Les Quatre Sorciers et l'Ascension du Seigneur des Ténèbres [The Wizard Four and the Rise of Lord Thulsa]

The tech and puzzle setups are great and you can see there are thoughts being out into it. Even though they were broken some time, the staff was very quick to communicate proactively so we didn’t feel stuck. The puzzles do feel on the easier side - in a good way. There weren’t any solutions that felt like a stretch. The grand finale was such a nice surprise.

I've never really loved the wizard genre... but the final room and, in particular, the finale, were an absolute gamer's delight!

Our group of 4 had the great fortune to complete 30 games in Canada in under a week. Eleven of the games were from Escaparium. Three of the games were from Ezkapaz. Jonathan Driscoll, the co-owner of Escaparium and Ezkapaz, welcomed us warmly. During our stay in the area, I noticed how his staff was full of joy and passion for their craft, and how much he beamed when he spoke of his team. I feel that one of the reasons his company is truly outstanding is due to how much he respects his employees. I consider him warm, genuine, sincere, and focused on personal growth. I am impressed by him, his staff, and the masterpieces they have built together. Some aspects I most enjoyed from each of the rooms include the following: Magnifico (+ music, story, acting, set design, costumes, character development) Wardrobe for Sale (+ story, theme, character development, acting, set design, creativity) Final Stop (+ improv chemistry with our group, story) Wizard of 4 and the Book of the Black Arts (+ acting, theme) Forgotten Cathedral (+ set design, acting) Lost Island of the Voodoo Queen (+set design, puzzles) Opus Memori (+ voice actor. They pleasantly surprised us once briefly between our back-to-back games. <3) Blind Tiger (+ actor suavely providing hints) Return to the Cadavera Case (+ murder mystery experience) Golden Jubilee (+ meditative [My bf is laughing at my diction :P ]) Barber's Choice (+ comfy) Wizard of 4 and the Rise of Thulsa (+ surprising finale) Bernie Block (+ cute) The Family (+ puzzles, set design)

One of our favourites , it was simply good the puzzles were nice and creative vary different from most escapes , we realy recommend, but mayby not for beginners at least alternative players , but just amayzing place :)

It's very immersive, with great sets and props to use—you can easily play it with three people.

This room was fun, but in our minds didn't live up to the first in the series. The way the magic was presented was very fun and cool, but felt like it was forgotten and then haphazardly reintroduced partway through. Worth playing, but if you're expecting the same level as the first one, you may be slightly disappointed.

It was fun, but the Harry Potter themes tend to be pretty repetitive from one venue to the next. We did the room because we were with kids. The kids really enjoyed it. What bothered me was that we had to go through the Mad Hatter’s Hat Escape room to get to the Chamber of Secrets room. If you’ve never done that room before, it can be disappointing to have to walk through it. A minor logistical issue.

We did this escape room with our two kids, ages 10 and 12. The game was just as fun for the kids as it was for the adults. The kids were able to solve some of the puzzles on their own. Beautiful decor. We all enjoyed the experience.

This is a continuation of the other wizard game at Escaparium Dorval, but you don’t have to have played the other game to have a good time! This room was a bit challenging, but the decor and story was super interesting. Great experience!