Disparue [Missing]

I really like the concept and the logic of the puzzles. Really looking forward to the next room!

Gorgeous room, looking straight out of the Stranger Things set, and lots of puzzles/props that will make fans really happy. The last room was a let down in comparison. This included a puzzle that was a hunt in the dark for an objects without being any indication you were looking for hidden objects or how many you needed. Felt like tech needed to be replaced. But the rest of the space and puzzles more than made up for it! Enjoyed the experience overall.

A Stranger Things room with a retro replica set, references galore, and one very memorable moment! But we played this game as a team of 3 at the end of a long 7-game marathon day, and maybe we were too fatigued to fully appreciate it. Some of the signposting felt a little lacking and some of the connections felt tenuous. Still, I think Stranger Things fans will get real kick out of it.

Definitely more fun if you are a stranger things fan. We enjoyed the feel of the room and the puzzles fit with the theme. 7.4/10

The overall environment was really cool and fun. This room also had a very cool surprise that we were very impressed about! It was an engaging and fun experience, we just were confused at one specific moment because of a music that played gave us the impression we were done before we actually were.

Maybe it was just an off day but it really didn’t feel like the puzzles flowed super well here. Was expecting a bit more but felt like the room was sold on the “stranger things” experience vs. room quality.

I love the first season of Stranger Things, and stepping into the set for Missing was absolutely incredible for any fan. For the most part, the gameplay supported the feeling of the set - in particular, a common dexterity puzzle was lovingly hand built to add an unusual aesthetic to the challenge. A split team section was a little difficult for my teammates due to a seemingly fragile interface , which did leave a slight gap in the gameplay, but overall, we were constantly doing things. All and all, this was an excellent classic game, and if you play be prepared for a few true wow moments.

Fun game, but we experienced some tech issues. Not the best Stranger Things room, but it's definitely worth checking out if you're a fan of the show. Some really good nerdiness in the first room. The first part of the game is much better than the second (if you know the show you can probably guess what the two different parts entail...), and we got out a lot sooner than expected. The second half needed more puzzles.

We've never seen Stranger Things and didn't really know what to expect. We stumbled on two puzzles that in retrospect should have figured out and some of the tech proved glitchy. Some better cluing would have helped especially on the final puzzle which sealed our fate. We got it just not quite in time. GM was great which always helps the general enjoyment of a room.

This was one of those rooms that just wasn't for me. For one thing, I haven't seen Stranger Things, so (although I was able to understand the general idea) the various locations seemed kind of disjointed to me. More importantly, this game was obviously designed by somebody who hasn't hit middle age. A communication puzzle depended on a scratchy walky-talky that my middle-aged ears struggled to understand. There was a lot of squinting at things in dim lighting that my middle-aged eyes struggled with. At one point, I had to spend a long time kneeling while bending my middle-aged wrist at an uncomfortable angle. I wouldn't have minded if I found the puzzles delightful but I didn't walk away feeling like I had any amazing ""aha!"" moments. Maybe this is all just me (although I note that I have rarely encountered so many problems in any of the almost 100 other rooms I have played.) Whatever the reason, this just wasn't a fun one for me.