Kilgore Cabin

We had a great adventure. Lots of different aspects to the room kept it engaging. A bit scary.

Such a fun game with great puzzle design. It’s not my favourite theme but I think there is certainly a market for this style of game. It’s a really big space, we were however a group of two so maybe that’s not as felt when you’re in a large group. It’s one of Cryptos oldest games, but I think it still holds up as a solid game with some fantastic moments and good fun puzzles.

Enjoyed it overall, but compared to the other Crypto rooms this one felt a lot "emptier"? I think this ended up making the puzzles feel a lot easier as pretty much every room would have only the puzzle you need to do now or one to do shortly. And then of course that makes the immersion rougher, especially knowing what the company is capable of (like in Sorcerer's and Shipwreck)

Easy room, not very hard, average scary room to be honest

The room was fun but not as scary as I would’ve hoped. There was one puzzle that didn’t make logical sense and had to be completed with trial and error but other then that the room was decent.

This room is well designed, but seemed a bit too easy

Room was great, could bounce from puzzle to puzzle and everything made sense. It was a lot of fun.

Easy room. Loved the set design

We just finished playing Below Zero, Kilgore Cabin, Extraction, and Shipwreck Cove, and I'm reviewing them together because my thoughts are similar on each. The set design is impressive. The rooms are beautiful and fun. These rooms are quite easy though, especially since there's a four person requirement. We played with fellow enthusiasts and escaped with about 35 minutes left. I think that each room really needs 2-4 more puzzles or increased difficulty level on some puzzles. This is the easiest room of the four.

Loved the immersion and storyline in this room but it was too easy for a group of 6. Would recommend going as a smaller group unless you are all beginners.