Da Vinci‘s Workshop

Room was okay overall. The theme came through enough, but it didn’t really feel like you were fully inside an inventor’s room or workshop. Puzzle flow was solid and the puzzles themselves were good, with a few different ideas and methods I hadn’t seen before, which kept it interesting. I also kind of wished there was some sort of sequence, effect, or sound cue when completing certain puzzles, just to make the room feel a little more satisfying and immersive. Unfortunately, there were a couple of rough spots during the experience. Some puzzle pieces looked like they were missing information or needed a bit of retouching, and a few locks were pretty finicky and didn’t open smoothly without extra fiddling. Overall, still an okay time, but I think the room would be noticeably better if those issues got cleaned up.

There were a few cool puzzles in the room, but there was no clear sequencing of the room, and the game master did not seem to be paying attention to what was going on in the room. Game master asked me if I had found something that I had not found yet, then proceeded to just tell me exactly how to solve the puzzle rather than giving a hint to guide.

This room was overall decent. Not one of my favorites, but not one of my least favorites. It is only one room which was a bit of a disappointment. Lots of things to do though so none of us were just bored sitting around. Some fun puzzles. The game master was cool!

Creative puzzles, relatively low-tech. Loved the game masters set up for the room, quirky and fun

It’s a fun simple game with a decent atmosphere. The highlight of the game is probably the nice slightly unique puzzle in the finale. I don’t think there’s anything particularly good about this room, but definitely not anything particularly bad either. I am giving it a thumbs down however as I don’t think this game is worth going out of the way for or the money for what it is.