Mogollon Monster: Scouting for Arizona's Bigfoot

While this game was fun and well done, it didn't quite land as well for me as Henchmen's Heist or EVIL Robots. This game has some silliness/humor, but less than the others, and I think that's a big part of what I appreciated about the other games. This one also felt a little more worn, though this might be an intentional design/style decision. My group of 3 experienced players felt somewhat pressed for time (although a bit less so than in Henchmen's Heist). I think we would have been more comfortable with a 4th player, which isn't something I usually say. Of the 3 games at Nemesis Club, this one felt the most puzzle focused and had the ending that felt like it had the highest stakes. I appreciated the ample light sources provided - many games don't do as good a job.

Great room! GM was awesome, facility was awesome. Puzzles were a mix of tech and old school, some easy, some a little less than obvious

Incredible game, jumped into my top ten of all time. Great gameplay, fun mix of puzzles. Let me just say the Nemesis Club is one of the coolest facilities I have ever been in and Mongolian Monster lives up to the hype and the Club.

Great special effects in the room.. The whole vibe of the building is spectacular. 2 of 3 people like this room the best, but all the rooms here were great.

Wowsa! We did all 3 rooms in a row and they were super nice in accommodating an early start so we'd finish and catch our flight. Very nice GM Jackson, that helped us with all 3 games. The atmosphere of this place is on a different level. You have to "find" the entrance to get in which is always a fun twist. The lobby area is amazingly decorated and could easily be a late night hang out spot. Quality of gameplay was awesome with all 3 games but I'll rank them from what I preferred. This room for me was the easiest but had some unique aspects that I haven't seen in a camp ground set before. It wasn't linear at parts but all came together nicely. Had some motion at one point that was realistic and a great experience. I could see kids having a blast in this room.

I've known about this place for years but most, if not all, of my local escape room friends had long done these experiences. The monster effects were unexpected and I yelled for a few scenes, which was very welcomed. Just the right amount of scare without being over the top.

This room was fantastic. The production value was so high, and the puzzles were great. The staff was just as good. 100% recommend. One of the better escape rooms I've done.

My 100th escape room! Nemesis club was such a blast and especially Mogollon Monster. It certainly felt like being transported to a little camp site on the prowl for bigfoot. Puzzles were fun and interesting and there was always something for people to do.

We went back to camp and had such a fun time!! This room was so immersive from beginning to end. Such an incredible experience that really played to the senses. The fun intro and puzzles were so much fun. All of the puzzles flowed smoothly and some real camp elements. This whole company was so worth the trip and of course we celebrated with the shakes at the end.

Man I’m sorely disappointed. I did the evil robot game when they first opened and it was amazing. I thought I was in for a good experience with mogollon monster. I even paid a premium of $180 for 2 people so I’m sick to my stomach by my experience. The game itself was ok but my experience was pretty much ruined because of the game masters constant nudging and clue giving. I really do appreciate when the game master pushes us along so we complete the story. But I really don’t appreciate it when I don’t feel like I solved a single puzzle bc the game master pretty much told us all the answers. That sense of accomplishment and surprise felt like it was taken away. I’m really saddened by this experience bc I’ve spoken so highly of it to many enthusiasts and have constantly promoted nemesis club. I think nemesis club needs to do some retraining bc at $180 for 2 people, I do expect a higher level of game play.