Rocky Point Park

This room was so much fun, with so many unique puzzles! We played the first room way too slow and ended up going over by a few minutes. But yeah, this room is so cool. I'm not from that area so I had no connection to the real Rocky Point amusement park, but this room portrays an amusement park so well. And there is a storyline embedded in this room that is beyond just playing at an amusement park, and they did a great job of incorporating it into the puzzles. I had some high expectations for this room, and they exceeded them.

Absolutely loved the game. For anyone that remembers Rocky Point of old it will definitely hit you with the feels. I really enjoyed all the custom problems and references to classic Rocky Point rides. The only issue we ran into was getting the horse race puzzle to work right. But everything else was great. The staff at Riddle Room is fantastic too always guaranteed to be a good time when we go here.

I’m a big theme park nerd so I really enjoyed this one. It’s not the highest tech room in the world, but I loved that they had actual pieces from the theme park in the room! It made the handmade elements more charming. And there were a lot of really fun puzzles! Definitely got our money’s worth! Good for 3-4 if you’re experienced!

As a theme park nerd, I am a bit biased here, but I really adored this room. Amidst a sea of dingy dark serial killer basements and ancient crypts, It's always a breath of fresh air to see bright, colorful, playful rooms. Although I've played a handful of amusement park themed rooms, this one stands out for being based on a local park that actually existed. I appreciate when a company can create a game that could only exist within their specific locale. The puzzles are a mix of physical tasks/games (which I personally love to see in a room) and more traditional puzzling fare. Some puzzles were incredibly rewarding to solve, though we found the final puzzle to be under-clued and lacking in that satisfaction upon solving. We played as a group of four, and there was plenty for us to do but I would not want to play with a larger group as the spaces aren't particularly large and we found ourselves bumping into each other many times. We were told that the start of the game had two different puzzle paths to complete and we could work on them in tandem, but we mainly worked in a linear fashion so we could all experience the fun and still got out with time to spare without any nudges required. That being said, if you are a group of two you will definitely need to be on your A game and keep on pace to finish the room, there is plenty to do. Having now played all four currently available games at this location, I can easily recommend any of the rooms here. Everything feels very hand crafted and put together with love and passion. There isn't a bad room here, but my personal ranking would be: 1. Imaginasium 2. Rocky Point Park 3. Forest Of Fortune 4. Vanishing At the Velmont.

I LOVED this room! There’s was such an amazing mix of kinda of puzzles and it felt like wow moment after wow moment the whole time. Every time I thought we were done there was another room with more surprising and exciting. Tons to do at all times. It was above and beyond what I was expecting. This is what I hope for when I do homemade rooms.

Fun game! The game is mostly games and physical puzzles with some puzzly-puzzles too. Lots to do, but definitely seems playable with a smaller group. Edeline was a great gm!

Excellent room! Far better than you would expect for the location.

A good game that borders on great but doesn't quite get there. There is a lot to do, and you can work in parallel in the beginning, though it becomes more linear by the end. Actually the game really encourages teamwork by about halfway through, which I loved. Our GM was great and respected our request to only give us hints if we asked. Atmosphere is hand-crafted and clearly done with a lot of love and hard work -- if you're looking for an uber-polished looking set, this isn't it, but you would miss out on the blood, sweat, and tears this room clearly took to put together. One puzzle/lock that I've never seen before and was really special. One of the things didn't work, but our GM noticed right away and came in to keep us moving. Heads up that this isn't the best room for people who use a wheelchair, or have poor upper arm strength, or have hearing loss.