The Strange Disappearance On Station Eleven

This was our first and definitely (in my opinion) not our last online adventure in the Escape Room realm. I suggested it to the boys after I had seen it on Next Level's website, and it piqued my interest when I found out it was purely online. Unfortunately, one of the team members isn't all that tech-savvy, and I don't believe he has a PC/laptop anyway, so it was just two others and myself who fired up Zoom and cranked out a session. I thought maybe it was a little on the pricey side for a one-time-use code, considering you pay $40-$100 for a normal online game, and it's unlimited use. But I can appreciate it's true to the theme of how traditional escape rooms are with a one-time payment for a one-time adventure. Maybe $20 would be more reasonable for a one-time-use code or even give us a few goes to share the code around with other friends - just my two cents. However, it was a lot of fun, as per usual. In most cases, hanging out with these boys isn't necessarily about what we are doing but just doing it together. All I can say is don't eat the beans!

This is quite a clever online escape room experience. The game was easy to navigate and still had clever puzzles you would expect in a physical room. My friends and I were able to do this from all parts of the world through video chat which is fantastic when you have friends/family in different countries. Also the hilarious plot twist had us laughing. There is also clever easter eggs in there if you are a fan of Hamilton.