The Curse Of The Black Knight

Totally dug this knight-themed escape room. Felt like we time-traveled to the Middle Ages. It's a linear room, so we could all really soak in the set and story. Puzzles weren't super hard, but super fun to solve. Heads up, you'll be crawling, ducking, and taking stairs, so communication is key. 🛡️🗝️ Bonus: the waiting area is a chill spot to chat with the GMs. And don't miss the spooky bathrooms! 👻🚽 Highly recommend. ✌️🏰

Done over 80 rooms and this room is still in the top 3. Few rooms have such immersive production. You are in a castle. Several sections, too! It’s a fantastic introductory escape room and i’ve done it at least 5 times while introducing friends to the world of escape games. It’s linear with a smooth flow and lots of aha! Moments. Props to the creators. Love this room.

Great use of space! Great ambiance overall. For experienced players you definitely shouldn’t go over 3 or 4 people. Not many puzzles but for the space it felt just right. Wished we could use/were encouraged to use props for photo at the end (didn’t explicitly ask so you might be able to)

They made such good use of their space!! The way the room is setup is so cool, really felt like I was walking through a castle and the puzzles were fun to solve. I love a linear escape room and this is easily top 5 of my favorites so far.

The set design and use of space is amazing. That being said, I wouldn’t recommend playing it with more than 2 or 3 people. We did 6 and it was difficult maneuvering and only 1 person could work on a puzzle at a time. Still a really cool room!

We had such a great time with this room. Not knowing what to expect, it definitely was fun to go through it. A little tight in some spaces, but it kept us guessing what could be around the corner. The puzzles were creative, we needed a hint to figure one out. A great, fun experience for two people.

If you're looking for notable escape rooms, Curse of the Black Knight is one of the rarer and more unique experiences. The construction of the room is one of the most impressive I've seen, with nice little surprises that are good for both beginners and experienced enthusiasts. Overall, it was just a really fun time; it's linear, but there's a lot of co-op activities throughout so everyone can get involved. Although we beat it fairly quickly going just over 30 minutes, it didn't -feel- short, and it was definitely worth the visit. The only thing is it's a pretty tight space that fits 2-3 comfortably, but I would definitely not do more than 4 people.

The room seemed great! And definitely take my review w a grain of salt since i was LATE and FAILED so its on me but it really felt like my gamemaster didnt really care about my groups experience and it undermined the experience a lot and i feel like it could’ve been better

This room was well designed! Incredible medieval set design. The story was good and the puzzles had variety of difficulty. This is an extremely tight space room: crawling, tight corners, uneven stairs.

This may be a gen 1 room, but the design and the puzzles were just so fun and novel to us, we had a great time!