Conjured Kingdoms

Hard, but doable! Let's just say, our riddle master wasn't here and it showed.

Still had plenty of manual locks, but the tech was amazing and all worked flawlessly.

Absolutely amazing immersion. Extremely cool rooms, lighting, sounds, and props. 10/10 in all aspects.

Front desk staff/GM was very friendly.

They were helpful but we had to ask about it.

Not accessible for audio impaired, and some color requirements

Definitely novel. The success rate is 25% and I will never understand why game builders create a room where most of the gamers will not complete. The last room had so many puzzles I was over it before we even started because visually I could tell we had no chance to escape. The last room was so dark I couldn’t see a thing without one of the barely bright lanterns right on the object.

The set was very intricate and it was evident they had had artists helping build some expensive puzzles.

Game master was as nice as they come.

If they had a, “meh” option, I would have picked that.

A puzzle in the second room was known to not align correctly but yet the game master waited until we finally asked what was supposed to happen before they came in.

There were four sections, each with a distinct set of puzzles. Everything was on theme and a lot of fun to puzzle through.

There were some marvelous props and set pieces that didn’t make you feel too much like you were in a standard room.

The GM was so kind throughout. He even gave us a few extra minutes to finish the room when we ran out of time.

Stellar puzzles all throughout. There was one where we needed a nudge in how to approach the puzzle, but otherwise everything felt seamless, even when it was challenging.

There was an interesting story that tied everything together! It was a little bit difficult to hear what the actors were saying, but we heard everything clearly that was puzzle related.

There is a MASSIVE amount of puzzles and of different varieties with a good mix of challenging and intuitive. It was a lot to go through with our group of three, but not impossible.

They don’t let you buy less than four tickets for an experience. Our group of three got a far ways into the room before we ran out of time, mostly because there’s a lot of puzzles.

A few puzzles depended on listening to cues. Also, there was a set of stairs leading down into the building.

Their business is in downtown Anchorage, so we parked at the parking garage a few blocks away.

The GM had printouts of all spoken audio available for anyone hard of hearing

It's the middle of the city. We're from out of town and took an Uber, but if you're driving, you'll have to park on the street.