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This room was goofy and fun, and I had a great time in spite of being heavily jet-lagged. I appreciate that its creators decided to do something different from the typical horror theming that Athens is known for. It’s often billed as a “comedy” room, and while it wasn’t quite “roll on the floor” funny, it was silly, light-hearted, and heavily actor-driven. If you’re not down to get a little weird and go with the flow, you’re not going to enjoy the full experience. There’s much more to the room than actor interactions though. The puzzles were generally solid and satisfying, including a couple of styles that I hadn’t seen before. Some of the room transitions were really crazy too, again incorporating elements I haven’t seen before. Is this room a big-budget immersive game for set snobs? No. Does it punch above its weight in terms of novel ideas and fun factor? Absolutely. And clocking in at 90 minutes, the time flew by in comparison to the many 2+ hour rooms we found throughout Athens. My only criticism of Wanted is that it’s sorely in need of a face lift. Multiple aspects of the intro scene were not functioning correctly, and some of the set pieces and scenery were seriously busted. I know it’s an older and very popular room, but most of the things that needed to be fixed were not pricey items. Bottom line: go play this room. It’s a great palate cleanser after all the Athens horror, and don’t forget to check out El Exorcista at the same location too.




