A Knight to Escape

This 2 hour room has its share of good and bad. Set and design and immersion are on point. 2 hours in an escape room is another plus. One team works in really dark conditions. Many of the puzzles in the “dark” depended on the other team finding and completing long tasks so several times the dark team is just waiting for the other side not able to do anything. Other than that, there was so much to do our team walked out quiet, processing what had just happened. We weren’t super disappointed but not super excited about what we completed but we were glad we did it.

Cool concept with the splitting of the team at the start, and the 2-hour time limit. There were a few lulls in the action while one side was working on a puzzle and the other had nothing to do. Music was too loud for a game dependent on communication. Some puzzles where both sides were actively involved were fun.

Love the concept of being separated, communication is definitely key! I would recommend having more people as part of your team since there is so much to do on both sides!

The room reminded us so much of a PC game we’d all played called We Were Here. There is so much to do in the room, and I love that there is separate for the entirety of it making you rely on communicating well! Our GM was very friendly and helpful when needed! Would love to go back and play the opposite side!

This escape room starts you off separated from the other half of the group and relies heavily on communication. This is a great room for larger groups and very challenging. This is an enthusiasts dream! Highly recommend this room.

This room uses time waster puzzles to justify a 2 hour game that is really you sitting with nothing to do for half of it. Scenic is good, but nothing to write home about.

Group gets split. Personally I hate that.