Baker Street Mystery

A bit disappointing after having first done the Lucky Strike Diner, which had unique theming. This theme is a bit overdone but not their fault. Some unique puzzles. Nothing too surprising. Not all puzzles seemed to follow theme and some seemed a stretch. But overall it was entertaining and fun! Staff is friendly and helpful. Debrief afterwards is a nice addition!

Basic, but not a bad room overall. Cute story, but light on theme otherwise. I enjoyed the speakeasy one more. Fantastic staff though.

Not nearlt as great as the Bank Heist here but solid. The room feels cramped and the pizzles felt lackluster at the time

This room was a nice closing act to complete the games at EE. It definitely was a change of pace - paper-based, word play puzzles, and smaller space. It was well suited for our team of 2 and we enjoyed the game!

Love all the rooms here! We were told to save this one for last as it’s one of the harder rooms. Which is true, we almost didn’t make it out. Fun room with some tough challenges.

This isn’t a bad game, but after Lucky Dice Diner at the same location was SO awesome, it was fairly disappointing. The theming is very basic, and most of the puzzles involve finding laminated pieces of paper. On top of that, we needed more hints than we usually do as some of the puzzles I did not find intuitive. This feels like a much older game than Lucky Dice, and like one you could play anywhere.

I think this is Expedition’s worst game. It’s mostly riddle solving which makes the game really hard. Our game guide was lovely though and the rest of the rooms here are wonderful

Pretty fun for a first generation room, just be aware that it is an older style room. Would be too claustrophobic for a larger group. For the most part puzzles flowed well.