The Book Of Souls

We enjoyed our play-through of the Book of Lost Souls room a lot. We played with a mixed group with varying degrees of escape room experience and everyone had a good time and was able to contribute. I think the room is probably best balanced for 3 players. It is very linear, so fewer players is probably better for experienced teams. The set design and immersive atmosphere were excellent. The room had some very mildly spooky theming, but was not scary and would be appropriate for younger solvers. Luka was a great host and added a lot to the experience.

Mystic is one of my favorite escape room places and this is my favorite room at the Littleton location

The theme was cool and the tech puzzles that were there were incredibly well done. There were some old school locks in there that made it less of a Wow factor as the rooms in the Denver location but it was still a very fun room. There was one puzzle in there that was so cool to me. Very fun puzzles and fairly straight forward. My group of 3 required no hints but our game master Luka was amazing! So fun to chat with after the game.

Good room. Very dark inside. Only complaint. They provide candles.

A small space that executes well! I personally would not do above 2 people. Extremely well done theming that does not make you feel like you’re in the middle of Littleton.

I preferred this game over Amulet of Time - I thought the set was more immersive and interactions were more interesting. I would have ideally liked more puzzles and additional spaces, but I imagine it would have been tough given the building setup.

The space is compact, yet it’s packed with a solid number of puzzles that keep you engaged the entire time. Nothing felt wasted, every element had a purpose, and the flow kept us moving. The atmosphere is where this room really stands out. The monastery setting is detailed and immersive, and it does a great job pulling you into the story of lifting the century-old curse. It feels cohesive from start to finish, not just a collection of puzzles. That said, there were a couple of hiccups near the end. One of the final puzzles was a bit finicky to trigger. We knew exactly what needed to be done, but getting it to actually activate took longer than it should have, which broke the momentum a bit. On top of that, the finale didn’t trigger for us at all, so we weren’t even sure we had completed the room until the game master came in to confirm. Those issues aside, the overall experience is still strong. It’s a well-designed room with good puzzle variety and a satisfying level of challenge. We completed it with two people and just one hint, which felt like a great balance. 3 people would be good. 4 or more may feel a bit crowded. The ending could use a bit of rework to match the quality of the rest of the experience, but it’s absolutely still worth playing. Don’t let that discourage you, this is a good room and a solid pick if you’re in Denver.

Absolutely loved this room. Wish I could experience it again! Theme very well integrated, clever puzzles, novel mechanics, story flowed. Highly recommend as a moderately challenging room for more seasoned escapees

This room dives IN to the theme. Decor is great, and the puzzles go beyond traditional escape room puzzles. Dimmer room adds to the atmosphere. Soundscape is also well done.

Tiny little room. Definitely don’t bring too many people!! Linear room with some really interesting puzzles. Some of the puzzles were multi-step, which was fun and a bit tricky!! Great room overall!!