Lab at Loch Ness

Solid room with standout puzzles! The gameplay was all right and overall a fun time. Manageable with a larger group, which is sometimes hard!

I really appreciate a room that starts your team separated. It made for a fun communication barrier that needed to be overcome. The decor and story of this one is lesser than the other rooms at The Bureau. While we had one technical issue, overall this was a solid room. 4th favorite of this location.

As always with the bureau, the set was very cool and super immersive! There was one prop that had a confusing amount of components, most of which were completely unimportant, so I didn’t like that as much. But I loved having our party split up at the beginning to and have to communicate with each other!

First game at The Bureau and we loved how immersive it was! The room was really easy and linear, with pretty clear instructions on how to get from one thing to the next, but i had to give it a heart just for how well they kept to the theming!

Not my thing. Game was super easy and everything felt like a task. Not much in the way of actually solving anything. Room wasn’t fully reset and the split in the beginning felt unnecessary. I get this locations while identity is no locks, but a few locks probably would have helped. This also had one of the longest, most tedious puzzles I’ve ever done. I’ve heard good things about their other games so I would like to give this venue another try.

It was a split start so I definitely recommend dividing the party in a way that has people with experience on both sides. There wasn’t a lot of puzzles so a group of 4 is recommended.

The split start felt non-intuitve from an interaction perspective. That said, this is my first and only split start so it could be a skill issue. The combined bit felt a little easy, but fun with plenty to do. The end felt super rewarding so even though it was a bit quick, it had a nice payoff.

You start this game separated which was a different experience. There’s no locks which is awesome