Game Museum

This room was okay. It's not as chaotic as it sounds, there is a clear storyline that you do follow, but it splits and comes back together which makes this challenging. There were 2 puzzles that ate away at our time, and were just frustrating. They weren't well designed, so it was hard to follow the logic for them. The staff is so nice though, Slate was great and super helpful with all of the issues in the room.

I really wanted to love this more than I did because I cherish the theme of board games and video games! Unfortunately, the static nature of solving linear puzzles based on specific known board games like Scrabble and Monopoly felt a bit lazy. There are a few gems like a dexterity puzzle that I actually enjoyed playing due to the video game references. I also loved the special video games that captured my nostalgia well. There are fun ideas and riddles with each board game, but the flow becomes repetitive fast when all it is is just getting clue for a board game and using it to solve one puzzle. A better implementation of board game puzzles is in the company’s own Apartment A, which has a sweet real-life story of its own! The best part of this room was the Nintendo controller door! I want one of those for my house!

This room is very fun if you love video and board games. The puzzles are a bit scattered, but they are all well on theme and a blast to solve. The theming of the room was great. Overall I thoroughly enjoyed this room and would recommend it to game lovers in groups of around 4.

There was a puzzle that was broken when I played and there was a red herring, but I believe both are fixed now. There is a jump at the end of you are easily startled, but not crap your pants level of scary. Cool idea but not very impressed with the overall room. Puzzles were interesting and extremely non linear until you get to the end.

Just not a fan. Not an “escape room” style. Just solving puzzles and how they relate to various board games. Not interesting and felt like I wasted money.