Hope End

The story dictated the gameplay so well that you could almost forget you were solving escape room puzzles.

So much larger than it looked!

Engaging from the moment the door opened.

Wonderfully immersive

The live feedback was awesome

Kinda. Look for the billiards sign

The puzzles themselves were not particularly intense themselves, but the atmosphere and experience made up for that to create a fantastic time.

Wow. This place was so immersive and really felt like you were going through the story. The live actor was fantastic, and instead of making this more awkward, like many live actors do, they compelled the experience to greater levels.

The GM and Live Actor were both so kind and welcoming, as well as fantastic actors in their own right.

The possibility for multiple endings is a really neat idea and is well executed in this.

The story was incredible, slightly silly but not enough to detract from the experience, and added to it.

There aren’t any particularly hard puzzles.

Although this room isn’t high tech for the players, the behind the scenes clear had so much love and care put into it, as well as being intricately complex.

This game requires at least 4 players and trust me, it’s for a good reason. I think 5-6 players might get a little crowded but will leave you satisfied at the end.

The theming was a little spooky, but it is not intended to terrify, and is instead used to set the mood.

There was a single drawer that didn’t want to pop out, but our gamemaster was lovely about it and it didn’t affect the experience that much.

There is a live actor, which normally I wouldn’t like, but this is done so well and it’s clear that these are trained actors who care about what they do, so it really enhanced the room so much.

It’s very much a room to room experience where you need to go around the entire rooms, but there isn’t the need to run around really.

The location was not too difficult, as it has the symbol right on the door.

Parking lot right there!