Company Fox in a Box

Much better than my previous visit. You’ll be stuck in place at first, but jump scares are mild and the tactile beats are fun. It’s dated in spots and heavy on mechanical locks, yet still memorable; I’d bring 4–6 people.

Loved the Cold War vibe and the soundscape—felt like we were really in a bunker. With three of us the pacing was solid, and the hands‑on puzzles hit that satisfying click. One or two connections were a stretch, but our GM nudged us just enough. Would happily run it back after a refresh.

As a newer player, this hit the sweet spot. Mostly mechanical puzzles with a couple that really stumped us before the aha, light jump scares, and a logical story. Four players felt perfect, even if we needed extra clues to beat the clock.

More fun than expected in a cozy bunker space, and we cleared it comfortably with two. The older, mostly mechanical tech had charm, and the sound effects added a lot. Teamwork puzzles were a highlight, and our GM, Macy, was great.

Rough day during staff training made for weak clueing and no eye contact, and I got scratched reaching into a mailbox. I still liked the old‑school puzzles and Zodiac clippings, but I’d love to see the room revamped.

That opening had my heart racing and our GM leaned into the story in the best way. It’s linear but tight, with satisfying locks and a couple slick reveals. Creepy without going overboard, and zero live actors was a win for me.

Went as a duo and found it challenging but fair, with that old‑school mechanical charm. We did waste time on a puzzle revealed too early without full info, yet the finale felt great. Cozy space, good GM, worth the hour.

Loved it. Creepy story without going full horror, and no live actors. You start blindfolded and cuffed, then dive into unique, intricate puzzles with a GM who stays in character the whole time.

No actors, just you, your team, and a spooky story. Surprises landed, puzzles connected nicely, and our newbie friends had a blast because it’s linear and clear most of the way.

We liked the theme and some clever teamwork puzzles, and finishing as two felt doable. A couple of leaps in logic and an older lock slowed us down, but the GM support was on point when we needed it.