Company Puzzle Effect

This one fell flat for us. We got stuck, received hints that repeated what we were already doing, then later no help for several minutes despite asking, and we timed out. The guide admitted they didn’t like those puzzles and couldn’t offer more, which was frustrating, especially since we’ve finished many rooms here and liked the others.

We loved the puzzle variety, including a few we hadn’t seen after 200+ rooms. Everything worked, the theme was well realized, and as two enthusiasts we finished without hints with about 17 minutes left. They say it’s their hardest, though we thought Grim Stacks edged it out.

This was the first room we failed, and the hint system didn’t help since the GM only chimed in when they thought it was time. We lost minutes spinning on one puzzle and finished about a minute late. The directional audio was hard to place, and the scent puzzle felt subjective. Aside from those, it’s well made—just plain hard.

Two of us finished with time to spare, but we still enjoyed the quirky props and time‑travel angle. Solid puzzles, smooth pacing, and friendly staff. Wish it ran a bit longer.

Interesting room with likable puzzles and decor, though one puzzle failed and another was coming apart. Great pick for beginners, easier for enthusiasts, and the staff was very kind.

Loved the clinical vibe and the way the puzzles loop into the theme. Nothing flashy, just smart design and a couple of wicked twists. I didn’t escape, but I left grinning.

I ran it solo and loved the cool, innovative puzzle ideas. The stark white space is a little unnerving at first, but it matches the theme perfectly. I was seconds from the finish when time ran out—so close.

Fresh puzzle ideas, clean cluing, and that cursed-ship mood is on point. We cruised out as two enthusiasts without hints and loved the ride.

Gorgeous retro sideshow sets and a clear flow made this an easy recommend. Our newbie friend had a blast, and the GM was kind and quick with nudges. Not tough, but satisfying and fun.

The intro made me nervous about all the padlocks, but they were spaced out and integrated well, with mechanical bits folded into the adventure. The theming pulls you in, and the puzzles are genuinely fun.