They're Coming

Absolutely loved this room. A few sequences will rattle nervous players, but nothing felt unfair. The game flows cleanly with no wild leaps, the ambiance tech impresses, and even with a brief tech pause we had a blast. GM Harper nailed the intro, timed hints well, and rescued us from finicky tech without burning clock. We’ll be back.

I’m out of step with the hype. The game felt overly linear, logic got murky, and our GM let a misaligned piece waste nearly ten minutes. That much‑touted low pass rate seems tied to clunky design, especially a dud of a final puzzle.

Super fun, theatrical from the jump, and the set has variety. With a low pass rate posted, we asked for nudges early—huge thanks to Ashlyn and Brandon for stellar support. Memorable all the way through.

Probably my favorite zombie room thanks to diverse, satisfying puzzles. Production looks good without showboating, and the focus stays on smart solves. It hits that sweet spot of theme plus logic.

Fun theme and cool transitions, but it’s quite linear. With four people I spent a few stretches waiting in a tight space. Better for a duo or trio.

Tons of cool concepts, but a couple needed clearer in‑game guidance. The music was so loud we asked the GM to repeat instructions multiple times, and one type of puzzle can’t really be hinted. Fun regardless, just rough around the edges in that spot.

A sleeper hit and the best room at this location for me. Brilliant start, story progression that actually feels immersive, light but not gruesome gore, and tons of Easter eggs for Evil Dead fans. Absolutely worth playing.

Killer intro that almost fooled us, then a solid ride with a good tech‑plus‑mechanical blend. For veterans, the puzzles lean easy to medium and we had one moment where the room advanced and we weren’t sure why. Atmosphere and gadgets shine, though seasoned teams may breeze through.

Decent run, but not our favorite at this brand. Fewer spaces than other locations and some scares were just screens, which felt a bit cheap. Linear flow and fair logic reward sharp observation. We preferred their Garrets and Steampunk Alice rooms.

The start is hilarious and sharp, and each area sells its setting. We overcomplicated one step, then realized it was simpler than we thought. Loads of fun ideas, though difficulty seemed to dip as we went.

Clever room with a satisfying rhythm, though a couple of props showed their age and one reset paused us briefly. The ambiance works, but sound effects were loud when asking for help. Still worth it.

That opener hooked us immediately, and our GM kept the tension and hints perfectly paced. Puzzles clicked without guesswork, spooky but never too much. We left grinning.

My husband and I cruised until one puzzle that just didn’t land. The soundtrack made it tough to hear the GM’s explanation and we had to ask repeatedly. We were told that step had been revised before—honestly could use another tweak. Still, the room overall was great.

Some neat ideas, but the last puzzle felt fussy and our hint came too late, lost under the soundtrack. Not terrible, just frustrating after a strong start.

Two of us tackled it and felt the pressure in the best way. Solid logic, great mix of tech and hands‑on moments, and a finale that pays off. We’d play it again.