Sky Odyssey

Right before we started, they told us two puzzles were dead and handed us a sheet telling us the solve order. They still charge full price, and our finale didn’t fire, so the GM just walked in and said we were done. I can see how great this could be if it actually ran, but as-is I’d retire it.

Massive production and some killer reveals, but it needs a tune-up. A couple puzzles were glitchy and one seemed flat-out wrong. Sound cues trample each other if you parallel-solve, and it’s pretty dim, which makes reading hard. We still had fun, but it feels past its prime.

Top 5 for me. The room is packed with beautiful myth details, and knowing the lore helped a bit without being required. One harp string was dead, but NJ was a fantastic GM and made the run feel special.

The atmosphere rules and the theme is stitched through everything. Some clues were unclear so the flow stuttered, and the last few puzzles didn’t work for us, so a GM had to tell us we’d finished. Fun overall, but the ending lacked the payoff we wanted.

Colossal set with talking statues, elevation, and slick lighting. The flow never really clicked, so they hand you a full walkthrough that even lists bonus tasks. Some inputs were unreliable, and the GM had to step in a few times. Still a fun odyssey, but I wish it didn’t need a guide.

This feels like the ruins of a once-great game. The set’s worn, props are failing, and triggers don’t behave, though you can glimpse how epic it used to be. I’m glad I saw it, but I can’t recommend it until someone restores it.

Theme and set are great and there’s no shortage of content for a group of four, but it needs a revamp. We had late audio and light cues, and the story flow jumped around. They gave us a map at the start, yet tasks didn’t feel connected to the narrative. I wanted to love it and ended up liking it.

We loved the build and were deep into the tasks, but the GM came in with nearly two minutes left and declared we were done with the main part and the rest was just bonus. It killed the momentum, especially since we still had puzzles we wanted to try. It’s a great room—just hope you get the right GM.

Cool concept but too many sensors misread our inputs, and the ending didn’t trigger so the GM had to call it. You can see the potential, but maintenance dragged it down. Mixed feelings overall.

Brought two kids and they were starry-eyed at the talking statues and effects. Not scary, just big and adventurous, with tons to touch and try. We left buzzing.

If you’re experienced, go with three or four people and divide. There’s a ton of parallel tasks and the sound can get messy, but the set pieces are worth the trip. We had fun and finished with seconds to spare.

Huge, gorgeous, and mythy in all the right ways. Our GM kept us moving and the set keeps unfolding with legit surprise moments. Audio was fine for us once we learned not to trigger everything at once. Would absolutely replay to see the bonus content.

Spacious room with stairs and some crawling, so bring agile friends. The laminated path helped tame the chaos, though a couple audio cues overlapped and got noisy. Still a blast with a lot to discover.

This game leans hard on audio and the mix is a mess. One statue blasts while others whisper, so you miss key info and it’s just aggravating. I’d skip it until the sound is fixed.

Both rooms here felt big but undercooked. Low light and tired sensors caused annoying stalls, and overall the gameplay was confusing and frustrating despite the pretty set. This location needs a refresh; I’d pass on this one for now.