WeaknessesIt’s quite dark and typically only two flashlights are provided, which can bog down bigger teams. Some tech and alignment-based puzzles feel touchy, and a few props need more force than expected. Flow and start cues aren’t always clear.
StrengthsImmersive cemetery set, strong story flavor, and GMs who elevate the whole run with themed hints and playful banter. Puzzles are varied and satisfying when they click, and the production suits the lore.
SecurityVery dark with low fixtures, so mind your head and watch your step; several players suggest padding and more light. Staff give guidance on force, and the room is climate-controlled for comfort.
Level of fearEerie and atmospheric with light scares, more spooky than nightmare fuel. Suitable for teens and cautious adults; horror-seekers may find it tame but fun.
Actors' gameGame masters like Shea, Zach, Dylan, and Faith get consistent shout-outs for staying in character, delivering timely hints, and adding humor and ambience. They smoothly step in when tech stalls, keeping immersion intact.
Quality of riddlesMix of search, logic, and multi-step interactions with some older tech that fits the theme. Non-linear paths reward teamwork, but a few mechanisms are finicky and occasionally require a firm pull or precise alignment. Overall challenging yet fair with hints.
PlotYou’re picking through the cursed Black Willow Cemetery, torn between treasure hunting and restoring balance to the underworld. The tale gets a little wild but it’s a fun ride without heavy spoilers needed.
Difficulty levelSolid medium-hard; experienced groups of three to four will thrive, while newcomers may lean on hints. Solo pairs can do it but bigger groups might struggle sharing light and tasks.
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