Pay attention to the LEVEL of difficulty that the company has assigned to each room, the AGE recommendations, as well as the maximum NUMBER of participants.
The web site says that walk-ins are not currently permitted. The website was straight-forward and confirmed the booking immediately. We booked on-line, as a family of 6 adults, with a single credit card. Here are the things you want to know that no one tells you: We were told we could have gone to the next level since we finished it rather quickly and didn’t need any clues at all. Took us the rest of the time to find all of the clues to unlock the rest of the boxes in the first room as well as the second room to unlock the second room to get out. We were able to get into the second room after some 15-20 minutes or so. We ran around all over the first room looking for clues. It’s all about playing around the walls, tables or whatever until a door opens something for additional clues. We were able to break the Lucy box lock pretty quickly by guessing the numbers by feel. White call box by the door is for any questions with Xavier. They make everyone use sanitizer and take everyones temperature. Everyone in the party has to be present to come inside. We had to wait outside and call to have someone let us in. We did a session in the illusionist room. We had and hour and 20 minutes to kill still. There’s no other rooms until 9pm tonight. I would recommend this facility despite the frustrations. We played 3 in one day we travelled from Indiana to do 6 games at 2 locations.
If "a lot" of groups have that issue, then change it. A puzzles shouldnt be faulted on the basis of the colors arent obvious. That's why I offered to come in with a flashlight." We were told a lot of groups struggle with the colors. Once the GM came in we asked them about that phzzle and Ashton said "Yea when I played ot took me 45 minutes to complete that. The GM said they could come in with a flashlight to help us see the colors. After about 15/20 min on this one puzzle, were were aggravated and asked for additional help. It just didn't help bc the colors were hard to tell. We asked for a clue and the clue told us what we were doing. We struggled for a long time bc the colors were hard to differentiate in the lighting. One game had a color puzzle and the room had UV lights. There was one game where we just stood around for 10 min bc we were stuck and couldn't ask until 15 minutes. Ashton was quick to give clues when we asked.Ī few minor flaws that were frustrating - we had to wait 15 minutes to use our first clue. The rooms were well done, the puzzles made sense and flowed okay. We had Ashton for all 3 games and let me start off by saying Ashton was a great gamemaster.
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