Gameplay was fine, but not really memorable compared to some other rooms I've played. It was techy so that's always nice.

Great atmosphere and set, as is the usual for Cross Roads.

GM and staff were really nice, but the GM was giving way too many hints and straight up telling us how to complete puzzles rather than giving more obscure nudges. There were many moments when we were in the midst of inputting a solution, and instead of waiting for us to complete it, the GM would be telling us what to do at the same time over the speaker, making it feel more like we were just going through the motions. This made the puzzles frustrating and unrewarding. I think we completed the room with 15 minutes to spare as well, so it's not like we were running behind. The GM was really nice, but it definitely ruined a lot of the experience for me.

Although I personally didn't love the room, I think it did a great job of walking the line between puzzle and live-actor horror, which not a lot of rooms do. This is one of the few rooms in that category.

Consistent story throughout the room.

Perhaps best with 3-4 players.

Although this doesn't compare to the true live-actor horror rooms, I would rate this as "scary" as it's definitely more intense than the regular "spooky" rooms that are only horror in theme.