Path of the Gods

Excellent room. No combinations locks and all of the puzzles were excellent and challenging. Never felt lost in the room, and loved how emersive the room was

Usually I’m not a fan of non-linear rooms, but this one was awesome! When thinking about it after the fact, there’s not a whole lot of puzzles; but when you first get into the room and are trying to figure out what goes with what, that’s one long puzzle on its own. And not to mention, you’re doing all this when it’s pitch black and only a few light boxes (boombox-like flashlights), which makes it even cooler! Great set design, great story, awesome game master (J), and amazing great room!

Very non-linear, in the sense that they kinda just throw everything at you at once and the majority of your time is sorting everything you need. The room is very dark for no reason other than adding difficulty. Once we got things moving it went a lot better, but the last room was kinda just one puzzle to take up space. Still had an okay time with friends.

Path of the God's was a standard Egyptian room with a focus on strong, multi-level puzzles. The bulk of the game occurs in the main tomb room, which includes a set of non-linear puzzles that felt chunky and hard, a bit of a deperature from the easier puzzles in other conundrum rooms. The special effects were solid, the set design was good, and the tomb had a good balance of low light while still providing flashlights to lessen the eye strain. This was probably my favorite room at Conundrum, and I would definitely recommend it to groups of enthusiasts!

One of the coolest rooms I’ve ever done out of 30+ rooms, but we left with a sour taste in our mouth. We got to the last area with about 5:00 left and we we’re stuck. We asked for a clue (only time we did) multiple times and the gamemaster was occupied with another group. Then he came in saying “Oh you almost made it!”. Very frustrating experience after an amazing room.

Very musty room that was darker and danker than necessary. We even solved a puzzle for light, and nothing happened (that we could tell). The set looked wonderful, but the ambiance (while thematic) really made it an uncomfortable room to play.