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As a huge advocate of candy, your search for the best gumball ever has led you here, the Neufeld Candy Emporium. Make your way inside and enjoy every kid’s candy dreams. Be diligent though, you’ve only been gifted an hour to prove yourself worthy of the delicacy, or you will lose your chance to take one as your prize.
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There was a lot of fancy antique items but none of them were useful. They were all just for show. The game was very linear and left other just standing and waiting till tasks were done. The game master did not pay any attention to our game so when some technical errors were happening we were just waiting around for them to acknowledge us. Some things were broken and it was run down.
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Candy World was an alternative option for us as we were slated to play the Pirate game initially. However, having only 2 people and learning about how that game initially starts, we were very fortunate, to have the staff accommodate our request for a room change! (thank you!) CW starts off slow and throughout the flow is tepid. The challenges vary which is nice. Something overall about the room feels “janky” or just less polished.
Involved some new unique, new challenges we had never encountered before!
Thought that the set design, special effects, and props left more to be desired. Overall, elements were immersive, but very elementary and basic.
Our GM worked very hard and was wonderful - thank you Grace!
No
The story was fairly weak but it was consistent and aligned and well integrated throughout.
Medium
Mechanical
4
Not scary
No
No
Somewhat
One challenge is VERY active the smaller the group you have. It actually turned out to be very funny and enjoyable for us.
This room would be very difficult for individuals with hearing, vision; and color blindness.
Yes
Easy
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