A Knight to Escape

The game was fine. A lot of finding a key that opened a box that contained another key. A lot of waiting for other side to do things. Game master was rude and snarky to me on my birthday and made me feel dumb when I was simply just trying to figure something out myself. I just have bad vibes from this company

There’s too much to do that relies on your partners from the other room, which is fine, except visibility and auditory makes it incredibly difficult to actually communicate. And, there isn’t a lot to do in each room. The split room experience in this room just didn’t do it well. I wanted to like this one so badly too because of how much time you had, but it was just difficult without reason (clues weren’t hard, but they didn’t connect correctly).

Cool idea to split up the group, but ended up feeling unsatisfying to me as an experience. Would have enjoyed more escape time together. Overall, it somehow feels on both sides like you're spending a lot of time sitting around and waiting. Still fun, though, especially because you get so much bang for your buck. Well designed overall, too, I think.

Not enough to do on the one side. Split room, limited and the puzzles didn’t make “story” sense.

So. Much. Waiting. So. Little. Puzzling. This experience was tedious at best. None of us enjoyed ourselves, which is a feat considering how much we all love escape games. Our groups on either side of the experience thought it might have been better on the other end, but no, both were equally unpleasant.

This 2 hour room has its share of good and bad. Set and design and immersion are on point. 2 hours in an escape room is another plus. One team works in really dark conditions. Many of the puzzles in the “dark” depended on the other team finding and completing long tasks so several times the dark team is just waiting for the other side not able to do anything. Other than that, there was so much to do our team walked out quiet, processing what had just happened. We weren’t super disappointed but not super excited about what we completed but we were glad we did it.

Cool concept with the splitting of the team at the start, and the 2-hour time limit. There were a few lulls in the action while one side was working on a puzzle and the other had nothing to do. Music was too loud for a game dependent on communication. Some puzzles where both sides were actively involved were fun.

Love the concept of being separated, communication is definitely key! I would recommend having more people as part of your team since there is so much to do on both sides!