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This is not a game anymore... this is something different. You've somehow foiled Edward Tandy and escaped The Basement in Chapter 1. You've managed to make it out once again after Edward and his assistant placed your sleeping body in The Elevator Shaft in Chapter 2. In Chapter 3, things have changed and you're treading on turf that Edward never expected you to gain access to. You've made it into his Study. In The Study, you and your team have made your way into the upper quarters of the Tandy family home. He Is VERY unhappy that you have encroached on his personal space and he plans to make you pay dearly for this mistake. In Chapter 3, you will find out more than you ever hoped about our matriarch obsessed serial killer. With event and theatrical puzzles, your level of interaction will need to take a step up in order to see the light of day ever again.
All ratings (316)
Very positive
Gameplay
Very positive
Atmosphere
Very positive
Customer service
Very positive
96 escape rooms
I know I’m an outlier with my rating/review, but I still want to leave it. I enjoyed The Basement, was wow’d by Elevator Shaft and amazed by Courtyard, but I can’t stand this room. From the start your group will most likely be trying to solve the wrong puzzle because that puzzle is obvious and the real first puzzle is almost random in its expectations. So that wastes your already limited 45 minutes. Hints aren’t necessary limited, but they choose when to give them to you. You can’t wave your collective hands and get one when you want it, so also wasting limited time. People rave about the actor interaction, but we did the room during COVID protocols, so I will give them the benefit of the doubt and believe it’s better when you aren’t required to stay 6 feet away. Lastly there are puzzles that I won’t go into details about, but they go against current escape room norms. Which I would say makes them unique and fun, but when you’re already down on time I feel like they were designed to waste your time and make you fail the room. Run rooms 1, 2 and 4 for sure, but if you need to skip one, skip this one. If you do run this one, be prepared for some frustration.
105 escape rooms
A fantastic room with twists and turns that it has a genuinely spooky atmosphere and feels like you’re inside of a horror movie. Fantastic use of an an in room actor as well, which is often hard to accomplish.
78 escape rooms
Such a great room!! Love the actor/actress! Love the idea and theme and definitely one to remember.
High tech
47 escape rooms
I enjoyed the room, the actor was great. However you lose a lot of time waiting on the actor to finish the hints. Our group would have escaped as we were on the last puzzle but ran out of time. That time lost waiting on hints would have got us out.
61 escape rooms
Very fun it was one of my first rooms. I’d definitely recommend!
Yes
Hard
4-5
Spooky
13
No
Somewhat
I’d say call ahead and discuss before you go
Yes
Easy
146 escape rooms
Good room!!! Definitely scary, had some great elements! Actor was great but some puzzles leapt logic. Our game master also did not give great hints. We were stuck on the last puzzle for 15 minutes and were basically doing it right but I feel like the game master did not want us to escape so they could keep their escape rate low.
Yes
“The set is very well made...it feels lived in.“
“... it’s different, has just enough challenge, is engaging, and fun.“
“The Study had an awesome set, a great actor, and a few incredible set pieces.“