Rugrats: Search For The Losted Toys

This room was good, but something that we didn’t realize going in was that it was essentially just a reworked version of their Playground room. A lot of the puzzles were the same and since many of us had already done playground, it wasn’t a great experience. However I’m still giving it a positive rating because without that prior knowledge, it would’ve been a great room.

This is the room all 90s kids will have to do. It drops you right in the set and feels like you are part of the show. The theming was really on point with this room. If you have ever watched Rugrats you NEED to do this room.

Great escape game for 90s kids, loved the immersion and theming!

This was a great game overall and while it isn’t necessarily hard, I would recommend trying to get a large group of people to come with you because there is just a lot of stuff to solve throughout all the rooms. This is great thought for anyone whether you have seen rugrats or not.

As a 90s kid, this is one of my favorite rooms I’ve done. Awesome appearance, looks like it came from the show. Good story and premise to tie the room together. Lots of puzzles so puzzles so works well for medium to larger size groups, would say 6 to 8 is best size. I haven’t played the Playground room that this is like an overlay of, so I can’t compare it to that.

This was a great example of reusing a game for another purpose - you can see the bones of the normal adventure (Playground) underneath, but it really feels like an unique adventure that stands up under its own merit.

Amazing room! You don’t need to be a Rugrats fan to play, but it does make it more fun. Linear gameplay with pretty simple puzzles. Amazing atmosphere. Friendly game master. Our room hadn’t been fully reset beforehand, but they handled it well. We completed the room easily with 2 and no help If you haven’t played Playground yet, I recommend playing Rugrats before Playground. Since Playground has been repurposed for this room, there are several similarities, both in set design and gameplay. Both are incredible rooms, but Rugrats has less surprises and a much simpler gameplay than Playground

I really loved this room although I wish I had played with a smaller group. I was in a group of 10+ and we just had too many people. I would probably cap my group at 7 at the most because with so many people you didn’t get the chance to see everything or work on more than a few things here and there. The room design and flow was amazing and we all had a great time. We were all so amazed by the set design and just overall had a great time playing this blast from the past room

Went into the room thinking it would be childish, but I came out pleasantly surprised. This room had a 12 person maximum and we went in with 4. The room had a great variety of puzzles and some puzzles I had never seen before. A lot of technical aspects within the room and some good mechanical puzzles. I found myself enjoying the whole process and I was kept immersed the whole time. The vibrant colors in the room keep your attention every step of the way. Experts may find the room easy at first but might come out pleasantly surprised in the end. Furthermore the GM and the workers at the place were very nice and very accommodating. I would give this an 8/10 overall with a 6/10 difficulty

The room was obviously recycled from an older room to jam in the rugrats theme but it worked. Some unique puzzles that I liked, some tedious bits that I didn’t . Definitely the weakest of the rooms at this location, but still better than rooms I’ve played elsewhere. Would recommend a group larger than 2.