WeaknessesRoom is small for 8–10 people in the XL version and can feel cramped. The XL timed puzzle removes time with each mistake and can undermine the experience. Video briefing slightly reduces direct connection with the GM.
StrengthsPolished, immersive decor; very visual setting. Varied, non-linear puzzles with good flow and team focus. Friendly, attentive staff; fun even for those who played older versions.
SecurityRules are explained via a clear, direct video briefing. With very large groups, the space can get tight, which calls for organization.
Level of fearNot a horror room; virtually no scares. Should be suitable for families and younger players, as long as they’re comfortable with time pressure.
Actors' gameStaff get praise; the owner is enthusiastic and welcoming. Part of the rules come via video, which slightly reduces direct interaction, but the team supports when needed.
Quality of riddlesFair puzzles focused on observation and cooperation, with a variety of locks and solid logic. A lightly non-linear structure lets you progress in parallel. In the XL version there’s a timed challenge that penalizes mistakes, raising the pressure.
PlotTreasure hunt on a lost Atlantic island while you search for clues about the whereabouts of a stubborn friend who defied the legend. You have 60 minutes to clear the path and reach the goal, no spoilers.
Difficulty levelTends to be accessible for beginners; veterans enjoy the flow and cooperation. The XL version ramps up the pressure and can be punishing for large groups.
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