WeaknessesThe toilet theme can be a turn‑off at first glance for some. With so much content, smaller teams may feel rushed and unlikely to finish all 24. If you prefer a tight, linear narrative, this format may not be your vibe.
StrengthsHuge variety of well‑signposted puzzles, a clever submission system, and a finale that goes gloriously chaotic. The humor lands without feeling gross, and the room scales well for different group sizes.
SecurityStandard briefings and attentive hosting keep things smooth, and despite the theme, the set is clean and well kept. Note the policy that players under 16 must be with a full‑paying adult.
Level of fearNot scary and not crass; it’s playful toilet humor with clean execution. Suitable for families; under‑16s must be accompanied by a paying adult.
Actors' gameNo in‑room actors, but hosts and GMs get heaps of praise for being friendly, attentive, and fun. Hints and briefing are on point, and the interaction via the answer system feels fresh.
Quality of riddlesExpect a buffet of 24 puzzles with clear signposting and a nice spread of difficulties. Designs are fair, inventive, and mostly parallel, so everyone can work at once. The custom answer‑entry mechanic is memorable and satisfying.
PlotYou’re raiding a rival gang’s bunker to nab the Golden Plunger and scoop as many Golden Turds as possible before they return. The clock’s ticking for 60 minutes, and your haul is the win condition.
Difficulty levelBeginner‑friendly because you can always score something, but there’s real depth for enthusiasts aiming to clear the board. Best balance seems to be three to four players; teams of two often score well but rarely finish all 24.
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