WeaknessesNot many puzzles and difficulty is on the lighter side, so veterans may breeze through. Hinting can be overbearing and actor involvement inconsistent. The soundtrack can be too loud and the room overly dark for some groups.
StrengthsTop-tier atmosphere with great use of space, lighting, and sound that sells the horror. A standout team moment where you split up adds drama and variety. Hosts are generally caring, calming nervous players and keeping the pace up.
SecurityBriefings are solid and staff are attentive, with the option to step out if overwhelmed. Be aware of very low light and loud audio if you’re sensitive to either.
Level of fearFirmly in the scary camp with jumpy moments and sustained tension; not ideal for kids or easily spooked players. Intensity varies by team, but several people tapped out early.
Actors' gameHosts get praise for warmth and quick support, but reports on live-actor interaction are mixed. Some runs had heavy walkie-talkie guidance or offstage bangs instead of in-room acting.
Quality of riddlesMostly straightforward with a modest count, which fits the high-stress vibe but may underwhelm puzzle-hungry teams. A few neat tasks and the forced split-up sequence stand out. Fair overall, just not deep or numerous.
PlotYou’re finishing what Edith started: shutting down a unstable time portal after she vanished. The story threads through the spaces without heavy exposition or spoilers.
Difficulty levelEasy to medium puzzles; stress and darkness can add challenge for newcomers. Experienced teams may clear it quickly, sometimes well under the hour.
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