WeaknessesA few puzzles feel off-theme or loosely clued, and some scares come off as cheap gotchas. The rooms can feel cramped for bigger groups, making it harder to coordinate under pressure.
StrengthsConvincing theming and moody sound sell the haunted-hospital vibe, and the tech moments land well. Friendly staff add to the experience.
SecurityReviews note moving or falling props and tight spaces, so mind your footing and be ready for sudden effects. Staff seem helpful, but safety details aren’t spelled out in reviews; ask about intensity and any accommodations before you book.
Level of fearVery scary, with lots of jump scares and effects that move or fall near you. Not ideal for kids or anyone who spooks easily.
Actors' gameNo live actors are mentioned; the scares rely on the environment, sound, and tech. Interaction is mainly with props and mechanisms rather than performers.
Quality of riddlesA mix of tech interactions and classic padlocks keeps things varied. Logic quality is inconsistent at times, and the fear factor can make otherwise fair puzzles feel tougher. When it clicks, it’s satisfying.
PlotYou’re unraveling what happened to Dr. Tony and the mysterious fire, piecing clues together as you explore the wards. The story is revealed through the environment rather than heavy exposition.
Difficulty levelBase difficulty sits around moderate, but the scare pressure ramps it up. Newer players and larger groups may find it tougher, especially in close quarters.
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