Mayze: The Truth of Osaka High
Game experience: GOOD Immersion Puzzles Hosting A very well-made creepy atmosphere Some puzzles maladjusted Not enough time planned between two groups Book here Express review After playing the light and fun “Escape with Usavich“, it was now time for us to move to a much darker atmosphere. “Your friend Aya was found dead hanging in the school’s washroom, however the body went missing before … Continue reading Mayze: The Truth of Osaka High
Mayze: Escape with Usavich
Game experience: GOOD Immersion Puzzles Hosting The humor and twisted logic Somewhat simple decors at place A gamemaster lacking enthusiasm Book here Express review “You and your friends are watching cartoons at home when it finally happens, you guys get sucked into the television. You appear before a warden who immediately throws you in jail. You look around the cell and you find yourself … Continue reading Mayze: Escape with Usavich
Freeing Canada Station: Pirate’s Prize
Game experience: GOOD Immersion Puzzles Hosting Nice wooden decorsA good puzzle structure The limited number of puzzles The gamemaster entering the room Book here Express review “A friend aboard the Red Pearl has tipped you off that its captain, Silverstone, has acquired an artifact worth a hundred times its weight in gold. To gain entry to the ship, you hatch a plan to track … Continue reading Freeing Canada Station: Pirate’s Prize
Freeing Canada Station: Unforeseeable Pyramide
Game experience: GOOD Immersion Puzzles Hosting The scenario The variety of mechanisms One malfunctioning puzzle The gamemaster entering the room Book here Express review Freeing Canada Station is located in Toronto’s boonies, so we played two games in a row when going there. The first one was Unforeseeable pyramid. “You were asked to clean out the office of an archeology professor, Dr. Johnathan Bancroft, … Continue reading Freeing Canada Station: Unforeseeable Pyramide
Escape Osaka: Dark Zen
Game experience: EXCELLENT Immersion Puzzles Hosting The original scenario The full-fledged dynamic of the game The Japaneseness Nothing significant Book here The escape room connoisseurs know that the first room ever opened in 2007 in Japan, hosted by SCRAP Entertainment Inc. The concept has since transcended borders and gained the success it has today, SCRAP itself having expanded to more than 50 rooms … Continue reading Escape Osaka: Dark Zen
LOST Taiwan: Stolen
Game experience: GOOD Immersion Puzzles Hosting The difficultyThe variety of puzzles The last puzzleNoises from outside the room Book here On March 18, 1990, 13 works of art valued at 500 million of dollars were stolen from the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston. Earlier, the guards had admitted two men posing as police officers responding to a disturbance call. Once inside, … Continue reading LOST Taiwan: Stolen
LOST Taiwan: The Walled City
Game experience: ENTERTAINING Immersion Puzzles Hosting The variety of puzzles The educative approach regarding the history of Hong-Kong The anachronistic elements The communication through an intercom The gamemaster entering the room Some misleading mechanisms Book here It is said that the ancestors of the “King of Kowloon” Tsang Tsou Choi received from the hands of the emperor Qing the property deeds of … Continue reading LOST Taiwan: The Walled City
