WeaknessesNo indoor waiting area; you wait outside. The ending feels not entirely rounded for some, and the live-actor sequence can drag. Puzzles are rather easy for pros.
StrengthsStrong atmosphere with nice effects and many funny moments. The gamemaster/actor actively involves the group and carries the story. Overall a feel-good adventure with magical flair.
SecurityThe friendly briefing draws you right into the world; there are no indications of safety issues. The only organizational downside is waiting outside the door.
Level of fearLight to moderate creepiness with a few jumpy moments, more playful than disturbing. Suitable for kids depending on sensitivity and accompaniment; it’s not hardcore horror.
Actors' gameThe gamemaster performs in the room and drives pace, humor, and pressure, which many love. Some found the live-actor part too long and one-sided in content.
Quality of riddlesTasks are fair, varied, and partly unusual, without major hurdles. Creativity helps more than long searching, keeping the game flow high.
PlotThe story around a magical archive carries the game well and weaves in spells charmingly. The finale could be punchier for some.
Difficulty levelRather easy to medium, ideal for beginners, families, and mixed teams. Experienced puzzle fans will enjoy the atmosphere and acting more than the challenge.
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