Da Vinci's Lost Workshop

This room was alright. I give them props on the mechanics and creativity on most of their puzzles. It had a DaVinci-esque feel to it. However, if you’re going with immersion, then don’t do it 75% of the way, at least make the effort to get to 90% while maintaining the story. The GM also was too focused on making jokes instead of clear, concise hints (when we asked). The mechanisms throughout saved face for the most part. The last puzzle was broken and even the GM was confused on the solution. Wasn’t terrible, but wasn’t great either. Felt like we were being rushed in and out as well.

This is such a cute game! I’m not sure why people aren’t talking about this company, but they should be. Both rooms are a delight to play, and the staff is so much fun to interact with.

One of the most memorable experiences in an escape game I ever had in SoCal. The pregame and postgame are just as immersive as the ingame. The design of this room seemed modest at first then you get a surprise that makes everything just so cool. Puzzles are very unique and mechanical in ways not common in other games.

When you first step in, the story begins. Our GM was already in character and already knew our names. I’m out interactions with our host was the highlight of this room. It is a beginner room and the puzzles were pretty simple and I’ve seen them before. There was a pretty cool reveal!