Escape room 12+
The Cabin In The Forrest
2 - 6 people75 minutesDifficult
Company The Great Escape - Hole in One
Difficult
Not scary
Without actorsActors
EnglishGame language
About the escape room
Aokigahara, also known as the Suicide Forest, is a 35 square kilometre forest that lies at the northwest base of Mount Fuji in Japan. It is a dense, eerie forest. It's reputation is a site for suicides and has created a haunting atmosphere, with remnants of hanging ropes, scattered personal belongings, and corpses littering the forest floor.
The silence is deafening, the darkness is suffocating, and the trees seem to twist and contort as if alive, drawing in unwary travelers and tempting them to join the countless lost souls who have perished within the forest's depths. You and your friends are deep in the forest and must escape before consumed by darkness. You have 75 minutes. Goodluck.
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Brief assessment
Navigator AIGo if you crave a brutally hard, high-stakes atmosphere and don’t mind wrestling with messy logic. It’s a moody, claustrophobic challenge best suited to seasoned teams who want to stress-test communication and patience.
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AIMost players report broken or unreliable tech, unclear puzzle feedback, and leaps in logic that feel unfair. The theme based on the real Aokigahara forest is widely called insensitive, and the title misleads some as there’s apparently no actual cabin. Game Masters are described as kind and apologetic, but support at the exit or post-game can be lacking. Difficulty seems inflated by design issues rather than intentional challenge.
WeaknessesFrequent tech glitches, red herrings, and puzzles that open randomly or make little sense are common complaints. Players mention poor signaling on solves, missing basic tools, inconsistent story details, and an insensitive premise. Post-game interaction is spotty, with no photo or debrief for some teams.
StrengthsMoody set dressing and a tense, oppressive vibe land for some groups. A few puzzles are interesting, and dedicated Game Masters try to help and apologize when things misfire.
SecurityNo specific safety incidents noted, but the space is dark and the subject matter can be distressing. Players report being given torches; pens or calculators are not provided by default.
Level of fearDark, intense, and thematically heavy; not suitable for kids or sensitive players. The subject matter may upset some adults as well.
Actors' gameNo live actors are mentioned. Game Masters are generally friendly and apologetic, though they’re not always present at the finish for debrief or photos.
Quality of riddlesChallenge is high but often due to unclear logic and unreliable triggers. Feedback on solves is minimal, with some red herrings and occasional auto-opens that confuse progress. Expect memory and math without basic tools unless you bring your own.
PlotYou’re escaping a haunted forest setting inspired by Aokigahara. Several reviews cite a mismatch with the title and inconsistent story details, which can break immersion.
Difficulty levelExtremely tough, particularly for first-timers; many teams fail. Enthusiasts who enjoy deciphering opaque logic may still find a challenge, but most frustration comes from design and tech issues rather than puzzle depth.
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