WeaknessesSet pieces feel worn and the mine tie-in is odd, with a story that rarely lands. A few broken triggers and reset mistakes killed momentum for some teams. Red herrings and out-of-order elements can muddy progress.
StrengthsPlenty of tasks to share around and some satisfying solves that get everyone involved. Flow is mostly straightforward, and hosts are friendly and quick with hints.
SecurityStandard briefing and low physical demands beyond basic searching. Reported glitches and a missed reset hurt immersion but didn’t sound unsafe.
Level of fearNot scary at all—more adventure than horror. Family-friendly, though there may be dim spaces and mild tension.
Actors' gameNo live actors noted; interaction is via cameras and hinting. Staff get praise for being lovely and supportive, with a few mentions of operational oversights.
Quality of riddlesA broad mix of searching, patterning, and logic, with a couple clever reveals. Some solutions feel opaque or derailed by broken tech, and a few red herrings show up. Overall fair, but expect occasional friction.
PlotYou chase the Zodiac Thief into a mine, but the narrative is light and sometimes unclear. Go in for the puzzles; the story and theme connection are secondary.
Difficulty levelMid-range with lots to work through; ideal for teams with some experience. Beginners may need hints to keep pace.
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