Escape room 12+
The Conjoining
2 - 6 people60 minutesAbove average
Company Rush Escape Game
Above average
Not scary
Without actorsActors
EnglishGame language
Escape room awards
Best of Morty (2023)Morty
About the escape room
Welcome to 100 barkly street!
The darkness grows stronger with each lost soul. Two years ago, world-renowned paranormal investigators eddard and lauren vanished while investigating what was meant to be a routine haunting. Now it's your turn to step into their shoes and uncover the truth. But be warned: the dark presence infesting this place is more agitated than ever before, and it's up to you to exorcise it before it's too late.
Will you survive the horrors that await within?
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Brief assessment
Navigator AIGo for the moody, two-room haunting with punchy sound design, slick effects, and puzzle flow that keeps you splitting up in the dark. If you like jumpy, atmospheric horror with cohesive tasks over wild gimmicks, this one lands.
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AI Overview
AIPlayers rave about the eerie vibe, audio, and on-theme puzzles that mostly flow at a medium difficulty. The layout bounces you between two spaces, which some find immersive and others call repetitive. Scare level shifts by group, from mild to legit jumps, and the finale can feel abrupt with a tech step that’s easy to miss. The religious framing works for many but won’t suit everyone; most recommend a team of 3–4.
WeaknessesOnly two rooms means noticeable backtracking. A couple puzzles feel stretched, and the last tech beat can be unclear or anticlimactic. Constant darkness and flashlight reliance may grate for some.
StrengthsAtmosphere, sound, and effects are spot-on and keep the tension humming. Puzzles are coherent, fair, and tie neatly into the story, with satisfying cross-room moments.
SecurityIt’s dark but monitored, and exits remain accessible even when curtained for theme. Briefings and timely hints keep things moving and safe.
Level of fearExpect steady suspense with a few jump scares; intensity depends on your group. Not ideal for kids or anyone sensitive to religious horror themes.
Actors' gameNo consistent reports of live actors; the fear comes from lighting, sound, and effects. Game masters are attentive and step in if you sequence-break or stall.
Quality of riddlesMostly logical and on-theme at a solid medium level, with some neat cross-room reasoning. A few clues feel tenuous, and the final mechanism can be fussy if you miss the tech cue.
PlotYou’re following vanished investigators to cleanse a restless presence, with tasks that align well to the story. Some players felt the ending lands a bit suddenly.
Difficulty levelMedium overall; two can finish but it’s tougher, while 3–4 feels optimal. Newer teams can clear it with a couple nudges; veterans will move briskly.
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The Conjoining2 - 6 people
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