You and your friends were enjoying yourselves at a party when, suddenly you found yourselves transported into another world. Whether it was the drink, the food or some bizarre phenomenon that caused this rapid change of fate doesn’t matter now as you are all in danger. This dimension does not work as you would expect, in fact things can go quite topsy-turvy very quickly if you are not careful. You may not realise at first but there is an evil twist to the game. Have your wits about you, this room will try its best to tease and taunt you. Your team’s challenge is to escape sane and unscarred, whilst finding your way around this peculiar place.
Down the Rabbit Hole might be good for beginners, but I wouldn’t recommend it for experts. Although it’s supposed to be their hardest room, we thought it was too easy (though still enjoyable overall). The room was immersive, the puzzles were relevant, intuitive, and made sense. The room decor was good and the story progressed nicely.
We weren’t fans of their iPad clue system since it was kind of distracting to carry the iPad around and not as personalized as communicating with a game master. At one point we had the right answer but weren’t instructed to proceed so we spent an extra 10 min re-solving the same puzzle and getting irrelevant information that we already knew from the iPad. Eventually the game master had to come in and tell us that we already solved everything a long time ago. If there was a direct communication line with the game master this whole situation could have been avoided.
We won’t be back because we felt like it wasn’t enough of a challenge (and their other rooms are supposedly even easier), but this would be a great place for someone who is new at escape rooms.
