WeaknessesSome found puzzles mismatched or unclear, hampered by low lighting and strobe. The music can be loud, cutscenes break the pace, and the restriction on interaction feels odd. The GM’s presence in the space sometimes pulls you out of the mood.
StrengthsCinematic sets, immersive atmosphere, and purposeful use of light. Excellent actors, very good guidance system, and a strong finale.
SecurityThe staff give clear instructions on what you can touch and tune the intensity of the scares. There are light and sound effects, so if you have sensitivities, inform them before the game.
Level of fearLight horror with a few jumps, more tension than gore. Not for small children or people sensitive to strobe/loud sounds.
Actors' gameThe actors are dedicated and deliver strongly without tiring, keeping the tension right. Interaction is guided, and the GM shows up when needed.
Quality of riddlesMostly well-designed and fair, with hints that work promptly. Some, though, felt uneven or tiring, especially with low light and strobe that hinder observation. Variety is satisfactory, but the experience also leans on pacing/direction.
PlotA dark story about a child who disappears under the full moon, told mainly visually and with few words. For most, it ties together beautifully, though some found it confusing in spots.
Difficulty levelMedium difficulty that becomes more manageable thanks to the very good help system. Darkness and effects may challenge beginners or players who don’t like sensory overload.
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