WeaknessesThe space is too tight for large groups and reduces the intensity of the chase. Few puzzles and a narrative component that doesn’t impress everyone.
StrengthsStrong atmosphere and gradual build of tension that keeps the whole team on edge. Faithful to the film with enjoyable nods for fans.
SecurityThe space is deliberately narrow, so those with claustrophobia should consider it carefully. Better a small team of 2–3 people for comfort and visibility.
Level of fearVery scary, with anxiety from the first moment; not suitable for kids or for those who can’t handle horror. Ideal for genre fans seeking strong scares.
Actors' gameNot enough comments about actors or live interaction. The intensity seems to come mainly from the atmosphere, sound, and appearances of the “entity.”
Quality of riddlesFew, thematic, and fair puzzles that align with the film’s events and drive the flow. Veterans may want more variety.
PlotA story on videotapes, identical tragedies in different cities, and the sense that someone is watching you. Fans of Ellison Oswald will catch on immediately, while for others the plot clarifies as the game goes on.
Difficulty levelEasy to medium; ideal for newcomers to horror escape. Experienced players may find it lighter on puzzles but strong in atmosphere.
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