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We were a group of three, tackling Dr Frankenstein’s monster room. It was a brilliant experience with clever games. Good interaction with host. My only criticism would be that it could have benefited from some atmospheric sounds/lighting. Couldn’t fault anything else. Thank you for a fantastic evening.
Unfortunately my boyfriend and I found the Online Dr Frankenscraft’s Monster game too boring to finish. Having done a real life escape room a couple of years ago I was expecting a similar experience (albeit online) with a variety of different problems that lead onto new problems. But instead the only thing this game had was loads padlocks that you had to find codes to open, no hints about which code was for what padlock and nothing really following on, apart from more padlocks when managing to unlock a padlock. We didn’t find it entertaining so agreed not to finish it.
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