WeaknessesNot well suited in case of vertigo or reduced mobility. Hints sometimes given too quickly under time pressure and a radio that’s not always clear. Some would like 30 more minutes to savor.
StrengthsSpectacular sets, at times worthy of a theme park, and a clever integration of physical challenges into the puzzles. Full-on adventure vibes with real wow moments. Warm welcome and attentive support.
SecurityStaff are physically present with numerous adaptations so everyone can progress safely, even if apprehensive. Some heights and unstable surfaces demand a minimum of fitness and attention.
Level of fearThis isn’t a horror game, more adrenaline and exploration. Suitable for teens and adults at ease with height; younger players only if very confident and accompanied.
Actors' gameGM Alain is described as enthusiastic, welcoming, and very present in the room. He watches over safety and doesn’t hesitate to support or adjust the experience to the group.
Quality of riddlesVaried, inventive puzzles that blend well with the physical sections. The start can feel obscure, but it all holds together once the click happens. Expect more manipulation and observation than simple padlock codes.
PlotFBI briefing: track down Professor Stone and the philosopher’s stone, somewhere in the Pacific islands. The progression feels like an expedition, spoiler-free but with surprising turns.
Difficulty levelMedium to high difficulty, mostly due to the physical aspect and tight time. Beginners are possible, but the team will need to accept hints to keep the pace.
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