WeaknessesPuzzles are on the easier side and not very numerous; puzzle fans might miss more brainteasers. Isolated quality issues like an accidentally open door and, for some, a slightly dusty, dated look.
StrengthsFantastic sets, strong sound and lighting effects, and tight, gripping staging. The live actor clearly raises the tension and delivers real goosebumps. Friendly, committed staff and a fitting showdown.
SecurityThe team comes across as attentive and steps in via radio when needed. A one-off case of a door not correctly locked was reported; overall, guests felt well taken care of.
Level of fearVery scary and nothing for the faint-hearted; sensitive players or children should avoid it. Without the actor it's milder; with the actor it gets really intense.
Actors' gameThe actor is optional but extremely effective, playing precisely on the group's nerves. Some skip it or abort the add-on because the intensity is very high.
Quality of riddlesFair and mostly well guided, but rather easy and limited in number. The focus is clearly on atmosphere and story instead of complex logic. If you want puzzles, you get solid fare; if you want horror, you're in for a treat.
PlotYou follow the trail of the missing girl Sandy through basements, corridors, and secret passages and stumble upon a diabolical secret. It tells the Nun's backstory; your goal: rescue, survive, escape.
Difficulty levelPuzzle-wise, easy to medium; the thrill is the real opponent. Beginners will do fine; experienced puzzle pros might wish for more depth.
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