WeaknessesLittle space and rather dim, which can make reading codes a slog. Rare but reported issues with lighting and the walkie‑talkie; some felt the logic fell short. People mentioned an awkward entrance and no card payments.
StrengthsSpecial-op atmosphere, interesting mechanisms, and tons of items, some you can even try on. The phone is a hit; hints come promptly and to the point.
SecurityRules are explained before start; an operator stays in touch. The space is tight and dim, and some teams had tech glitches, so attentiveness and calm help.
Level of fearNot scary, no horror—more about tension and deduction. If you can’t stand tight spaces, consider that in advance.
Actors' gameNo live acting per reviews; interaction is via walkie‑talkie and phone. Hosts are friendly, supportive, and guide without pressure.
Quality of riddlesPuzzles are varied and at times tech‑driven, with neat detective linkages. Most found the logic solid, but some tasks feel stretched and non‑obvious. Hints are close at hand and delivered on time.
PlotYou’re agents trapped in a phone booth and must escape to prevent a terrorist attack. The story unfolds as you progress and keeps you on edge.
Difficulty levelDifficulty above average; comfortable for seasoned teams. Beginners should go in a small group and use hints without hesitation.
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