It felt more like trying to feel your way to the bathroom in the middle of the night than the “dark and creepy” vibe they seemed to be aiming for. The room has multiple platforms in it and they’re quite the tripping hazard if you’re not extremely careful. In the second room the puzzles were nothing special, but made very frustrating in extremely dim light. The puzzles in the first room were interesting and many had original elements.

It just felt like a plot that a couple 12-year-olds made up. It’s possible the room was intended to be a bit campy or tongue-in-cheek, but it really didn’t work out that way. Were we still looking for this bill? What does any of this have to do with the senator? Honestly, I was lost. As the storyline progresses and you uncover the senator’s “dark secrets”, the storyline more or less falls apart. When you enter the senator’s DC office you instantly notice the high production value and many of the clues in this room were top notch. The location was your standard “tucked in the back of a random building” kind of place and didn’t have the most welcoming vibe, but the staff was exceptionally friendly.Īfter hearing a lot of hype about this room, we were rather disappointed in the experience. There were a lot of great reviews for this room, so we were expecting good things. The people sent before you have disappeared, so it’s now up to you.

You’ve travelled to Washington DC to retrieve “Bill 666” from the office of Senator Payne.

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