Isolvu: The Enchanted Forest

By | January 23, 2021
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by Isolvu (website)

927 Main St, Evanston, WY 82930

2-6 players

$26.25pp

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You have stepped through a portal and landed in an enchanted forest. However, the portal quickly closed behind you and you feel trapped in an unfamiliar place. A storm is brewing and the enchanted forest feels like a dark presence has fallen over it.

This seems to be a wizard's hut. Is he good? Is he evil?

What can you learn to help you return home and save the forest? Will you have enough time?

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Rated 4.5 out of 5

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🦡cipherdelic virtuoso rated this:Rated between 4 and 4 out of 5

Lovely room which is ideal for families and introducing players to remote rooms as alot of the gameplay can occur in telescape and each puzzle is well signposted in the 360. Not the most challenging game for remote enthusiasts but its got well themed and nicely executed puzzles, a great host who handles the camera very well and is engaging and a very cute intro too. 

Loved it. 

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Overall, I really enjoyed The Enchanted Forest. Even though my team members and myself are considered enthusiasts and the puzzles are mostly on the easier side for us, everything just seems to fall into place smoothly. Hence, it shows that an escape room is not purely about puzzles, but the room set up, execution and game master (in cases of remote games), all play a part in delivering a wonderful experience. We had a friendly game master and immediately made us feel at home upon entering the 'forest'. I will recommend this game to just about any group, but especially for families with younger children as they will definitely have a blast playing this! But hey, aren't we all just big kids at heart?

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