Edaqa’s Room: Prototype

By | July 21, 2020

by Edaqa's Room (website)

1-4 players

£10.00 $12.50

🖥digital
90 mins
You've applied for a new job, an amazing role as a game master at a brand new escape room. Alas, a mishap has you trapped in the very room you're supposed to run. Can you get out before the vampires* come?
(*There are no vampires, but you might get hungry if you take too long.)
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Rated 3.5 out of 5

based on ratings from 5 users
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escapequeen rated this:Rated between 2.5 and 2.5 out of 5
Played: 17 Mar 2023 Team size: 4 Time taken: 90 min
value for moneyfamily friendlyquite difficult

We meant to play Office, by this company, as it had won an award, but got confused and bought this one instead.  We didn't really enjoy it all that much, to be honest.  Now I'm not sure if we should try Office or not.  On the positive side, about half the puzzles were enjoyable.  The monsters puzzle and receipt puzzle were standouts.  On the negative side, the artwork was so juvenile that it kind of detracted from the game.  That may not be the turn-off for others that it was for us, though.  But our biggest problem was the other half of the puzzles that were not enjoyable.  Several of them never made sense, even after reading all the hints and explanations.  Others, like the marbles puzzle, just seemed random.  Their games are on the inexpensive side, so we may still give Office a shot.

jakea256 expert rated this:Rated between 3.5 and 3.5 out of 5
Anonymous rated this:Rated between 5 and 5 out of 5
Wei-Hwa Huang expert rated this:Rated between 3.5 and 3.5 out of 5

For a click-and-play game this game has a lot of quirky charm.  The way multiple players can step on each other's toes is perhaps not the best thing to have simulated, though.

Edaqa rated this:Rated between 5 and 5 out of 5

I may be biased, but, my friends like it. 🙂

Reviews by escape room review sites

The premise of Prototype is that while applying for a job at an escape room company you get stuck in their room... meaning that yes, this is a (digital) escape room where the goal is to escape from the escape room.

This is a digital point-n-click game, and in appearance and play style it’s closely related to the Flash-based digital escape games that were one of the original inspirations for physical escape rooms. You have different screens corresponding to different viewing angles within the ro...

If you’re looking for a light-hearted point-and-click escape room then they probably don’t come much more light-hearted than Edaqa’s room: Prototype. It kept us occupied and entertained for around 50 minutes and managed to provide puzzles we hadn’t seen before

The storyline is very unique (and a bit meta) as you are trapped in the Escape Room that you are interviewing to run as a GM! Wendy has hired you and left you in charge, when you unfortunately get locked in. As a GM in training, this isn’t exactly the best start to your newly chosen career path… Surely the golden rule of GM’ing is ‘don’t lose track of the keys?!’

The tables are turned and we become games masters of a new escape room. But a mishap causes us to get trapped inside it!

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