Trapp’d Chester House

Potential for a great game. Some puzzles we clicked well with and others made no sense and were almost illogical. 

We liked one of the end puzzles a lot with the cauldron as that was clever. 

Lots of wires showing, need covering as it ruins the immersion. 

Recommend this game for families but not enthusiasts

The hosts were not great, with our main host not seeming very interested and the rest of the GMs talking loudly about boys in the control room which we could hear during the game, not professional. 

We did this one after their new one and it was a good room but again not many locks and everything was more magnets and having to do stuff for things to open, we personally like the idea of many locks to open but we still enjoyed it and was good fun. With the other reviews the room is quite large and there could have been more added to the room. 

We have been waiting for new Trapp'd rooms for some time and this one was a good one. There isn't many locks in there though and we always prefer having to open an actual lock rather than magnets etc but we still had fun. 

Unfortunately was given a clue that skipped a step. Because of the host's cctv position they hadn't realized a step wasn't complete leaving us short an item/clue

Has the potential to be a really good game, but a faulty lock meant that the GM had to come in and help us, which broke the immersion a tad! There were a couple of other little quirks that could've done with some tidying up. If these little things were improved, it could be a really strong game.