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As with the other paradox project rooms I think it could do with being shorter. 

This room is huge and a lot to do for a 2 (designed for 4+). 

Could easily be a 4.5 or 5 if they just made it shorter by cutting some of the weaker puzzles (or even entire rooms). 3.5hrs means it finishes with a sense of "thank god that's over", which is a shame as the room is so strong (just too long). We have done 6 rooms in a day before, but I think the regular short breaks help. 

This was the first time we ever failed to get out of a room in time in ~100 games, likely tainted my feeling at the finale. 

I would recommend this room to any enthusiast simply because it will offer something new and novel. 

Great set and fun game. Few puzzles hold it back but still highly recommended. 

We did all 5 rooms at TimeQuest and for the most part they are quote traditional (padlocks, keys), which is fine by us so long as the puzzles are solid - which they were. 

This is the most traditional, lowest tech of the 5 rooms we did. 

Just felt some of the puzzles were a leap, and some were tedious (reading / translating). 

Set is amazing, but for us the weakest of the 3. 

One if those rooms that really clicked for us. Final puzzle is a little finickity else would probably be 5 stars. 

Odd game to give 5 stars to but just cannot argue with howuch fun we had in the "room". 

This day we did 6 rooms in Margate and this was someuch needed light relief, and so much fun. 

Was our 6th room of the day so brain was definitely not at its best - but room was really good, glad weanaged to get to it just before it closes. 

Aother game that just really sang for us so we smashed it (think it was ~30min). 

Aazing set (as you'd expect from Tulley's), but not their strongest from a puzzle stand point. Love a magic theme though, lost a lot of time waving a wand about. 

We were a large team and the game went very smoothly, so was a good time. 

Did on "non-scary" mode, in it for the puzzles. 

We did this on the increased difficulty (did all 3 rooms that day). 

The production quality is definitely 5/5 for this game - no faults from me there. 

The puzzles themselves left something to be desired in places. Nothing was too complex, but occasionally ambiguous. The hint system and answer submission is not brilliant for a play at home experience. 

The price is appropriate given the production (comparable to playing an escape room with 2 people). But for a play at home experience I would hope for stronger puzzles - for me they are weaker than your average exit game. 

This is an excellent well written play at home puzzle hunt. The puzzles are interesting and fun and would highly recommend it to any keen puzzlers. 

We have quite an experienced group and it took as 3.5 hours (taking hints on 1 puzzle and in 1 sitting - though doesn't have to be done all at once). I would say this is much more difficult than your average escape room puzzles - which I think is great given the play at home nature we prefer a challenge (no time pressure). For those less experienced their are hints available. 

Another great experience from Mind Maze Oxford.