MindMaze - Opatovická 4

I played all MindMaze games and I would consider myself a more experienced player. I've played around 20 games, so I'm pretty strict when it comes to escape game reviews. The design of the game was nice, but nothing breathtaking. I was pleasantly surprised by the secret door, which I did not expect. There were also funny elements in the game that made me laugh. The game was mostly interactive with some padlocks and the puzzles were quite clever and original. There weren't many of them, but it took quite a while to solve them. The puzzles were not very balanced with difficulty, some were downright simple and some very complex. The story of the game was not very strong and not so immersive, but I liked the help system. Unfortunately, to get help, you have to wave at the cameras, which will quite pull the player out of the atmosphere of the game. Roommaster was decent, but at the beginning of the game we did not learn much and we were not given space for any questions. Maybe the roommasters at MindMaze have more extensive introductions for beginners, but I always appreciate before the game when I'm told if the game is linear or nonlinear. After the game, we tried to talk a little with the roommaster and we were curious about the game, but maybe we were too action-packed, because the roommaster seemed a bit happy when the door slammed behind us. To sum it all up, after Nautilus this is the best game from MindMaze, but the story of the game is not very strong, the puzzles were original and interesting, but not the most complex, the game design was very good, as well as the appearance of the branch, the roommaster was decent and nice, but I also experienced better customer service and the price of the game seemed quite exorbitant. But I left satisfied, this is definitely one of the better games in Prague, but I would finish the introduction of the game itself and customer service