4/5 JH L. 10 months ago on Google • 9 reviews
A
mix
of
feelings
between
my
experiences,
As
an
English
speaker
it
was
as
my
first
escape
room
playing
in
HongKong,
and
having
played
over
80
in
UK
and
assisted
in
building
several,
maybe
the
review
would
help
provide
perspective
for
others.
I
mainly
wanted
to
leave
a
review
to
basically
thank
a
few
of
the
game
masters
who
were
particularly
patient
and
kind,
the
staff
were
giving
us
mixed
reviews
as
on
arrival
we
were
late
by
5
minutes-
having
been
a
game
master
myself
I
understand
how
frustrating
it
is
and
the
office
team
on
the
phone
were
also
very
friendly
and
helpful,
followed
by
a
guy
who
told
us
to
relax
and
reassured
us
when
we
arrived.
Staff
overall
were
great,
and
was
nice
for
me
to
see
how
my
hometown
did
escape
rooms
and
what
kinda
puzzles
there
would
be.
The
puzzles
themselves
were
very
varied
and
I
understood
why,
time
wise
it
was
45
minutes
after
finishing
as
opposed
to
a
classic
60
minutes.
The
first
10
minutes
there
was
no
briefing
(to
what
I'm
use
to)
and
there
were
3
of
us,
in
which
my
dad
who
was
first
timer
who
spoke
fluent
Chinese
didn't
have
any
idea
what
to
do-
so
caused
quite
a
bit
of
confusion
to
start
with.
English
was
basic
and
my
sister
who
was
fluent
in
English
but
had
very
limited
Chinese,
but
I
had
read
the
games
could
be
completed
in
both.
The
first
game
master
whether
he
was
new
or
just
impatient
who
led
us
in,
started
us
off
in
the
room,
basically
handed
us
the
briefing
and
story
on
two
laminated
paper,
and
wished
us
luck
with
our
timer
ticking.
Some
of
the
time
was
spent
having
us
brief
my
own
dad,
and
having
been
on
stuck
on
the
first
puzzle
when
we
asked
for
them
in
both
English
and
Chinese,
he
eventually
came
in
to
open
the
puzzle
for
us
but
failing
to
explain
in
neither
English
nor
Chinese
for
any
of
us.
And
then
told
us
what
to
focus
on
next.
Feeling
little
frustrated
we
managed
to
keep
the
pace
going
but
eventually
had
to
cave
and
try...try
to
ask
for
another
clue
knowing
there's
a
limit
of
5
clues
after
he
had
put
us
in.
We
had
to
yet
again
ask
for
another
clue
in
which
there
was
a
issue
with
the
English
given
and
'B'
instead
of
3
which
led
us
to
waste
another
10
minutes.
Thankfully
following
20
minutes
into
our
game
there
was
a
changeover
of
game
masters,
who
actively
asked
us
if
we
needed
help
and
the
next
clues
were
given
by
the
2
girls
who
ran
the
rest
of
our
game
who
were
more
patient
in
assisting
with
us
and
realise
there
was
a
slight
issue
in
the
game
mechanisms
and
the
giving
of
clues
earlier
in
the
game.
She
repeated
the
clue
and
she
had
apologised
realising
that
once
she
gave
us
the
clue
again
and
stayed
with
us
we
had
solved
it
in
front
of
her
in
less
than
a
minute
she
offered
to
add
back
some
time
for
us
due
to
the
miscommunication.
Feeling
little
more
reassured
and
on
track
once
we
picked
up
the
pace
some
more,
there
was
an
error
with
one
of
the
props
we
needed
due
to
strength
of
the
"light"
which
wasn't
strong
enough
to
catch
certain
sensors
which
has
to
be
lit
in
the
right
order
but
was
repeatedly
lighting
an
incorrect
one
which
was
too
sensitive.
There
wasn't
an
answer
on
the
phone
when
we
had
buzzed
so
we
just
intervened
and
used
my
phone
as
I
was
aware
how
the
puzzle
itself
was
build.
We
had
solved
it
as
the
game
master
walked
in.
But
she
allowed
us
to
finish
the
game
anyways
which
was
greatly
appreciated.
So
I
went
away
with
mixed
feelings
but
overall
was
very
grateful
to
the
two
girls
who
had
manned
the
rest
of
the
game
and
took
it
slowly
with
us
in
regards
to
breaking
it
down
in
both
English
and
chinese.
Though
I
appreciated
the
game
props
and
clues
were
in
both
English
and
Chinese,
I
think
overall
some
of
the
translations
could
use
some
checkover,
but
again
thank
you
to
the
two
girls
who
allowed
us
extra
time
and
were
extra
patient
and
aware
of
the
difference
in
language
and
level
between
us
all
in
the
room
so
adjusted
to
help
us
accordingly.
And
still
manage
to
communicate
to
each
of
us
in
both
English
and
Chinese.
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