Fakenham Escape Rooms: House of Evidence

We played this game immediately after playing Disaster Strikes - Fakenham's other game - and I'd say that even though this was a more generic theme, I slightly preferred House of Evidence. 

It's a decent-sized space, with a good selection of puzzle types, and a couple that are fairly original. The set decoration and theming is basic (it's meant to take place in a house....), but functional and certainly not distracting. The narrative is that you're searching for evidence about a person's disappearance, and although this is only very lightly-implemented, I enjoyed the fact that you have to make a little logical deduction about some of the items you find, rather than everything simply being a combination to a 4-digit lock.

As with the previous room, it's all independent, original, and family-run, but it lacks a little finesse, and the GM hosting was only average. When being shown some elements post-game that we might have missed, there was a slight feeling that they enjoyed pointing out the parts where players tripped up - almost as if they were a little _too_ proud of the difficulty of their puzzles, rather than being there to maximise the players' enjoyment.