Fuzzy Logic Escape Room

This is a perfectly fine first generation room with a good assortment of puzzles.  There is clear evidence of the experience these folks have gained in running remote rooms in the use of the inventory system.  In addition to the usual 360 views, there are several puzzles that can be manipulated in  Telescape, and a useful list of locks (there are a LOT of locks!).  I do have to admit that I missed Jayson--he was the avatar for the other Fuzzy Logic rooms we did, and he just made everything that much more fun.  The avatar we had was perfectly pleasant, but he lacked Jayson's magic.  My only complaint is that this was expensive for what it was--it seems they have put their prices up since they've gone back to offering remote rooms on the weekend.  Nonetheless, a very enjoyable hour.

We flew through this family friendly animal themed room. Solve, solve, solve. A very light-hearted theme and decor. 

This is a completely fine escape room with pretty easy puzzles where you mostly have to read numbers or count and then find the order. We liked the measuring puzzle though and could imagine how nice a "get a key out of a cage" puzzle could be in real life. 

We were giving a list of all the locks we had seen and then we could input passwords (digits or letters) in a text box and if it fit a lock, there was a sound and something got unlocked. This eliminated the need for signposting to find the correct lock, but also made us then look for where the change happened. It felt as a more old-fashioned use of the telescape platform than what we see most of the time.

We went through this quite quickly and did not feel the price was a good match for what it was.

Honestly the best GM I've ever had.  I've never laughed so hard.  He MADE this game.

This was probably our favourite of the 3 Fuzzy Logic Games we've played so far. A little easier than the others (which it says on the website) which made it perfect for me and my mum to play together. A few really clever puzzles that made me say "ahhh niiice". Still a reliance on colour in places, which might be an issue for some.

Overall had good fun with this. Plenty of variety including a couple of things I hadn't seen in an online room before. A couple of the puzzles were too small for my mum to read and again there were a couple of puzzles relying on colour but a good game as long as someone in the team is happy to spot colours and read smallish/harder to read text.

Overall a good game and had fun playing it with a beginner. Nothing too taxing but a couple of things that would be hard for someone with colour impairment.

Do this for Jayson's British accent alone 😉 

Love these guys, their rooms are well priced, the puzzles are clever and varied, and they always deliver something different.