AI Escape: Project Delta

Superb, a few puzzles were overly difficult, but game was much fun nevertheless.
Unique puzzles, plot-twist, great hosting. Many puzzles were so clever ideas, and not even puzzles but game itself was very clever and had so much details, it has it's own minigame in the game, and after that minigame the best part of this escape room starts to happen. Althought story was a bit overcomplicated it was awesome to experience. GM (Cera I guess) was explaining us the story 10 minutes after the game 😀

My favorite game so far althought no 5 stars review. I am sad that game is no more existent.

Original idea and clearly story driven, but it didn't "click" for us so we found it frustrating - especially given all the hype and the good experience with Mad. 

Real shame that this place closed down. Really enjoyed this escape game. A lot of thought into their story driven games. Played Kill MAD in the past, and both are really immersive. Hope these guys make a comeback!

It's a very story-driven game and quite clearly a lot of effort has gone into the background story.

The problem was: we just didn't get it. The story didn't make sense to us. That sadly made parts of the roon quite frustrating.

There was a debrief video at the end to explain some of the  missing links. My personal opinion is that if you know you're going to need a video at the end to explain, then the storyline is too convoluted. Maybe our expectations were too high, we had really enjoyed MAD at the same venue. But Project Delta didn't click with us.

The Mac Trio took on Archimedes Inspiration most challenging game - project Delta. This was a 100 minute game and unfortunately we didn't quite make it out but, boy - it tested us and I'm glad we got to play it before the venue closes in a couple of weeks time. It was quite different to most of the escape rooms I've played and a lot of thought has clearly gone into the narrative and creation of the game. The game is very narrative based and you must pay attention to all the details and your surroundings to help you complete it. There are NO padlocks of any kind in this game which proves rooms can be done without then and also makes a change as your brain has to think differently to solve the puzzles involved. If you want to try this room, be quick as they are closing permanentently on the 12th February.

Clever puzzles that make you proud of yourself for figuring out, and excellent use of technology to make everything work. 

Probably the most complicated game I’ve ever played. A fine attention to detail is required and how this links within the story. Some really satisfying aha moments throughout this game that genuinely make you feel clever. Unique puzzles and concept, huge space to explore. Lovely GM too!

 I think players will find this room very marmite. Personally I loved how intricate the puzzles were, toying with various mechanics to get the right settings and how even minor details became relevant but others will find this frustrating and I can see how. 

Really disappointed with this game after all the hype. The puzzles are needlessly obtuse in a totally frustrating and unfun way. A larger group is required due to the difficulty, however the game is strictly linear so only two people can really be involved at any one time. I barely did anything in the game apart from a painfully frustrating video game segment that grew old far too quickly. The narrative didn't have enough depth to it, but was an interesting touch. The twist was sadly very predictable. I honestly wouldn't recommend. I hate to say it as the host was lovely. But it just felt pretentious with some of the tricks that were thrown into the puzzles. The worst offender requiring outside knowledge to complete (spoilers) leap years (end of spoilers). I sadly ended up wanting to leave the room partway through as I was so bored. It's well themed and the concept is great, but the execution is very much lacking.