Tammy McLeod

This game is refreshingly unique and captures the feel of a party game very well. The puzzles utilize the online group format in clever ways. This game is definitely among the best I have done so far!

In many ways, this is a classical escape room. It worked fine in the format, and the GM played her part well. It was a fun hour.

This was a nice looking room that I would have enjoyed playing in person. The GM hammed it up and kept the experience entertaining. The puzzles were reasonably challenging and worked fine in the Zoom format.

The theme of this game betrays that it was specifically designed for remote play, and most of the puzzles work very well for this format. (We had to sort of guess our way through one) The set is cool looking, and our "Lola" was incredibly animated and lovely. 

This game is extremely unique, and I was delightfully surprised by the scale of the event and the depth of the immersion. It wasn't an easy game either, judging by the low escape rate. Even so, it was a thrilling experience!

The design of this game worked well over Zoom. We were provided with pdfs of some of the game materials which helped (we could look at them separately on different screens). A fairly classic escape room theme and puzzles, but decently executed.

This game has the same great inventory interface that I've only seen once elsewhere. It makes the game a lot easier to play among a larger team. The puzzles worked well in the remote format and my team had a good time.

This game has a very slick inventory interface that improvement my enjoyment of the game in no small measure. Mayor Rob is also a ton of fun to interact with. It was so easy to fall in love with this game!

This was a GM-led, audio-based game, with some pictures to show us the environment and puzzles. It felt a little like playing DnD over Zoom, but the GM was friendly and the puzzles were interesting, so I had fun.