Before you play

The mystery should
be in the puzzles.

Here is what to expect from arrival to the final clue, including the details that make a visit more comfortable.

Access & comfort

You can ask
before you play.

A clear way in and out

The entrance, both game rooms, party room and restroom are on one level. The Observatory has a seated puzzle route; in The Last Parcel, a host can move shelf clues to table height. Tell us about turning-space or reach needs so we can check the route with you.

Light, sound and language

There are no strobe effects or jump scares. Ask for brighter task lighting, reduced audio or printed versions of sound cues. Puzzles and instructions are in English. Color is paired with a shape or a written label.

Your host stays close

A host monitors the game by live camera and audio to offer help. The room feed is not recorded. You can request hints or leave through the available exit at any time.

Make room for the whole visit

Arrive 15 minutes early.
Allow 90 minutes here.

We explain the story and room rules before the 60-minute game. Afterward, there is time to talk through the solution. Late arrival may shorten your game because the next group has a start time, too.

Wear comfortable clothes. Leave bags in the host area, keep phones put away during the game and leave every fixture in place. Nothing needs force.

Find the door

28 Signal Lane
Maple Crossing

Wednesday–Friday, 4–10pm
Saturday–Sunday, noon–10pm · Monday–Tuesday, closed

Last game starts at 8:30pm. Closed December 24–25 and 31, 2026.

A birthday.
A different team meeting.

For birthdays, choose a room that fits the players’ ages and headcount. Players under 16 need a paying adult in each game. For teams, we arrange separate rooms for larger groups and explain the schedule before you commit.

December holiday bookings can add the separate party room: $60 for 45 minutes, up to 16 guests. Ask at least two weeks ahead.

Compare the rooms and party prices

Tell us what your group needs.

Room choice, headcount and access questions belong in the same conversation.

Request a game