The set was lightly cartoonish and beautifully constructed - amongst the most immersive of escape rooms in the Twin Cities area. The game began with a split start that gave all players something interesting to work on. The puzzles were joyous and clever, well themed and well tested. Most of The Dungeon was a standard, solid take on a medieval dungeon theme. In The Dungeon, PuzzleWorks showed off their ability to put a slight twist on the mundane to make something hilarious and memorable. Price: $35 per player for the first two players, $26 for each further ticketĪccessibility Consideration: Climbing stairs (at least one player)

We experienced moment after moment of joy as we discovered the secrets subtly contained in our surroundings. While not necessarily the most innovative, nothing felt like filler. The set was one of most attractive and skillfully built that we encountered in Israel, with a range of textures, a consistent aesthetic and build quality, and cleverly disguised moments of discovery. The Robin Hood narrative provided a unique framing to what might have otherwise been a more run-of-the-mill medieval castle. Demonstrating an impeccable attention to detail in every dimension, this experience made us as merry as the Merry Men.Īt its core, Robin Hood was a standard escape room executed really well.

Physical Restraints: No Physical Restraints REA Reaction Price: 140 NIS per player for 3 players to 110 NIS per player for 6+ playersĪccessibility Consideration: Crouching through small doorways

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