Level 6 escape room

At the beginning of the experience I liked best to press a button to get into an elevator. _x000D_ _x000D_ The puzzles in the room were very different, e.g. the use of moving props, interaction with technology, non-technology and the surrounding space, working with dials and buttons, working with images, sound, letters and/or numbers. The format of the locks was also different. Most of them required entering numbers into a keypad, while others did not. Perhaps you should also consider traditional combination or key locks as well as letter locks in future escape rooms, if this has not already been done? I have been in escape rooms where puzzles were constantly being read on paper and traditional locks were being opened, so I liked the range that LOST Australia Station provided in this room. _x000D_ In my opinion, there were puzzles that were difficult, reasonably challenging and uncomplicated, but took time to solve. So this put me under pressure, led to triumph and pushed me to think about alternative approaches at different times. This is what I enjoy from escape dreams, especially when one manages to escape._x000D_ _x000D_ There were two of us, and we got a lantern. It would have been more convenient to find a normal flashlight somewhere, but that was no big deal. If there were 3 or more people, I think it would have been better to have another portable white light - even if it had to be found somewhere in the rooms._x000D_ _x000D_ When we unlocked the door in the last room, we hoped it would open to another room where we could solve more puzzles. We did it in less than an hour, but the staff told us in the last 13 minutes that we could take our time to finish the room. Maybe because there were no bookings after that, but I thought that was nice of them and really appreciated it : ) It was a really good experience and I would definitely like to try the other rooms.