WeaknessesSome mechanisms didn’t work on the first try, and the GM’s English can be limited. Lacks special effects and has few cooperative tasks; big groups may find too little to do.
StrengthsStory tied to Barcelona, friendly staff, and a pleasant pace. Varied, coherent puzzles with a few original touches.
SecurityNo specific data on safety measures. There are reports of occasional technical issues that staff helped resolve.
Level of fearIt’s not scary, but a historical adventure; suitable for families and kids. No jump scares or horror elements mentioned.
Actors' gameNo in-room actors; interaction is with the game master for intro and hints. The approach is friendly, though English level varies depending on who’s on shift.
Quality of riddlesClassic-style puzzles with lots of searching and several locks, generally logical and fair. They may feel simple for veterans, but include fresh ideas and cool moments. Occasionally something doesn’t work at first, though the staff resolves it.
PlotBarcelona, 1936: the Sagrada Família is burning and you must recover Gaudí’s blueprints before it’s too late. A one-hour race against the clock that’s easy to follow without knowing the history.
Difficulty levelEasy–medium difficulty, ideal for beginners and small groups; someone even played it solo. Experts may find it simple, and large groups may lack parallelism.
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