WeaknessesSome puzzles feel standard or less innovative and there can be some wear-and-tear. The flow tangles at times, and the intro may be a bit intense for some people.
StrengthsA set that evolves with the story and a memorable entry. Smart clues, few padlocks, and wow moments. The actor's role is well handled and boosts the pace.
SecurityThere are sections with climbing and crawling; following the briefing and the actor's directions is key. They recommend reading all messages before starting to avoid unnecessary stalls.
Level of fearNot horror, but tense, with a strong introduction. Suitable for most; if someone is sensitive to intense situations, better inform the team beforehand.
Actors' gameThe actor/GM earns lots of praise for energy and timing, with frequent mention of Sergio. Interaction is part of the game and the hint system integrates naturally.
Quality of riddlesVaried, fair set; mixes occasional padlocks with adventure-style tasks and seldom-seen mechanics. Non-linear, so coordination helps and reading the prior messages matters. A few puzzles may not flow or need tweaking, but overall they're well designed.
PlotYou're a crew of thieves preparing the hit at El Jardín de Buda, base of mobster Xu Lin, with help from the mole José Juan. The contact's keyword is Burjassot; the story advances as you cross the different rooms.
Difficulty levelMedium difficulty with plenty of tasks. Ideal for 3-4 people; doable as a pair, but there's a lot to do and the flow isn't always obvious.
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