The Funhouse

I don’t want to repeat myself mentioning some of the strong points of this experience, which are common to the other game of the company and can be found in its respective review.

This experience unlike the first lies more on the horror aspect and therefore is difficult to compare with the first room. I also had the impression in this room that the number and difficulty of tasks was rather limited.

The acting is convincingly done and there are a few interesting moments.

I particularly liked the set design, although I think that due to space limitations the game cannot completely exploit some aspects typical of horror rooms which require larger spaces to generate more tension and/or more interesting appearances, which is a pity and results in a game which does neither excel in the horror aspect nor in the riddle aspect, when compared to European big names.

While this might sound harsh, I still consider the overall experience very good and both rooms were my favorites of the dozen rooms I’ve played in Paris. I definitely look forward to play further games of this company in the future and it would not surprise me given the quality of set, sound, light and storytelling that we might find in the future more French rooms playing in the big leagues.