Yucatan – The Last Temple

This is a review of the Escape Room “Yucatan – The Last Temple” offered by Cocoroom in Zaragoza, Spain.
  • ⭐️ 8.3/10
  • 🌡 Medium
  • ⏳ 75 Minutes
  • 👥 2 – 5 Person

With the random locations in which escape rooms are sometimes located, many times the creators need to work with quite a small space.

Quite brilliantly, the creators of Yucutan found a way to take their space, and using very smart manipulations, make it feel like it was much bigger than it was, in really cool ways.

Just like similar Indiana Jones-esque rooms, the goal is quite simple – infiltrate a temple, find some artifact or another, and escape.

The puzzles are great, the vibe is great, and the usage of the space is absolutely wonderful.

The only thing that wasn’t wonderful – the parking state. We started the room roughly 30-40 minutes too late, and thankfully the game master was kind enough to let us play anyway. But then again, while the others were looking for parking, I was sitting in the comfy lobby, so who carees?

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Lee Ballan

I'm an escape room writer from Israel, with nearly 500 rooms under my belt (the "nearly" part will be fixed in a couple of weeks). Currently spending all of my free time writing reviews of the games played in the Spain tour, because of fear of Heiner!