An AMAZING evening of adventure, right in my home! I like escape rooms and puzzles... and this whole pandemic affair is really getting in the way... I thought I was just going to have to wait. Me and my wife played the Society of Curiosities game sitting in our kitchen, after the kids went to bed, and: WOW! It was as intense, and rewarding, and fun as the best escape rooms I have gone to. The puzzles were challenging, creative, aesthetically pleasing. The narrative story arc was compelling and the use of all sorts of different real world mediums was a fantastic way to immerse ourselves into the game. Well done, Curiosities, we'll be back for more. I am hooked.

Awesome experience I purchased The Search For Edus Madok’s Treasure to have something fun to do while staying at home and to support a great local business. What I received was hours of fun. The storyline was interesting. The mystery was challenging and I loved the variety of puzzles it included. I’m glad I bought a subscription. Future “adventures” will help pass the time between new escape room themes, once Kauai Escape Room opens.

Great adventures to do with friends or solo! This was fantastic! They are not just game designers but excellent story tellers! You get to ride through puzzles and challenges while exploring and learning about a world you did not know was out there. Really immersive, fun and just though enough to last hours. I enjoyed it with my partner, but this is the a game you can play with friends or enjoy solo! Marc-André, Montreal, Canada

Awesome Treasure Hunt Game It challenged our research skills and attention to detail in an immersive and unique puzzle game you can play from the comfort of your home. They really figured out how to bring the excitement of an escape room right to your home. It’s a great way to spend an evening doing something fun with the family. I can’t wait to play more of their games in the future.

4 solid hours of puzzling fun, really helps to have a printer. It took us about 4 hours to play through the first mission with 4 people, and everyone had contributed to a breakthrough by the time we were done. We really really liked the elements being spread out between physical objects, text messages, and websites. My one note is that it helps a lot to have a printer to make copies of digital content, in case everyone doesn't have their own phone, or in case no one has anything bigger than a phone available to view content. It would be nice to have more of that content provided in the physical package, locked behind 'envelope 1, 2, 3, etc's until the player 'finds' them in the game. I'm real happy with how this turned out, and I'd love to see what the next installment looks like!