We had an excellent time hunting down Creatures on the Loose in Seattle! It featured a nice mix of approachable puzzles with great presentation. The puzzles split up very nicely allowing our team of 8 to mix and match in small teams while coming together for whole-team action. I'd happily recommend this, both as an introduction to puzzle events and also for experienced puzzlers either bringing in new people or on their own, perhaps with a smaller team. Great fun!
I loved participating in the "Creatures on the Loose!" puzzle game! The level of care and creativity that went into it is amazing. The details are beautiful. While challenging, the game was not impossible. Most of us on our team didn't know each other at all, but came together very well bringing various angles to the process. I highly recommend this game!!
I attended my first Mystery League event last night and it was so much fun - challenging, detailed, the story and puzzles were engaging. I'm new to town and it was a great way to meet new people, loved the atmosphere. Everyone was super friendly and the time flew by too fast. Loved it and will be back again!! Would recommend this to basically anyone who enjoys having fun
My friends and I have participated in Creatures on the Loose at Chicago Athletic Association and Signal vs Noise puzzle hunt at Northwestern University, and both events were fantastic! Sandor Weisz and his team did a great job managing these events, which is especially impressive when you consider how different these two events were: for Creatures on the Loose, all the puzzles were solved at one table, whereas for Signal vs Noise, the puzzles were spread out across Northwestern's campus. The Mystery League can also customize a puzzle hunt to your purpose or venue; for instance, Signal vs Noise had a periodic table-based puzzle for the chemistry buildings, a book-themed puzzle for the library, etc. I highly recommend The Mystery League as a creative, challenging, and interactive way to spend time with family, friends, or coworkers.