The Egyptian Tomb has a very well-designed atmosphere and is an immersive experience. However, the way that our room was run, in particular, played a part in why we did not escape.

Our game master had asked us prior if we would like help throughout the room or if we did not want any help unless we asked. We said that we would like help throughout the room, but we were not helped in the room unless we asked for a clue anyway. The game master also interrupted our game by coming into the room multiple times while it was already in progress, which we found to be unprofessional. Not to mention, he did not stop our time during these interruptions.

When he came into the room, he also told us that he was going to step away from watching us for a minute and that he would let us know when he was back to watching our group. A few minutes later, he typed out on the monitor that he was back. There was a decent amount of time that he was not watching us while we were waiting for him to start watching us again because we needed help. We found this to be a weird and unprofessional thing for a game master to do. We only had three puzzles left at the end when our time ran out, and we would have had more time if some of it hadn't been wasted.

We also were not offered the opportunity to take a photo at the end, so we did not end up getting a photo.

Overall, the experience was fun, and the room was very cool, but we definitely would have had a better chance of escaping if the game master had not wasted a decent amount of our time with this unprofessional behavior and had given us more help like we had asked for in the beginning considering it was only two of us, and there is a pattern of two-people groups not getting out of many rooms here because of how many puzzles there are to get through.