The confirmation email for the Seattle location mentioned "storing your belongings in a locker," but we arrived and were informed that there were no lockers. While items could be carried into the experience with us, drinks were not allowed, so it was suggested by desk staff for me to leave my bottled soda in the lobby on a shelf. When the experience was complete, the drink had already been removed by staff and discarded.

The players can hold up a paddle to receive clues. We never held up the paddle, but were offered clues. We elected to receive a clue, and the cluegiver Sunny continued to offer clues throughout the experience with us never holding up the paddle. If it were only me playing, I would never have elected to receive a clue, and I would have preferred to not be continually offered clues without holding up the paddle. But this is because I enjoy solving puzzles all on my own. Admittedly, I don't think that I would have solved even one puzzle in this Hard Escape Room of Puppeteer's Workshop before time was up! I still think that I would have enjoyed the experience the same without solving anything, but again this is just me. The birthday person who wished to have our group go here felt that the experience was worth the price, and they had fun

Two of our attendees arrived late, and it was nice that we were allowed to start the experience without them. Our presenter, Mindy, did a great job of explaining the scenario. While I am not a puzzle-solving fan (I hate them for the most part since I usually can't solve them and won't look up answers or receive hints), I did enjoy this experience and would consider going again sometime for the right storyline.

In the past, I have played True Dungeon at PAX West, and I enjoyed that more due to the live performers. It was a pricier experience since I had to pay for PAX West in order to then pay for True Dungeon, but for me the setting and live performances of it provided more bang for the buck.