Family version
Difficulty 3/5
Not very hard, but children cannot solve it on their own, so adults are needed in the team.
Who it's for: Families where adults and children play together, and groups with little or no escape room experience.
Tatu and Patu had to leave town unexpectedly. The super-surprise they built for Uncle Simo's birthday is now in danger.
Tatu and Patu's workshop can be played in two versions: the family version or the challenging version. You choose the version when you book, so pick the one that suits your group.
Difficulty 3/5
Not very hard, but children cannot solve it on their own, so adults are needed in the team.
Who it's for: Families where adults and children play together, and groups with little or no escape room experience.
Difficulty 5/5
Offers a challenge and plenty to do even for experienced groups.
Who it's for: Groups who have already played several escape rooms and want a real challenge.
Not for families or first-timers: a room that is too hard is no fun.
If there are children in your group, or if most of you have played only a few escape rooms or none at all, choose the family version. The challenging version is made for experienced groups, and a room that is too hard is no fun for anyone. If you are unsure, choose the family version.
The game is solved through deduction and teamwork. Your host briefs you before the game and gives hints when needed, so the group keeps moving for the whole game.