Cedarfr

Wow.

Room creator: “A passion project by an enthusiast, for escape game enthusiasts.”
It’s hard to describe this room any better. Here, you don’t feel constraints or a commercial commission… but a genuine desire to create something ultimate, almost like a final gift. A piece where everything seems to come together.
Sleep is located right next to Molly’s Game, in the same industrial area. The arrival is simple, parking is easy, and most importantly… the experience starts almost immediately. You barely have time to settle in before you’re already immersed.
If you’ve played Molly’s Game, some elements will feel familiar. There’s a sense of continuity in the universe, yet everything remains mysterious enough to maintain its own identity. This former hotel turned sleep clinic clearly hides something… and it’s up to us to uncover it.
The format sets the tone: 3 hours of gameplay.
And that’s no coincidence.
The puzzles are numerous, well-designed, and require experience to be fully appreciated. Nothing is left to chance—everything fits naturally into the story. It’s best played with a team of 3 to 4 experienced players to truly enjoy it without struggling.
But what really stood out to me lies elsewhere.
I particularly loved the story and the set design. Everything is coherent, immersive, and above all, emotionally charged. There are no oversized mechanisms or forced “wow” effects… but that’s clearly not what this room is trying to achieve, nor what makes it special.
What truly works here is the atmosphere, the storytelling, the cinematics, and the way everything flows so naturally. The soundtrack perfectly supports the experience, and some moments genuinely stay with you.
The ending, especially, is hard to describe without spoiling anything… but it leaves a lasting impression—a mix of emotions where you’re not quite sure how to react.
It’s also worth noting that having played Molly’s Game beforehand clearly adds an extra layer. It’s not essential, but it greatly enhances the understanding and emotional impact of the story.
This is a unique room—more subtle, more narrative-driven, almost more intimate.
Not necessarily the one you choose to “chain” with others, but rather the one you save for a special moment.
Because experiences like this are rare.
Perhaps the last one from this company…
But if that’s the case, it’s a beautiful way to end.
I even created an account on this platform just to highlight and showcase this room.
Thank you for allowing us to experience something like this.