Professor Puzzle | Escape from the Space Station | Strategy Game | Ages 12+ | 1+ Players | 45 Minutes Playing Time

Great for a rainy day. Bought this to do with a 10yr old. She didn’t need as much help as I thought but is good at these type of puzzles. (It was too much for the 8yr old just to give an idea of age suitablity). Really enjoyed it, nice range of activities, from very easy to quite challenging. Recommend.

Fab escape room game.

A great escape room to play on a wet afternoon. My husband and I have played a few of these type and they do get a bit easier once you've played one as they're all a similar format. Very enjoyable though.

Bought this as a gift. It's a lot smaller than I expected, I assumed it would be book-sized but it's only about it the size of pack of cards. For the size vs cost it doesn't seem good value.

Bought for a Christmas present but it sounds interesting.

This game was great! We started it as a family game then I finished it up on my own. There are mazes that my 9 year old and 7 year old were able to do, and even the math ones they were able to help a little. The word ones were challenging and took more time. I had done the Aquarium escape room previous to this and I liked it almost just as much. The only thing I didn’t like is that the solutions are all on one card so if you need help it’s a challenge not to spoil the other puzzles looking up an answer to check your solution. This was really fun! Perfect entertainment for a long flight as it is literally the size of a deck of cards (parts do unfold out though). Loved it!

I love these bite-sized escape rooms. There's just enough puzzles to spend an enjoyable hour, hour and a half, but not too long or hard that I want to give up. My husband and I played it and liked the variety and difficulty level of the puzzles.

Great for Date Night! It was nice to do something besides watch a movie. Clues ranged from easy to a bit challenging making the Escape fun. Will definitely buy more like this.

We loved this game. What a blast!!

Easy to work on a few puzzles and take a break when needed. If you are leary of starting an escape game because it takes a time commitment you may not have, this mini-game can be started and stopped easily.