Lord Garrick would like you for dinner.
Location: Pomona, CA
Date Played: March 4, 2022
Team size: 3-8; we recommend 3-5
Duration: 60 minutes
Price: from $48 per player for teams of 3-4 to $43 per player for teams of 7-8
Ticketing: Private
Accessibility Consideration: At least one player needs to crawl.
Emergency Exit Rating: [A+] No Lock
Physical Restraints: [A+] No Physical Restraints
REA Reaction
The Last Supper was an exciting delight.
Following in the footsteps of Miss Jezebel (review, online review), Quest Tavern took that game structure and made a less raunchy experience, set it in a Dungeons & Dragons-esque adventure.
The performer who played the role of Lord Garrick was incredible, adding so much nuance to his performance, and improvising magnificently with our team. We truly were playing with one another, to the point where we changed the plot of the game in a way that hadn’t been done before.
Escape rooms don’t have to be big to feel huge, and The Last Supper felt grand. It was intense, interesting, and I treasure the memory of playing this game.
If your team is open to interacting with a performer, and willing to commit to the intensity of the game world, The Last Supper is a must-play game, and one of the strongest games in the Los Angeles area.
Who is this for?
- Actor interacters
- Adventure seekers
- Story seekers
- D&D fans
- Best for players with at least some experience
Why play?
- Amazing escape room meets D&D (without the combat) gameplay
- Top-notch actor interactions
- Clever and unusual game design and structure
Story
After the famed adventurer Lord Garrick retired, he began hosting dinner parties for adventurers… but his guests would disappear. As the latest group to receive an invitation, we couldn’t turn down the opportunity to learn the truth… and enjoy a good meal.
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