Dracula's Library
” New Orleans 1862…. You and your team of investigative journalists have been following the trail of the world’s oldest vampire for quite some time. Your interest, however, has not gone unnoticed. You have been lured to a mansion on the banks of this mystical city by a promising lead in your quest to expose Dracula to the world. Once inside you and your team realize that the tables have been turned and, you now find yourselves unwitting participants in a most deadly game. Racing not just against time, but against the darkness itself.“
We have not yet completed a review of Dracula’s Library at Captive in Mississauga or Toronto. We hope to experience this room soon.
What others are saying
Dracula’s Library is still listed at Captive’s Mississauga location, and the reviews we found are all from that location. Feedback leans positive, with enthusiasts describing it as a solid but older-style room.
One enthusiast blog liked the story, the music and a timer that fits the theme, and found the puzzles fun, clear and logical without being overly difficult. Players on Morty enjoyed the decorations and set dressing, and one was pleasantly surprised by how many rooms and puzzles there are. The staff also get praise.
On the downside, the decor is described as a bit basic, and it’s an old-school game built around lots of locked boxes and drawers. One blog found the step needed to reach the second room went against usual escape room conventions and took a while to work out, and said the last room’s purpose was less clear. The game is linear, and getting a hint means a game master comes into the room, which the blog felt breaks the immersion.
Sources: We Try to Escape, Morty, Captive Escape Rooms Mississauga
