The Blind Tiger
“The story was unbelievable! You had heard the rumours since John Dillinger and his gang were killed, the money from their last bank robbery had never been recovered and was hidden somewhere in Chicago.
This was a story that you couldn’t ignore, It sounded crazy but the old man made it sound believable. He had been your cell mate for only a few months but he loved to talk. He didn’t know exactly how to retrieve the money, but he knew where to start. That would be enough. He unfortunately would never leave prison alive, but you would.
When the day of your release finally arrived it seemed like a dream, the three years had been hard but now you have a purpose. You have a head start but you have to hurry, you are not the only one headed to the Blind Tiger. Tick Tock !!“
We have not yet completed a review of The Blind Tiger at Captive in Mississauga or Toronto. We hope to experience this room soon.
What others are saying
Captive ran The Blind Tiger at both its Toronto and Mississauga locations. The Toronto version is now listed as closed, but the room is still offered at Captive Mississauga. Opinions are sharply divided, and the detailed feedback we found is about the Toronto version.
Fans love that it’s packed with puzzles and completely non-linear, which one enthusiast found refreshing in an era of more guided rooms; the audio puzzles got special praise. It suits larger groups, and players describe the staff as nice and helpful.
Critics on Morty say it’s essentially one room full of lockboxes, with little story and no real payoff at the end. Players describe it getting messy as items pile up, feeling repetitive, and having some logic leaps, plus it’s not always clear which clue goes with which lock. A couple of players mentioned an anticlimactic ending where they weren’t sure they’d finished, and even fans admit it’s an older room that could use a refresh.
Sources: Morty, Captive Escape Rooms Mississauga
