Buffalo Games - Medical Mysteries: NYC Emergency Room - New Game Night Staple - Escape Room - Cooperative Strategy - Adult Party Game - Ages 14 and Up

Relevant, accurate, and fun!

Who doesn't love escape room games with a medical twist?

Super fun, well worth the money

Got this to try for a change as we like mystery solving games and this has a different theme - medical. The one other thing that caught my eye is thag this totally does not need any electronic device or internet to play at all - great for off-screen time

I love this game so much! I wish they would come out with more. Basically it’s like a choose your own advantage - emergency room style! A patient comes in the emergency room and you need to decide how to figure out what’s wrong with them - can you save their life?! You get 4 games plus a game that they walk you through so you get the idea of how to play. These are one time plays - so once you’ve played them all you won’t be able to play again (bc you would know the answer.

Such a complicated and confusing game no one wanted to play it.

Haven't played this yet, but definitely will! Bought it for my son and daughter in law. They are both nurses so this should be fun! When I gave it to my son for Christmas he was like "Hell yeah, this is cool!" So I think I did well getting it for them...lol. Based on the other reviews and some others I have viewed on You Tube, this game gets five stars! I am hoping it lives up to its reputation!

Literally so much fun! I probably wouldn’t enjoy this if I didn’t play with my sisters who are in the medical field (one’s a nurse and one’s an EMT) they really enjoyed explaining the medical terms. The terms are explained on the cards tho so medical experience wouldn’t be required but it adds a whole new level of fun as the real medical people try to guess where it’s going before the game starts. The levels are set up that you can play each one separately so we haven’t finished it yet. We loved the natural stopping places and it was nice that the papers are contained in envelopes so we know we didn’t lose anything for the future patients.