What actually helps is that the players don’t sit there waiting while staff mess about with the tech. If they need a clue, they send it. If they need to pause, they pause. Music and the screen in the room are right there too. New staff get the hang of it pretty quick, which matters for us because not everyone is great with computers. Once a game is set up, running it is straightforward. The first setup takes a bit of faffing, but after that it’s just part of the shift. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Once it’s set up, I don’t really have a daily complaint. It has worked great for us. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
