Sadly the next morning came too quickly, and it was a wrench to hand back the chests to Alex - tempered by the thought that others would get the chance to experience the pirate's lair for themselves and transform their living rooms. Danger In The Deep by Professor Puzzle Games - A collaborative escape room game for 1-6 players. Once finished, you simply have to start again - admiring the construction and the depth of the escalating puzzles. Set contains: Puzzle, clues and 9 mystery envelopes, each representing a room of the Grand. Two acts, each about 1 1/2 hours, went far too quickly, and the treasure was a delightful touch much appreciated by daughter (13) and son (11). Escape From The Grand Hotel - Escape Room Game by Professor Puzzle. Everything tied together by the Captain's menancing script and an unobtrusive layered online hint system that provided as little or as much help as was required. With 12 different exits to choose from, every player must. Authentic throughout from the iconic emblem of the East India Trading Company to the tropical parrots. Solve 12 brain-busting puzzles to find the key to your freedom in Professor Puzzle Escape From The Museum, a collaborate mini escape room experience for one. Gather your friends to live our your high-octane heist fantasies with this casino escape room game.
Five intricately designed and utterly unique wooden chests provided both backdrop and a succession of ingenious puzzles that used every available cubic inch. 9 mystery envelopes, each envelope represents a room of the grand hotel and contains puzzles to be solved, instruction booklet Hard case PRODUCT DETAILS. This solution check system was much better placed in their "Starline Express" game (below) as this one would require us to open up the door in order to see if we got it right or wrong, It kind of ruined the surprise for us if we had opened the wrong door.Last weekend thanks to Co-Decode we were able to transform our living room into a pirate's lair. See what mysteries await you within the rooms of the Grand Hotel in this fast-paced, fast-thinking escape room game by Professor Puzzle PRODUCT FEATURES. On the top of each narration is a small line of text that will inform you if you got the correct answer or not. FOR SALE Invite your guests, set your scene and get ready to host a night of fun. Escape Room The Game 2 Player Horror Edition with 2 Games Solve The Mystery Board Game for Adults and Teens (English Version) 16. Your goal is to be able to find either the next room's name or number in order to proceed. ESCAPE FROM THE Grand Hotel Escape Room Game by Professor Puzzle - 16.99. Escape from The Starline Express - Escape Room Game - Multiplayer Brain-Teasing Game / Escape The Room Game by Professor Puzzle. Some of the story line will give you clear hints on what you'll be looking for.
Be sure to read that out loud so all members of your party will be able to hear.
The ultimate quest To uncover the hidden secrets and escape from the Grand Hotel.
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During the evening, they must travel through the hotel solving the series of mysterious puzzles that release them from each room. There's always going to be a narrative that will accompany every room. Each guest can come dressed as one of the eight characters, ready to play their role. Once you knew where to start, open that first door to reveal your first puzzle and clue pieces. An ordinary trip to the museum turns into chaos when you find yourself locked in and all alone, after hours Will you be able to solve the 12 brain-busting puzzles, decode the alphabet on an ancient stone tablet, and find the key to your freedom before your time runs out This mini, collaborative escape room experience has an average. It provided some information on the objective, back story and the starting point (so definitely do not skip this). We started with reading through the instruction booklet. Due to COVID, we can't have a lavish house party so we played the game the boring way with just the two of us sitting around our small coffee table.
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