Fluch der Pharaonen [Curse Of The Pharaohs]

A long and dangerous journey begins. Let yourself be carried away by our adventure game and play in single mode (4-5 players) or compete in battle mode (6-12 players) with a decision! An ancient vase is the souvenir from this year's holiday in Egypt. The merchant warned you when you bought the vase that the owner of the vase was subject to a curse from the Sphinx, but that didn't deter you from purchasing the mysterious vase. Of course, you don't believe in curses and the souvenir falls into oblivion — until the day when strange and terrifying things pull you out of your everyday life. From now on, the fear of being watched is a constant companion, unknown voices penetrate your head and leave you no peace and every night you are tormented by terrible nightmares. You will remember an earlier history class about the finding of Tutankhamen's tomb by archaeologist Howard Carter in 1922, which brought with it similar grim signs of a curse. A few years after the sensational find of the tomb, numerous people involved in the expedition and excavations died and confirmed the curse of the pharaoh. It is not in your interest to share this tragic fate or to want to continue walking through world history with voices in your head and nightmares! So, with the ill-fated vase in your luggage, you hurry back on the arduous journey to the land of the pharaohs to lift the curse. But the souvenir shop has disappeared. In its place, archaeologists have unearthed the remains of the Sphinx Temple, said to hold the ancient magic stone of the philosophers. According to legend, only he can lift the horrific curse and save your life. By bribing the guard you manage to buy an hour in the temple to find the stone. When entering the temple, one thing suddenly becomes clear: You know the premises from the tormenting nightmares. Don't let fear get the better of you, because the precious seconds are slipping away like the sand in the hourglass. This live escape game provides you with a very special kind of thrill in the atmospheric, gloomy flair of an abandoned Sphinx temple.