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1959 Lord Bryndt with his wife Monica Fletcher and their seven-year-old son Jack arrive from Brownhill County in Great Harwood and decide to build an inn, the famous "Golden Key". 1972 The parents of now-adult Jack go missing. He hastily returns from London where he was studying. No trace of them has been found so far. The only thing found is the phrase: "he who does not hear, does not see and does not speak, lives a hundred years" written in blood on a mirror. Frustrated with the authorities of Great Harwood, Jack decides to take matters into his own hands and, thirsty for the truth, hires you to search for his beloved parents. The case is difficult and the evidence is lacking. You will make it;
- 3-5
- 140 mins
- Expert
- Not scary
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Very positive
Gameplay
Mostly positive
Atmosphere
Mostly positive
Customer service
Mostly positive
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227 escape rooms
In a city full of horror games it's fun to find quality old school puzzle games. The puzzles are quite complicated as they often require you to think one step further than the usual I see that many squares and that many circles so that's the code kind of puzzles. We loved it. It's quite big, as you get more than 2 hours, so for us used to 1 hour games it takes some thinking to realise that "no, we are not running late, it's a big game and we have plenty of time to figure things out. " Recommended for anyone that love old school puzzle rooms!
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