EXIT: The Game - The Cemetery of the Knight
Mostly positive (18 ratings)
- Escape room
- Tabletop
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According to an old legend, a priceless red ruby is said to be hidden in the tomb of Sir Reginald Wreston and it can only be found when the moon is at just the right angle in the night’s sky. The problem is, the moon is only ever at the right angle at midnight on a specific night once every 87 years! But guess what? Tonight is that night! Up until now the crypt has remained sealed, and over the course of centuries, no one has ever succeeded in opening it. “Who knows what might happen tonight …” you think to yourself as you make your way into the darkness. Will you and your group of curious treasure hunters have what it takes to finally solve the mystery and uncover the coveted gem?
- 1-4
- 120 mins
- Medium
- Not scary
Reviews
Panda
350 escape rooms
Definitely on the upper half in my rankings of Exit escape games! Really had fun with the puzzles in this one. Some nice tricks - somehow Exit fooled us again with its 4th wall breaking, in a good way! It even feels more fair and is very signposted, literally!And there were only a couple duds in puzzle design. Enjoyed the theming and how the solutions connected to it. Not sure how Thames and Kosmos keep churning these out without repeating ideas, but glad they’re doing such a good job, especially with Cemetery of the Knight!
Iceman
131 escape rooms
The Exit Game delivers on so many levels. 1) Inexpensive for large groups 2) High Quality games 3) High Quality props 4) flexible to your schedule 5) Family friendly 6) well calculated difficulty levels There’s even a hint/scoring system that reduces your score by time and number of hints that really keeps you honest.
madlivvyvane
51 escape rooms
This was the first EXIT: The Game that I played, and it got me hooked on the series. All the games have a clever system that lets you know if you completed puzzles correctly and helps you progress through the story. There was only one puzzle that made us roll our eyes, which seems like good odds considering how many puzzles were included. It really makes you think outside the box! 😉
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