Tomb Of Anubis

The most technical and spatially impressive room I have ever experienced. Not a huge fan of the guide book style, but your mileage may vary. Your group will need to be on their game and working hard from the jump to escape in 60 minutes

This game is very challenging. Some of it felt hard for the sake of being hard, but the atmosphere, immersion, and design was absolutely incredible. This should be a 75 minute room because I’d love to be able to to spend more time in this room!

Tomb of Anubis was the 3rd game we did in our marathon day at 13th Gate. Whoa. This company is known for their amazing set design and while Collector was big and Spellbound was beautiful, THIS was the payoff. It starts off innocently but then once we entered the main chamber, there was a collective WOW from all of us. You'll see. (Also, be warned. There's real sand. Lots of it. We all dumped it out of our shoes on the way home.) I've done many an Egyptian themed room. Many were beautiful and some even brought in the real sand. Still, none were this epic. Both in size and ambition. One of my buddies is a die-hard Indiana Jones fan and he was living his best life in this game solving puzzles and avoiding "traps", all while quoting lines from the movies! The puzzling was solid with a couple of them rather difficult, so good thing our gamesmaster was following along closely. Bring the crew. All of 13G games require four people and for good reason. Tomb of Anubis had one big issue that ALL of 13th Gate's games have. These are 60 minute rooms that really need to be 75 minute rooms. There's a LOT of puzzling to be done. We were a group of 4 and we ran over and they let us keep going. Come to 13th Gate for pretty much any & all of the games here. Tomb of Anubis is a must experience. This company is worth the 90 minute drive from New Orleans. If you are coming out, plan to spend the whole day there & do all of their games.

Coming from LA, a room like this feels like it should be 75 minutes. There was so much to do, with a group of 5, and one puzzle significantly bottlenecking our progress. We were only about 75% done with the room when the 60 minute mark hit. But the room was so impressive that I still have to give it a thumbs up, and our game master was so gracious. She really tried to walk us through everything afterwards and still got us to leave with a smile. I don't think I'll be back to see this place, but it still does leave an impression.

First room at this location. Went in not realizing the rest of the group wasn't familiar with escape rooms. I suggest going with a group that knows what they're doing. Great atmosphere and plenty of puzzles to keep a big group occupied.

I think this game is so highly rated purely on set design and props. It should not be a 60 minute game. If it was 75 it would have been perfect. But a 5% escape rate with constant help from the game master means the room is not designed well enough. There’s too much to do and way too much reading.

This room is amazing! The set and production is top tier. Genuinely shocking moments. While it is one of the rooms where you follow a journal most of the time, I thought the puzzles were still very interesting and fun. Our GM was so amazing! He helped us right as we needed it.

Hardest room we ever attempted. Tried twice to no avail

This location goes all out. They had so many special effects. I didn’t like not having a timer visible within the room. It was harder for us to manage our time. I wish I lived closer because I would be back to complete the rest of the rooms. Their rooms go very in depth, our whole group was extremely impressed. I’m only disappointed because we ran out of time so close to the end. This is the only escape room my fiancée and I haven’t escaped from.