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The Ministry of Magic is alarmed: More and more magical creatures are entering the human world. A man is suspected: Norbert Salamander. Was it really him? Zoologist Norbert Salamander is facing the Tribunal of the Ministry of Magic. He is accused of negligent handling of dangerous species of magical creatures. The evidence is overwhelming as the rare species escaped from his personal refuge. This causes problems in the world of magic and could create a conflict with the non-magical world. However, the researcher is convinced of the innocence of animals. He swears that only dark magic could have caused such turmoil to the creatures. As agents of the Department of Intermagical Conflicts, you will be assigned to the case. Your only clue is the apartment where Mr. Salamander was arrested. But the non-magical authorities are also on-site and have sealed off the building. If you want to get to the bottom of it, you'll have to get access elsewhere …
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25 escape rooms
Wir haben den Raum zu dritt gespielt (geübte Escaper). Für den Preis war die Rätselanzahl sehr gering. Tipps wurden sehr früh gegeben, sodass wir nach 34min durch waren. Die Mechanismen sind allerdings cool gestaltet.
Mechanical
116 escape rooms
The room was great for beginners and has an amazing atmosphere and layout. Unfortunately, some clues made no logical sense and the room overall felt disjointed. At no point after the initial briefing did I know what the mission was or where the story was going. It was a good time - we went with beginners - but if you’re experienced you can pass this one up.
There were a few disjointed parts in the beginning. By the end of the story I’d forgotten what the mission was about
Excellent job with the rooms and layout
Friendly staff
No
Nothing about this room was novel. Many simple locks and items that relied on the game master to be paying attention
I had no idea what was going on
Easy
Neither
4
Not scary
10
No
No
Very
Climbing was required and I don’t remember seeing that in the description. But the staff was accommodating for those in our group that could not climb
Climbing was required and I don’t remember seeing that in the description. But the staff was accommodating for those in our group that could not climb
Yes
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