The young King Arthur pulled the legendary Sword in the Stone during a trial, and from that moment on, he won battle after battle. He was soon hailed as king, unifying England and establishing the famed Round Table. But five years after drawing the sacred blade, Arthur continued to wage war across the land — unaware that removing the sword had also broken the great seal imprisoning the Demon King.

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Legacy of Arthur

Escape room

Overall, we did enjoy this room, but it's not without flaws. The live actor did a great job with a really strong intro sequence that set the mood well, though by the end, it felt a little like they were just there for the sake of it? The part they played at the end could've been more.
The first room features a lot of wooden objects that you have to move around, and the wood is rough enough that it would be very easy to get splinters, providing gloves to players would probably be a smart safety move here. Some of the props have clearly been dropped and are currently broken, which is a shame, though that's more on previous players, hopefully they get replaced at some point.

The puzzle design also had some weak spots. We found one particular puzzle involving Nordic symbols to be pretty illogical, and the 2nd large puzzle required moving large, heavy blocks around. It felt incredibly tedious, and it could definitely be a real struggle for players who aren't physically fit/strong. It has some cool ideas, but it needs some maintenance and refinement.
Atmosphere: 90
Puzzles: 80
Enjoyment: 80
Creativity: 80
Overall: 83

Legacy of Arthur

Xcape Singapore

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