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On your trip to Cairo, Egypt, you and your friends decide to tour one of the ancient pyramids. Against the wishes of the tour guide, your group decides to split from the guided tour and explore on your own. While exploring, you find a dusty unmarked room. You enter the room to see what’s inside, but as soon as you walk into the room the door seals shut. The air in the room begins to change as you feel the cursed pharaoh enter. You have just 60 minutes to free you and your friends from the clutches of the evil curse. Will you escape The Pharaoh’s Tomb before it’s too late? Immerse yourself in ancient Egypt with the Pharaoh’s Tomb mystery room escape. With thousands of handmade tiles adorning the walls and artifacts to be interacted with, you’ll feel the rush of legends, mysteries, and curses in this authentic experience. Find the clues, break the curse, and survive the Pharaoh’s Tomb.
- 3-10
- 60 mins
- Hard
- Not scary
All ratings (88)
Very positive
Gameplay
Very positive
Atmosphere
Very positive
Customer service
Very positive
Reviews
abrown1116
233 escape rooms
Really good game! There's a LOT to do in here. It's doable for 2 enthusiasts, but otherwise would definitely recommend having 3-6 people. There are a couple of things that weren't quite intuitive, but ultimately able to figure out.
DanielWilson31
51 escape rooms
It felt like a classic escape room, while still having a good level of tech in the room!
laurenisbitchin
46 escape rooms
This was a great room with an absolutely great immersion factor and satisfying puzzles. A lot of tomb ones can be pretty hit or miss, but this one really is one of the best of this genre.
Dholtz001
30 escape rooms
Good production value, fun puzzles, and an overall great room. However, I played it about five years ago (2018) so I can’t speak to recent issues in other reviews (extremely bad dust, worn out room, etc)
gruvent
19 escape rooms
Had sore throat for 48 hours after breathing the dust from this room.
tripleknocker
184 escape rooms
Do not play this game if you have any sort of respiratory sensitivities. Do not wear clothes you care about when you play this room. Do not play this room if you can’t crawl for distances on uncomfortable ground. The GM walked in at one point to reset a puzzle and told us to just pretend he wasn’t there. No explanation, time still running. For all of our difficulties and concerns, the GM just said that it’s “not his favorite room.” A real shame since we enjoyed the first room we did here, then any good/happy vibes were completely wiped away. The room was so dirty, there were even some player-contributed hieroglyphics of a phallic nature in the thick layer of dust. Not great.
HHoupt
80 escape rooms
A lot of fun and a creative room. Lots of puzzles that could be worked by a large group.
psychpharm
40 escape rooms
Great Egyptian themed roomed! One of the puzzles wasn’t my favorite but overall we really enjoyed the room. The Perfect Escape is not to be missed if you’re in DFW.
PoesHoes
24 escape rooms
You could tell the room at one point was top of the line, but years of play and players themselves has really done a number on the room. Puzzles had little to no direction at times and GM seemed irritated the whole time. If you’re a new player to escape rooms it’s a good room to dip your toes into the water with, but for experienced players you can tell where the quality sits.
jarmansy
28 escape rooms
This room was extremely well done and thought out. Multiple clues to be worked on simultaneously, so helped a lot with the group. There were several things to do that were not your typical figure out the riddle then input a code to open a box and I thoroughly enjoyed utilizing different types of actions to open things.