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The find of the century has been uncovered in the depths of Yorkshire - The Tomb of The Wandering King, a mysterious figure, lost to history. But the archaeological team have been silent for weeks. You arrive to find a dig site, long abandoned, and the mouth of the Tomb ajar and aglow. Who - or what - is this Wandering King? And what secrets lie beneath the soil?
All ratings (18)
Mostly positive
79 escape rooms
Expansive and good use of technology throughout, definitely one of the more technically invested rooms I've played. Has some of that wow factor but despite this I found the experience and the puzzles to be "good" rather than "great".
Yes
166 escape rooms
Electronics is a bit slow to start with. Frustrating that the only help they can give is pre recorded voice notes. Sometimes not really sure if you triggered something or they did it for you. If we triggered then the electronics is very slow.
Easy
104 escape rooms
The set design and electrical side to the room was on the higher end to what I have previously seen. I have also done a fair few rooms with this story line however this room took a different twist which was interesting. It was more electrical based and solving puzzles which all works as they were meant to. Due to the room having no time limit I didn’t feel the pressure of needing to escape but enjoying the experience, this could be seen in both a positive and negative light. The company do well describing their escape games as “adventure rooms” because ultimately it is more about the story and the adventure than solving puzzles
Yes
c
23 escape rooms
Unlike normal escape rooms there was no time limit which I personally didn’t enjoy as there was little sense of urgency/pressure. The room was big and immersive and the puzzles were designed with the room in mind. Most of the puzzles were very tech based, and less traditional. In general it was an interesting take on an escape room.
Yes
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