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You are in the second age of Middle Earth. Hundreds of years after the fall of Morgoth. Of the dark lord and his troops. Wars have faded in the world's memory. But not for long.. The forces of evil are regrouping. Rumors have reached your ears of Orc attacks on the shores of the Southern cities where you also reside. It sounds like they are looking for a rare item. An elaborate artifact that will give them the upper hand in the impending war. After some time the rumors were confirmed. Your village is under attack. In your attempt to escape, you find shelter in the forsaken inn which is located a little further away from the rest of the houses in the village. Inside the inn, however, there are secrets waiting to be discovered. Can you be the first to find what the Orcs are looking for and get away before they catch you?
59 escape rooms
We liked this room! For the size and the cost of the room it is fantastic value for money. The atmosphere was nice as well! The riddles were quite demanding so we were happy we got to think quite a bit to solve them!
The flow was nice enough for the room and I appreciated that the room expected us to think!
I loved the atmosphere the window was especially nice!
Not scary
176 escape rooms
Definitely good value for money at €13 (1h), a small room where they made a lot from the space. It expects a lot from the players, with very non-obvious riddles, sometimes flirting between "hard" and "ambiguous". Mostly decent props - the environment is generally higher quality than the props. Not a must but if you’re into LotR then it’s worth it. Theres an "ork" version which is the same but with an actor doing a bunch of jump scares which I can’t imagine would change things much.
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791 escape rooms
So, this room showed us that not all rooms in Greece are created equally. The room had no flow, and the GM had to chime in with direction due to ambiguity and clues that were intentionally hard to see/notice. We talked to the owner afterwards who was very nice. He said that he wanted the room to be interactive between the players and GM, but we told him this isn't fun for us because we want the satisfaction of solving puzzles on our own.
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