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Edward Teach, better known as Blackbeard, was an English pirate who operated around the West Indies and the eastern coast of Britain's North American colonies. He became a renowned pirate, his nickname derived from his thick black beard and fearsome appearance. Blackbeard only spent about two years (1716-1718) plundering the high seas. Within that time, however, he amassed a great deal of wealth. While the Spanish were busy obtaining all the gold and silver they could extract from Mexico and South America, Blackbeard and his crew waited patiently, then pounced on the treasure-laden ships as they sailed back to Spain. On November 21, 1718 in Ocracoke Inlet, North Carolina, Blackbeard was ashore entertaining guests unaware that two ships led by British Lieutenant Robert Maynard were preparing a surprise attack to finally put an end to the notorious pirate. In the ensuing battle the next morning, Blackbeard was killed. When Blackbeard’s ship was searched, no treasure was found. Treasure hunters have long busied themselves searching for any trace of his rumored hoard of gold and silver, but nothing has been found. Blackbeard's personal ledger notes that his real treasure "lay in a location known only to him and the devil." So what became of Blackbeard’s treasure? Is it waiting to be found or simply the stuff of legend? Back In Time has been hired by an anonymous treasure seeker to go back and search the captain's quarters in Blackbeard's ship, the Adventure, and try to shed some light on this mystery. Do you and your team have what it takes to uncover the truth about the treasure or will this mission "sink" you? Sign up for this mission and find out!
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Mostly positive
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Overall, a very fun experience. Game master was welcome and helpful. Liked the idea of a time portal taking you back to Blackbeard’s ship. Would come to another room based on our experience!
2
Perfect for two players as it was pretty linear in nature and there were some puzzles that had only one person who could solve
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Overall the room was fun. There wasn’t much plot it’s pretty straight forward. There was one part of the room that was super unique and really fun! All and all it was a good experience
I believe we were the first customers of the day and the GM felt a little annoyed to be working
No
Typical pirate stuff
There isn’t really a plot. It’s pretty straight foreword, find the treasure and a code to get back to the present
Medium
If you’re more experienced with escape rooms I’d say it’s a medium. If this I your first or second room it’s definitely hard
Mechanical
4
Anything more than that would be too many people in that small of a space.
Not scary
15
It’s more of a difficult room. Anyone younger than that would struggle
Yes
The intro had no sound. A few of the props were broken
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Not at all
The room was pretty dark but you’re provided a flashlight. There isn’t an crawling or tight spaces so someone with mobility issues would be fine.
Yes
Medium
If it’s a busy day the parking lot is a bit small. But I’m sure they pace it out nicely
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Knowing where to start was the hardest part, but after that, things started to make sense. I love layered or logic puzzles and this room had plenty of them. The atmosphere was okay since their rooms were mainly about puzzles. I feel like 2 experienced players are enough for this room.
Hard
High tech
2
Spooky
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No
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Yes
Easy
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Blackbeard’s Lost Treasure is a high seas pirate adventure. Every element was perfectly on theme and the puzzles were delightfully tied into the atmosphere. You can choose the regular or advanced (two puzzles are removed) version. We did the advanced and just eked out an escape with two minutes to spare. There are LOTS of puzzles in this room, but there’s a good narrative progression to guide you through them all. Getting started was tough for us because we missed the opening clue… focus on your searching when you get in! The were nearly all mechanical, not combination locks. Gameplay was fast and fun. Everything worked. In advanced mode, you gotta book it through the room. GM was helpful and friendly. I’d give this room a hard rating. Good room for a bigger group so you can grind on different elements at the same time. Parking was easy.
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Hard
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Not scary
10
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Easy
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I’m not the biggest fan of pirate games. The atmosphere was nice in the game. The only concern I had was the flow and searching part to the game was very difficult. However it’s still a good game to play.
The flow was a little off onto where to start. Searching is a hard toll onto the game
Atmosphere was like any pirate game
Game master was very sweet and provided hints when neeeded.
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