Pharaoh's Curse

This game didn’t flow nearly as smoothly as other games at Countdown. The puzzles felt disconnected from each other and more all over the place.

Unfortunately, this room didn’t feel like an actual tomb, it just felt like a decorated room. This is the only game I’ve played at Countdown Games that didn’t feel immersive (I’ve played 7 other games at this location).

The game master was helpful when we got confused or frustrated.

It was different, it was not super interesting.

The story wasn’t very unique but it set the scene well enough.

This room was difficult in regards to the inefficient set up of the room, not the actual puzzles.

I would classify all of the rooms at Countdown as high tech.

Sometimes it’s easiest to divide between different locations in the room.

I wouldn’t necessarily recommend this room for anyone looking into Countdown Games though, there are much better options at this location.

The website mentioned water features but there was no water when we were in the room. There were also a couple of puzzles that malfunctioned that we had to bypass.

There were stairs and a steep ramp/ladder in this room.

Not super accessible. The room layout is cramped, stairs are required, and at least one person must descend a steep ramp. There are also multiple color based puzzles in this game.

Countdown Games is a large building that stands out.

There is a lot of parking but it’s a relatively busy business.

Not the best flow to puzzles. Many were time eaters and being linear, it was a tough time.

The set was pretty good.

We are always treated well at Countdown.

The water feature was more like a dribble.