Secrets Of The Pharaohs

There seemed to be a smaller quantity of puzzles than other escape rooms but they were more challenging. For those with limited stability on their feet, the sand on the floor can be slippery and dangerous. It was still a fun experience, and our party was able to escape with about 5 minutes remaining and 3 clues used. Would recommend.

Played right after Wizards Tower. Both are scavengers hunty and it was frustrating. I almost fell, slipping on sand, torquing my knee. Some tech was finicky.

Hated this room. It was too dark to even find most of the puzzles let alone solve them. GM was not helpful at all and wasn’t always paying attention.

As far as the look of the room the escape room looked great. However, when it came to game play there wasn’t enough light and some of the things were a bit complex to figure out.

Be prepared to get down and dirty with this room! You’ll be playing in the sand and looking for clues. Challenging room and a lot of fun!

A lot of work went into an immersive set but I didn’t like the puzzles as much as in Murder in London. We needed more help, larger logical leaps and some puzzles could suck A LOT of time if youre struggling. We won but barely!

We went and did this room just after it opened and we did not like it. Lots of show elements didn’t work. Mystique’s website also says their rooms are handicap able and I wouldn’t consider this room to be that.

A cool room that actually immerses you in the Tomb of Pharaoh Kaba. Some pretty dynamic and challenging puzzles make it a good time.

This is a good game. Not nearly on the level of Murder in London, but fun. For some reason we struggled with a few of the puzzles in this room. We just couldn’t quite get the intent of the puzzle designer. As a result, we needed much more help than we normally do. We were grateful for that and our GM was really good about keeping us on track. Other players may connect better.

Very cool! Everything worked for us, great use of technology! Also, something very interesting to note is that there are no locks and keys so everything you solve is interactive in some way shape or form! The immersion was awesome, the props were very authentic feeling, you definitely feel transported. I felt like the puzzles weren’t too challenging in this puzzle as Murder in London so everybody can partake and enjoy this one without high stress levels. The staff was wonderful, we had a great time and can’t wait to go back and do Wizard’s Tower and the upcoming Vampire room!!