Company Paragon Escape Games

One of the stronger Egyptian games we’ve tried, with great sound and ambiance and no padlocks anywhere. Our GM tailored the intro perfectly for a mixed‑experience team, and we appreciated the heads‑up that sand is underfoot and some items may be reused. Definitely worth playing.

Stunning room with excellent audio, narration, and set pieces. We did run into a few tech hiccups—likely from the sand—so some triggers lagged or needed a manual bypass, but when the tech fired it absolutely sang. Our GM set expectations up front and even treated us to a sneak peek of the next build, which looks fantastic.

The set is superb and the puzzle ideas are fresh, but the room felt oddly empty at times without background music and with a story that stayed a bit vague until late. Great bones, just missing a little connective tissue for me.

Loved the no‑locks approach and the way our team could split up without stepping on each other. The GM kept the energy up and nudged us only when we truly needed it. Big, cinematic moments that feel earned.

This company nails immersion: hefty, tactile props, elegant tech, and reusable components that feel intentional rather than gimmicky. The adaptive music ramps perfectly at the finale. Only the on‑screen timer slightly breaks the illusion. Must‑play.

First‑timers in our group came out grinning. Clear feedback, great voice cues, and puzzles that feel tactile and satisfying instead of fiddly. We’ll be back for their next room.

It’s a trek from the city, but absolutely worth the drive. Loud in places, super thematic, and the non‑linear flow kept our group of five busy the whole time. Wear closed‑toe shoes!

Atmosphere was spot on, but gameplay leaned hard into symbols and backtracking to recheck imagery, which became tiring. The core mechanics felt underwhelming for us even though several effects were novel. The pre‑game do‑this‑not‑that list also took away a bit of surprise, though it wasn’t a dealbreaker.

Best Egyptian‑themed game I’ve played. Gameplay is layered, props feel real, and the tech disappears into the story. It avoids the trap of endless hieroglyph translation and still feels authentic. Can’t wait to see what they make next.

Production is wild, from the sand to the lighting. We hit one tech lag that the GM fixed fast, and after that it was smooth sailing with some cool reveals. Worth it for the immersion alone.