Pharaoh’s Revenge
Escape room 12+

Pharaoh’s Revenge

  • 2–6Players
  • 60 minutesTime
  • Above average. More puzzles and a faster pace. Tight for beginners.Difficulty
  • Not scary. Almost no tension.Scariness
About the escape room

In the shadow of ancient secrets, your archaeological team faces an inexplicable catastrophe at the Valley of Kings. Returning from a supply run, you discover your colleagues near-death. Unravel the mystery of their ailment and race against time to save their lives before it's too late.

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You are part of a large archaeological dig team in search of lost artifacts near the Valley of Kings. You just returned from a supply run and upon your return you realize something went terribly wrong. The other members who stayed behind at the dig site are lying outside the field office, barely conscience and near death. Now it is up to you to find out what caused this sickness and help the team before it is too late.

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Brief assessment
Navigator AI
Come for the dig-site vibe and stay for brainy, non-linear puzzles that reward teamwork over rummaging. If you want a private run, call or walk in to avoid being paired with other players.

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AIReviews praise the venue’s theming and build quality, while feedback on Pharaoh leans toward fewer search elements and more stationary logic. Difficulty trends higher, with mentions of red herrings and a recycled step that slowed teams. Online bookings can mix groups unless you arrange a private slot. There’s limited detail on scare factor and actor interaction.
WeaknessesShared bookings by default can undercut the experience. Sparse searching may feel less dynamic to some, and a few red herrings plus a recyclable step can stall momentum.
StrengthsImmersive theme and clean, well-built spaces. Non-linear structure allows parallel solving and steady teamwork.
SecurityNo safety notes surfaced in the reviews. Nothing concerning was reported.
Level of fearNo direct reports on scare factor. The story reads as adventure, not horror.
Actors' gameNo mentions of live actors. Interaction appears puzzle- and hint-driven rather than performer-led.
Quality of riddlesMostly stationary, logic-forward challenges with minimal scavenging. The flow is non-linear, which helps teams split up, but some red herrings and a recycled mechanism tripped players. Overall the logic lands once you’re on the right track.
PlotYou return to a Valley of the Kings dig to find your team collapsing, and you must uncover the cause before it’s too late. Clear stakes without relying on horror beats.
Difficulty levelLeans challenging and is cited as the tougher room at this venue. Best for groups with some experience or patient first-timers willing to use a hint.

Reviews

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Sam D.
Beginner
4
If you book online, you might end up with strangers; to guarantee a private room, call or go in person. The room was fine, not exactly thrilling, and we lost time having to reuse one puzzle step. There isn’t much to find—mostly fixed puzzles—so even with a non-linear layout we often clustered on the same tasks. A few red herrings pop up. It’s the more challenging of their two rooms.
13.01.2025
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Nora M.
Beginner
5
Loved the archaeology vibe—clean set, crisp clues, and hardly any rummaging. Our group split up and kept making steady progress, which felt great. Solid challenge without feeling cheap.
29.04.2025
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Priya K.
Beginner
4
We got stuck recycling a mechanism and burned time on a couple red herrings, but when it clicked the logic held up. Not many props to dig through, mostly sit-and-solve. Enjoyed the brains-over-search style.
17.01.2025
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Kayla S.
Beginner
5
Definitely the tougher option here. Lots of parallel puzzles so everyone had something to chew on, and the set sells the dig-site story. Would play again.
02.11.2025
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Chris P.
Beginner
5
My family and I tried their Mayday submarine room. The build was impressive, very interactive, and quite challenging. Highly recommend checking it out.
07.02.2025
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Megan L.
Beginner
5
My family had a blast. The theme and details are excellent—easily among the best rooms we’ve done.
10.07.2025
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Evan T.
Beginner
3
Heads-up: booking online paired us with another couple. The game was fine, but I wanted a private slot—call ahead if that matters to you.
08.02.2025
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Laura W.
Beginner
5
We also played their Mayday sub room. The spaces looked great, super interactive, and pretty tough. Strongly recommend it.
10.09.2025

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