Closed
Game of Swords
4.61
3 - 8 people60 minutesDifficult
Company Planet Escape Room
Difficult
Not scary
Without actorsActors
EnglishGame language
About the escape room
The Dark Lord Axius, bent on destruction and dominion of the living, is leading his army of the wicked to lay waste to the castle. Once he retrieves the sacred stone of power hidden within, the sun will hide and the dead will rise.
However, the prophecy states that a band of heroes with the ability to unite the four kingdoms may find it first and use its power to vanquish Axius. Foolish adventurers who have deemed themselves worthy have searched the castle's sanctum, but soon go mad. Will you share the same fate, or are you the heroes the prophecy spoke of?
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AI Overview
AIPlayers praise the immersive set and medieval theme, noting a strong start and solid production for a small footprint. Puzzles skew unique and tactile, with difficulty landing from moderate to tough depending on your mix. Recurring gripes are dim lighting, quiet audio on key dialogue, and one divisive puzzle that feels like luck or outside knowledge. A few runs needed GM intervention to trigger things, and some props look worn but still fit the aesthetic.
WeaknessesLow light and soft audio can make clues harder to catch, and one puzzle is widely called unfair. There are occasional odd leaps in logic and moments where the GM must nudge a stuck mechanism. A couple of pieces look rough around the edges outside the room proper.
StrengthsAtmosphere delivers, from the castle styling to a surprising beat that catches teams off-guard. The puzzle mix leans techy and tactile rather than lock-heavy, and flow feels satisfying once you click. Hosts get shout-outs for being upbeat and helpful.
SecurityStandard briefing and supervision; no safety issues reported. Expect dark transitions and narrow passages, so watch your step in low light.
Level of fearNot a scare room; more adventurous than frightening. Fine for teens and up, though the darkness and tense music might spook very young players.
Actors' gameNo live actors inside, but the game masters are attentive and friendly, with high-energy briefings. Some teams noticed manual triggers from the GM when tech misfired.
Quality of riddlesA varied spread of visual, tactile, and light tech interactions with minimal padlocks. Generally fair and inventive, but expect tight observation challenges and a few tricky tactile tasks. One puzzle divides opinion due to perceived luck or outside info, and audio-based clues can be hard to hear.
PlotRace Axius to the sacred stone hidden in the castle’s sanctum and use it to stop his rising darkness. The prophecy thread ties rooms together without heavy exposition.
Difficulty levelModerate to hard, doable with three but smoother with four or five. Newer players may need hints, while veterans will enjoy the challenge curve.
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