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Lord of the Swords

Name: Lord of the Swords
Brand: Maze Rooms
Rating: 4.58 (9 reviews)

4.58

2 - 6 people60 minutesMedium

Embark on a thrilling quest to find the mythical sword. Navigate the Mazebitt house, outwit your foes and escape with the ultimate weapon before it's too late!

BeginnersWith childrenLarge groups

Company Maze Rooms

Medium

Not scary

Without actorsActors

EnglishGame language

About the escape room

You and your friends have journeyed long and far to find the mythical sword, a weapon of great power. Retrieve the sword and escape the Mazebitt house before your terrible foe finds you and all is lost!

Brief assessment

Navigator AI

Go for a polished fantasy set and a lively mix of tactile and thinky puzzles. It’s family‑friendly fun that can be brisk for quick teams yet still tosses in a curveball or two.

4.58

9 reviews

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Location

Paid Parking

Wifi

Wardrobe

AI Overview

AIPlayers consistently praise the atmosphere and build quality. Difficulty and pacing feel uneven: many breeze through in about half an hour yet hit one notably tougher puzzle. The story supports the theme but isn’t deeply integrated for everyone. Endings split opinion, from satisfying to abrupt.

WeaknessesPacing can feel off, with a mid‑game difficulty spike and a short overall runtime for some groups. One step is often called too opaque without a hint. A few teams found the finale abrupt and low‑impact.

StrengthsStrong swords‑and‑sorcery ambiance with creative props and well‑made spaces. Puzzle variety keeps teams engaged and moving.

SecurityNo safety issues noted in reviews. Expect standard briefing and monitoring from staff.

Level of fearNot scary and free of horror vibes. Suitable for kids and mixed‑age groups.

Actors' gameNo live actors mentioned; interaction is mostly with the GM for hints and a congrats at the end. The set and puzzles carry the engagement.

Quality of riddlesA blend of connection‑heavy logic, tactile interactions, and movement tasks. Generally fair and fun, though one opaque step can bottleneck progress. Enthusiasts may crave more depth beyond the spike.

PlotYou’re racing to claim a mythical sword before a rival, which frames the adventure without heavy storytelling. The theme meshes cleanly with the decor and tasks.

Difficulty levelOverall moderate but uneven, accessible to newcomers and families. Experienced teams may finish fast, aside from a single tougher hurdle.

Reviews

Marina K.

Beginner

Second game at this venue for us, and this one felt easier than their Vampire room but still a blast. Some puzzles demanded layered connections while others were purely tactile or movement heavy. With three people we still escaped in roughly 30 minutes even after burning ten on one stubborn step, so the pacing felt off. The toughest moment landed mid‑run when the end was actually just minutes away

03.07.2025

Sophie M.

Beginner

The set looks great—cozy fantasy vibes with clever prop use. Our group of four loved the mix of hands‑on bits and logic chains, and the hint system was gentle. Family friendly and zero scare factor. Would play again.

04.04.2025

BigTom

Beginner

Good variety and movement, which kept everyone involved. Staff nudged us at the right moments, and the build quality is solid. Not the hardest, but satisfying.

23.10.2025

Lena✨

Beginner

Charming room for fans of fantasy worlds. Strong set dressing, inventive prop use, and puzzles with a fair bite. The narrative fit the space, and the finale felt earned for our team. We walked out smiling.

17.09.2025

Nora J.

Beginner

I wanted more story beats and a stronger finish. The decor carries it, yet most puzzles were straightforward until that one choke‑point that needed a hint. Mixed bag.

05.06.2025

alex_89

Beginner

Fun room but the pacing felt weird. We blazed through most of it, then slammed into one super‑opaque puzzle, and the game ended right after. Cool theme, meh finale for us.

06.03.2025

guest_314

Beginner

Not my cup of tea. The set was fine for its level, and most puzzles were simple, yet one felt nearly unsolvable without help and ate half our clock. The story never really mattered, and the game ended so suddenly that the GM had to step in to tell us we were done, which left us confused. In short, it’s okay for newer players, but the ending is very anticlimactic.

30.01.2025

Dev Patel

Beginner

Atmosphere nails the swords‑and‑sorcery feel without being cheesy. Kept us on our toes with a couple smart connections, and timing felt tight with three players.

02.02.2025

Evan P.

Beginner

Lord of the Swords nails the mood and throws in a few mind‑benders for good measure. I’d steer it toward intermediate or veteran players. It kept us alert start to finish.

17.11.2025