Escape room 12+

Shipwrecked

2 - 6 people60 minutesAbove average

It’s 1720 and you have stowed away aboard the Rover, captained by Pirate John Roberts, also known as Black Bart one of the most feared pirates to sail the seven seas. Black Bart and his crew

With childrenFor prosLarge groups

Company The Great Xcape

Above average

Not scary

Without actorsActors

EnglishGame language

About the escape room

It’s 1720 and you have stowed away aboard the Rover, captained by Pirate John Roberts, also known as Black Bart one of the most feared pirates to sail the seven seas. Black Bart and his crew just captured a ship with 100,000 in gold coins, jewels and diamonds.

Since no one knows you are on the ship you overhear the Captain talking about the treasure along with the codes and traps he has placed to protect his treasure.

The Captain and crew are leaving the ship for a short time to resupply before they leave for a long voyage. You don’t have long to make your way through the ship and figure out the secrets she holds leading to the fortune of a lifetime.

Brief assessment

Navigator AI

Pirate heist vibes, chunky puzzles, and a finale people can’t stop talking about. Welcoming GMs and crisp set design make it a blast for first-timers and still chewy for enthusiasts.

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AI Overview

AIReviews consistently praise the theme polish and an excellent endgame puzzle. Difficulty leans higher, but groups of all ages still report having fun thanks to clear briefings and helpful hints. Some players felt confused by parallel paths and clues that seemed unnecessary. Staff support before and after the game stands out.

WeaknessesA few puzzles feel disjointed or a stretch, with parallel tracks that create red herrings. Some teams finished unsure why certain clues existed.

StrengthsRich pirate atmosphere, sturdy props, and a standout finale leave a strong impression. Staff are friendly, attentive, and great at onboarding and debriefing.

SecurityBriefing is thorough and even starts before the clock, and the set is well kept with little wear that might spoil solutions. Staff monitor play and calmly explain anything you miss.

Level of fearNot scary at all, more swashbuckling adventure than spooks. Suitable for kids and mixed-age groups.

Actors' gameNo live actors; interaction is through a game master. Players call out clear instructions, timely nudges, and a thoughtful post-game walkthrough.

Quality of riddlesClever, hands-on, and mostly fair with a non-linear flow and a memorable finish. A minority of steps can feel far-fetched or leave clues on the table, which can be confusing.

PlotYou sneak through Black Bart’s ship while the crew resupplies, dodging traps and cracking codes to reach the treasure. The pressure’s on, and the journey feels like a classic pirate caper.

Difficulty levelSkews medium to hard, rewarding communication and teamwork. First-timers can still enjoy it with hints, while puzzle fans get a solid challenge.