Escape room 14+
Orient Express The Murder
2 - 6 people60 minutesSherlock level
Company Game Over
Sherlock level
Not scary
Without actorsActors
EnglishGame language
About the escape room
There is a murderer on this train… Or more than one! Since yesterday, 2 of the passengers are missing, and just last night we found the dead body of one of them. Mr. Hercule Poirot advised the Conductor in charge and the Police Officer of the train, to gather everybody, including himself in the main restaurant of the train. However, before the door of the restaurant gets locked, you received a message from Mr. Poirot saying: “Don’t come to the restaurant with the others, If I am not wrong the murderer may be here with us but the proof of his guilt isn’t. I left a letter for you, with all the information I know till now and I will delay everybody for an hour, pretending that i am interrogating them, so you find him! Good Luck.”
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Brief assessment
Navigator AIA lavish whodunnit across multiple train cars with smart tech and very few padlocks—great if you crave atmosphere and a real challenge. Best for seasoned teams who want to roam, connect clues, and feel that Poirot vibe.
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AIPlayers love the Orient Express sets, the number of rooms, and the more tech-forward, mostly linear flow. Difficulty runs high and the hint system feels inconsistent or slow for several teams, which magnifies frustration. Some puzzles lack clear signposting and dim lighting can make reading or spotting details tough. Story immersion lands for some and feels thin for others.
WeaknessesThemed hint delivery can be vague, delayed, or surface-level, and a few teams hit broken or overly finicky props. Clueing can feel under-directed with poor lighting in key spots, and the narrative connection doesn’t always carry through. Several players left wanting clearer guidance and a proper post-game walkthrough.
StrengthsGorgeous train-car environments, strong Agatha Christie feel, and lots of spaces to explore. Unique, varied puzzles with minimal locks and satisfying backtracking. Helpful staff when responsive, plus good pacing reported by many experienced groups.
SecurityNo major safety concerns reported; standard brief and supervision apply. Expect low light in places and plenty of movement between rooms, so watch your step while backtracking.
Level of fearNot scary and no jump scares—more classic murder mystery than horror. Suitable for teens and up; younger kids may struggle with difficulty rather than fear.
Actors' gameNo live actors noted; interaction is mainly through the game master and an in-world hint system. When attentive, staff support feels great; when delayed, it drags the experience.
Quality of riddlesCreative, non-repetitive, and often tech-based with few traditional locks. Some require precision or better signposting, which can read as unfair to newer teams. Experienced players praised the flow and variety, while beginners felt stranded without clearer nudges.
PlotA classic Poirot-style investigation on the Orient Express where you piece together evidence before time runs out. The premise is strong, though the storytelling threads don’t always tie neatly into the puzzle path.
Difficulty levelHigh difficulty with a reportedly low escape rate; better for experienced groups of 3–6. Beginners may find it punishing without frequent, clear hints.
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