EXIT: The House of Riddles

EXIT: The House of RiddlesKosmos series of Exit games offer a escape room experience in a box. Of course there isnt the same physical experience of an actual escape room, but through clever use of cards and puzzles they manage to capture some of that special magic. Any game that makes you feel clever is always a winner, and Exit does just this. But dont be thinking its an easy feeling. The puzzles, while logical, do take some thinking about and there are some absolute stand

Kosmos series of Exit games offer a ‘escape room’ experience in a box. Of course there isn’t the same physical experience of an actual escape room, but through clever use of cards and puzzles they manage to capture some of that special magic.

Any game that makes you feel clever is always a winner, and Exit does just this. But don’t be thinking it’s an easy feeling. The puzzles, while logical, do take some thinking about and there are some absolute stand out moments in a number of the boxes.

Exit’s system utilises a few decks of cards, and a clever dial that serves to direct you forwards. Puzzles will reveal a code which when spun into the dial reveals a number. You search the solution deck for this number and this card tells you whether you were correct or not. How it works is a mystery!

There are clue cards at three levels if you find yourself stuck and it all works together really well. Each game is themed around some sort of mystery that usually involves an escape of some sort. They can be done solo but are better experienced as a group of up to four people.

We don’t want to spoil to much but it should be noted that in the process of playing Exit: The Game you will be permanently altering the components so this is not a game you can play more than once.

You and your colleagues are lead to an abandoned house, where the entrance is shut and locked behind you. No problem for a group of seasoned detectives right? Solve the case and find your freedom!

Player count: 1-4
Time: 45-90 minutes
Age rating: 12+