We enjoyed playing Murder in the Alley, Echoes of the Asylum and Artefact Isle. They do test your way of thinking and nothing is obvious. Because we don't set the time challenge we take our time, re... See more
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Poor value for money
Poor value for money. Very little within the game and all math questions. Boring
Very very short game for the price of…
Very very short game for the price of it , we have played loads of these for half the price with so much more detail and things to do and also taking a lot more time to do. There was literally
3 codes to figure out that was it terrible value !
got stuck on one part and there was no clue available so couldn’t continue on the game had to go on YouTube to try find a clue wouldn’t buy another which is a shame as would of bought them all of worth the money
The number puzzle on Artefact Isle…
The number puzzle on Artefact Isle makes no sense at all.
Very very disappointing
Very very disappointing, initially we thought we were in a tutorial which then turned out to be the actual game. The clues were confusing. It didn’t flow well. We had to use multiple hints to be able to understand what was going on. to pay this amount of money for what we got is hugely disappointing. Do not recommend.
Now my second time playing brilliant…
Now my second time playing brilliant can’t fault anything about it best bit is you need help you can speak to a proper person would highly recommend it to any one
Great Graphics but clues create a confusing experience
While the graphics look great, overall the clues provided throughout the story provided more confusion than guidance. An example was the "Candle, Scroll" Clue in Merlin's castle which specifically stated how the order of items started and ended with. Come to putting in the code, the actual order did not follow what was listed in the clue. It created additional frustration in the team.
first time on website - ending could be improved
first time on website, we played Echoes of the Asylum
game play can be slightly clunky to operate meaning we missed objects in the room. puzzles were good but ending was a bit of an anticlimax
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