Salt, five red candles, red string and a floor length mirror. Four simple, household items is all you need to summon a house of hell.
Welcome to the Devil’s playground, you are his new toys.
Driven by the desperation of your desires, you find yourself trying to beat The Devil at his own game. After having your soul trapped inside the very mirror you have used to summon him, you discover you are in the Devil’s waiting lobby, the elevator to hell. You are not alone. Instead, you are surrounded by his other contestants, enslaved to the game of sacrifice. You must work together to outsmart the Devil’s torments, traps and trickery as you play a game for the ultimate price – the game of sacrifice.
The Devil has taken the liberty of possessing your body for the next hour. The consequence; he is capable of stirring up plenty of trouble in that time. At the end, The Devil will either leave your body or claim your soul. What he does with it, nobody knows…Yet.
Will you become the next sacrifice?
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This game starts off well and is fairly immersive.
Creepy at times with one or two jump scares but I definitely would not class it as a scary room.
My main issue in this room was the overuse of one type of padlock. It was very dark and hard to see the padlocks anyway, so having to try the same code on multiple locks in the dark grew very tiring.
Played: 4 May 2018Team size: 4Outcome: Successful escape!
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Quite a dark room and loved the lack of padlocks. Theme was strong and it did actually scare one of our players enough that he left in the first part of the room!
Interesting Idea, but room for improvement in terms of execution. It was very dark in there which was fun and creepy at first but became irritating later on as we couldn’t really see and tripped over the middle props several times. Also with there had been some form of warning about dexterity. I couldn’t access one clue as it was too high up and I couldn’t reach and my friend was too tall to crawl into a tunnel.
However, the theme is a fun idea and the puzzles were creative and related to the theme of the devil and hell. I am looking forward to play the updated version of this room
