Bulevard "Bulgaria" 5, 1408 g.k. Strelbishte
2-6 players
Languages: EN, BG
60 minutes
If you’re feeling strange things in your everyday life it’s possibly an activeouter influence. Visit us and we’ll find out more… Everybody must bringa small personal belonging as it’s a personalized game.
“Voodoo” is not scary, but an exciting and realistic experience withauthentic décor, multiple 5.1 audio-visual effects, optical illusionsand animatronics.
You find yourself in a world of occultism and mysticism, far from reasonand life as you know it. Subservient to the powers of nature and guidedby inexplicable phenomenons you’ll have to help yourself on your own,while there’s still time…
show full description“Voodoo” is not scary, but an exciting and realistic experience withauthentic décor, multiple 5.1 audio-visual effects, optical illusionsand animatronics.
You find yourself in a world of occultism and mysticism, far from reasonand life as you know it. Subservient to the powers of nature and guidedby inexplicable phenomenons you’ll have to help yourself on your own,while there’s still time…
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🔐EscapedBear experienced rated this:
Played: 25 Sep 2024 Team size: 2 Time taken: 59:00 Outcome: Successful escape!
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Very theatrical start to this room and a pretty amazing level of skill and attention to detail in the build and presentation. Loved a couple of the puzzles, but felt that the signposting could have been better for one of the later puzzles (maybe something slightly lost in translation). Hosting was fine and one of the room designers was around and happy to have a chat about his and other rooms afterwards. For me, it was a 4.5/5 for theatre, design and ambiance and 3.5/5 for the puzzles.
Time is estimated as they don't use a wall clock!
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It was only when en route to Enigmania that we discovered the game’s unusual requirement: that we each bring a small personal item. This needed some quick improvisation, though fortunately they weren’t too picky about the items we provided - there’s no need to bring along your grandmother’s wedding ring or your child’s first baby tooth. But that was an indication that with this room the company is trying to do something a little different, a little more distinctive. The way we were met and led i...