Korunní 859/ 18, 120 00 Praha 2-Vinohrady
2-6 players
Languages: EN, CZ, DE
80 mins
A new escape game with a detective plot
The premiere of the film DISAPPEARED and the mysterious projectionist are waiting for you.
Can you see the film to the end?
show full descriptionThe premiere of the film DISAPPEARED and the mysterious projectionist are waiting for you.
Can you see the film to the end?
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jakea256 expert rated this:
value for moneycleverstory-drivenvery difficult
Loved this game so much, definitely one of my favourites in Prague and possibly all time too. I really loved how the story progressed throughout the game and the use of an actual film to do this. The puzzles were tough but were very clever and often relied on spotting a neat little trick. For enthusiasts this is a must play as it really challenges you to think outside the box and apply some clever solutions. Whilst the room doesn’t look like your typical 5* game in places it more than makes up for it in puzzle quality.
Dani Rose Forder expert rated this:
Team size: 2 Outcome: Successful escape!
story-drivengreat hostingquite difficult
this is up there for one of my new favourite games. I love film and cinema which probably added to that too. This game was 90 minutes long (10 mins are watching a video which is part of the game). Felt immersive and had Meta elements which I always love. Again puzzles we hadn’t seen before. You must go here!!!!
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The second LostExit narrative centres on a small retro cinema and its oddball projectionist who openly dreams of becoming a director and making his own film. Everyone, including us, thought he was a weirdo and laughed at him behind closed doors … until one day an invitation from him to the premiere of his first film “The Disappeared” arrives. „That’s unbelievable!“ Of course we don’t want to miss it.