It’s been many years since your archaeology professor vanished while on an expedition. You decide it’s time to follow his trail, bring his research to light, and fulfil a promise. It will be dangerous. Something claimed the professor, it could claim you too.
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Played: 25 May 2024Team size: 2Time taken: 58 Minutes
illogicalbroken techpoor hosting
Terrible game. Completely illogical puzzles, they made no sense and we’ve done over 50 rooms so know what a good puzzle is. Hosting was very poor, one person was running 2 rooms at the same time. She didn’t tell us the background story and left us in the room in a rush. Don’t play this
A beautiful set with plenty of wow factor makes you feel like you’re inside an Indiana Jones movie. The puzzles are challenging, even with a larger group.
With a gap between games, we rang Game Over's doorbell on the off chance they had a slot free, and they were able to oblige with Montezuma, which they described as their hardest game.
The backstory involves following in the footsteps of your vanished archaeology professor, and while the game starts in an academic's office I don't think it's too much of a spoiler to say that there may be something a little more temple-y involved at some point.
As you'd expect for a game rated with a high diffic...
Game Over hat mit Forbidden Temple of Montezuma ein definitiv herausforderndes Spiel gebaut, was vielleicht nicht unbedingt mit Aussehen, dafür aber mit Anspruch an die grauen Zellen glänzen konnte.
