Exit: The Haunted Roller Coaster

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Dark corridors, terrifying shrieks, bone-chilling monsters — sounds like a lot of fun, right? At least that’s what you thought when you decided to take a ride on the haunted roller coaster at the amusement park. But suddenly you are stuck in a really freaky place. The ride’s gates are locked tight in front of and behind you. You stumble upon a strange riddle. Can you summon up all your courage to solve the riddles and escape the haunted roller coaster?

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Team size: 2 Outcome: Successful escape!

clever

Some very clever uses of the materials and a bunch of ah-ha moments when you figure out how to use everything provided.

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Played: 8 Jun 2022 Team size: 2 Time taken: 2 hours Outcome: Successful escape!

Some good puzzles and a few very clever uses of the game components to make things interesting, but still a couple of times we had to use a hint or two per puzzle and then still didn't think it was that good a puzzle. Like the little extra addition at the end too. Definitely the most varied one we have played so far but not the best puzzle wise.

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Like its sister game House of Riddles, this comes with a low difficulty rating and a linear, one-puzzle-at-a-time structure. Also like House of Riddles, it mixes pages of story into the clue booklet. Perhaps Exit was concerned that they weren’t providing options for less confident puzzle solvers, and released these two games to bulk out the easier end of their range.

I was a little put off by a puzzle that seemed to involve a great deal of process, where finding the answer seemed more a matter ...