The Escape Artist: Count Dracula

By | June 19, 2020
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by The Escape Artist (website)

1, 03-15 Maritime Square, Harbourfront Centre

2-8 players

£12.00pp SG$20.00pp

Languages: EN

📹remote avatar
not on sale
A dark, secluded village is home to a bloodthirsty vampire who seeks out fresh victims every night. Having lived in fear your entire life, you decided that it was time to be a hero and end this monster's reign of terror. Gathering like-minded brave souls, you discover the secret chambers where his body rests in stasis during daylight. However, you are on the cusp of darkness and the maze of corridors branch off into countless paths. If he wakes up, it is over. The time of reckoning is now.
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egnor expert rated this:Rated between 3 and 3 out of 5
The room itself is a little basic except for one rather tricky puzzle that stumped us for a while (wasn't unfair exactly, but wasn't all that satisfying to solve). The puzzles are fairly random.

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One of the big advantages of playing remotely is how it removes geographical constraints in which games you play, letting you try one game in North America and another in Asia straight afterwards. Count Dracula is the first room I've tried from Singapore, and currently the only one available from that country that uses a livestream avatar format.

Our pre-game instructions included a strong encouragement to connect from a laptop or desktop if possible, and the briefing started with a walkthrough...

We will finish after 37 minutes somewhat disappointed by the lack of things to do and the lack of immersion, but some of the riddles were interesting. The note of this adventure is really based on the fact that this kind of rooms, very focused on the enigmas, doesn't correspond to me very much and that even if we finished very quickly we had the impression that the Game Masters were eager to move on.

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