by Intrigue Escape Rooms (website)
2-6 players
Team of 2-4: £28.00 $35.00
Team of 6: £36.00 $45.00
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You have received a mysterious letter from James Black, a man claiming to be the friend of your long-lost uncle, Bill Brently.
Bill was the renowned casino-heist culprit who disappeared in 1992 after brazenly walking out of the Stardust Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada, with a stash of cash and casino chips. Although his suspected accomplices (a plumber, an electrician, a hair stylist and a handyman) were arrested, Bill was never to be seen or heard from again.
His friend, James, has now contacted you as the last living relative of Bill, informing you that although presumed dead, your uncle actually only passed away last week. His message includes an invitation to a remote farm in Nashville, Tennessee, where he claims that your uncle has left you a series of clues to discover his legendary windfall.
You and your friends decide that you have nothing to lose and undertake a road trip to the farm, where you enter the barn and find something interesting. However, you only have exactly 60 minutes to solve the clues and discover the stash before the police, who have managed to intercept James’ messages to you, arrive.
Do you have what it takes to find the stash and escape on time?
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If you read only the title of this game and not the description, you may get a surprise: rather than a glitzy casino, the official setting is a barn outside Nashville. This is because you’re not robbing a casino, you’re recovering the loot that your recently deceased uncle stole many years before.
However, in a sense that’s beside the point, because this is a table-top game. Rather than taking place inside a full physical escape room, the game elements are arrayed on a table in front of the sta...