Open The Lock Gliwice: Temple of Doom

Zwycięstwa 17/1, 44-100 Gliwice

2-6 players

Languages: EN, PL

80 mins

Be careful when you entrance The Temple Of Doom. The anciet creatures, who guard this place, may punish you for insulting their Holy Ground. Old legends proclaim that this temple, is a gravesite of cruel Lord, who brings nothing but blood, pain and fear. Myths says, that the Ruler, whose name was forgot with time, became cursed. Ancient Gods Has trapped his soul inside these walls. Can you find his grave, reveal his name and by that steal his cursed tresure? Will the fear before powerfull curse controll you? Are you brave enought to keep the gold? Courage is not enough! You have to escape before fury of Ancient Gods will strike you down.

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Open The Lock is a chain with branches across Poland; their Gliwice branch has two games with a third due to be released, of which we played only the 80 minute Temple of Doom. This was one that just didn’t manage to click with me. In theory the expansive layout and variety of puzzles should add up to a good game; for me, I found the pace uneven and the decor too close to lightly disguised office space. I don’t want to be too harsh on it because I can absolutely imagine other groups having a great time playing it, but I felt the frustrations outweighed the charms.

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