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EXIT: The Game - The Professor's Last Riddle

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$13.1 $17.95 In stock

Category: Games

Product Description

Still reeling from the news of your favorite archaeology professor’s passing, you have been enlisted in a rather peculiar assignment. It seems that instead of a will, he’s left an envelope with some postcards and a series of clues. Grab your passports — you’re about to embark on a global treasure hunt! Can you solve the riddles and uncover the mystery of the professor’s legacy?

  • A series of fun and challenging escape-room and mystery-solving games for the home; timed riddle-solving games with imaginary scenarios
  • Completely card-based and unplugged — no apps or software needed!
  • Requires out-of-the-box thinking ... literally! Some components may be marked up, folded, torn, or otherwise manipulated during gameplay
Product Information

Ages: 12+
Author: Inka and Markus Brand
Number of Players: 1 to 4
Length of Play: 60 to 120 minutes
Manual Pages: 8 pages
Product Dimensions: 5.1 x 7.1 x 1.7 in
Product Weight: 0.6 lbs
Manual Dimensions: 4.7 x 6.7 in
Batteries Required: N/A
Country of Origin: Germany
Year Released: 2023

Downloads

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Harper ★★★★★

The riddle cards are sturdy enough to reuse, which is nice since we passed them around the table. We got stuck on the clock puzzle for a solid twenty minutes before it clicked. Easily the best rainy Sunday we've had in a while.

Claire ★★★★★

We finished the whole thing in one sitting and didn't want it to end. The riddle about the professor's will ties every puzzle together, so nothing feels random like in some escape games I've tried. Only complaint is we solved it a bit faster than expected.

Matthew ★★★★★

The puzzle chain actually made sense as a story instead of just random locks to crack, which kept our group arguing in the best way. We finished with about ten minutes to spare and immediately wanted another one.