EXIT: The Game - The Cursed Labyrinth

I just did this one tonight even though I've had it for a while, and it was quite fun. I wasn't able to get through it with zero hints, but that's pretty normal for me, especially as I'm doing it alone and don't have other input. The story was fun, and it incorporated some decent "outside of the box" puzzle ideas. I did have issues with the last step, getting that part to "work"...I can't say more without spoiling, so I won't.

This was a fun one. The riddles are definitely challenging, but doable even without hints if you're familiar with how Exit games work. That said, the difficulty level on the box is inaccurate. This should be at least a 3.5 difficulty. I can see how people who are new to Exit games or people who have only played a few of them may have trouble. I always prefer to do these solo and to get what I pay for, I don't time myself. I want to take the time to enjoy the beautiful, high quality materials that Exit puts out. I want to give my brain time to learn to think outside the box and I prefer not to use the hints, even if it takes me longer. If you like puzzles, grab a drink, light a candle, put on some lofi, grab Exit: The Cursed Labyrinth, and prepare of 2 to 3 hours of chill. Or grab the family/friends for a fun game night for less than the price of one movie ticket or one admission to an escape room.

This is my second time doing an EXIT escape room puzzle, and I might be addicted. My 20y.o. daughter gave me another one (Enchanted Forest) for a birtday gift, and I enjoyed it so much that I bought this one as well. My husband and I did it together in our free time, and it was a blast. It was challenging enough to be very entertaining, and the hints kept us from getting stuck or overly frustrated. I loved it so much I already bought The Forbidden Castle (one copy for myself and another for the same daughter) and the EXIT Advent Calendar! We tried playing our first one together with our other girls (ages 17 and 18), but decided it's kind of difficult for more than two people to work on at any given time because you're usually looking at something physical, so I think these games are best for 1 or 2 people at a time. It's a great idea for a stay-at-home date night or game night, but plan for several hours of work at least.

we have bought several of these games. We love the time as a family and the game set up is perfect.

Took 4 adults maybe 5 hours to solve this problem. 2 adults have done previous challenges like these, escape rooms, advent calendar challenges and the other 2 just a couple of similar challenges. Maybe we were looking at the questions too deeply. It was interesting though and we wanted to get to the end.

My daughter and I love the EXIT games and have played many of them, both level two and three. We even play long distance over FaceTime. We were excited to have something fun to do while I visited her. We were so disappointed at this game and also angry. The puzzles were so convoluted there were only a few we figured out without clues. Some we even needed the solution. Even then they didn't make sense. We never played EXIT games made this poorly. We had three riddles left to solve when we got totally disgusted with it and threw it in the trash. My daughter and I are pretty sharp but this game is just stupid. Too bad you can't send them back after trying it.

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Family loved it

Love all exit games. This one is harder than I thought.

He comprado varios de estos juegos y casi no he tenido ningún problema, la caja de este venía un poco aboyada, nada más hasta ahí. Sinceramente creo que la dificultad del juego no es la que se dice en la caja, y algunos acertijos no eran tan obvios y difíciles hasta con pistas.

Love these games

Riddles and clues are not level 2 difficulty. This was a very frustrating game compared to other games at L2/3 difficulty in this series

Came fast and was cheaper than picking it up at the store in our local town. Will definitely be buying more of these, they are so fun!