Our Verdict
RECOMMENDED
Escape room fans will love this adventure inside Da Vinci's most famous painting. An elegant puzzle blending art and logic.
Highlights
- Creative thematic puzzles
- Great for art and mystery lovers
- Flexible: solo or up to 20 players
Keep in mind
- Limited replayability (like all escapes)
- Requires printing and assembly
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About the game
What you do in a play session
One second ago you were at the museum, admiring the Mona Lisa from slightly closer than the guard would prefer. Now? You're INSIDE the painting! Lisa watches you with that enigmatic smile while strange machines and cryptic symbols surround you - it's as if Da Vinci himself left clues for you to decipher. The challenge is to use the Renaissance genius' logic to find the exit before the museum closes. With clever puzzles and a race-against-the-clock vibe, 'Escape Page: Enigmatic Mona Lisa' can be played solo (perfect for honing your inner Sherlock Holmes) or in groups - including a competitive mode where teams race to escape first. Pro tip: pay attention to details. That smile? It might be telling you more than you think...
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Soundtrack
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Mechanics, categories, families and credits
Mechanics
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Families
Publisher
Obirion Games
Designer
Kris D'Aes
Artist
Kris D'Aes
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Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers before you buy
How many players?
1 to 20! In cooperative mode everyone works together. In competitive, split into teams racing to escape first.
Do I need to print it?
Yes, it's print & play. Worth it though - the art has that cool Renaissance vibe.
Recommended age?
The game requires solid logical thinking, so teens and adults will enjoy it most. Younger kids might need help.
How long does it take?
30 to 60 minutes - unless your team is really good (or really bad), then it may vary!
Can I play solo?
Absolutely! Solo mode is super immersive - perfect for a rainy mystery night.
Is it hard?
Puzzles are challenging but fair. If you like escape rooms, you'll feel right at home.
Is it replayable?
Like all escape games, the fun is in discovering secrets. After solving, you can lend it to friends or try to beat your best time.
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