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Our Verdict
A quick and fun paper-based escape room for puzzle lovers.
Highlights
- Engaging logic puzzles
- Ultra-fast gameplay
- Versatile game modes
- Perfect for on-the-go play
Keep in mind
- Limited replayability due to puzzle nature
- Requires intense focus on time
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Ever wake up and have absolutely no clue how you ended up there? Well, that's exactly where you start in Escape Page: Locked in the Attic. You find yourself trapped in a dusty attic, surrounded by old boxes and random objects scattered everywhere. The exit is right there, but that heavy hatch refuses to budge! All you've got is a worn-out rope, a pulley, and a machine that's been completely dismantled and left amidst the clutter. To escape this mess, you'll need to bring some order to the chaos and use all your brainpower to solve logical puzzles and riddles. Time is ticking, so you better move fast! The best part is how versatile this game is: you can tackle it solo, team up with friends for a quicker escape, or even print multiple copies to turn it into a high-speed race against your buddies. It's a quick, punchy experience perfect for anyone who loves that escape room mystery vibe but wants to play from the comfort of home without a massive setup. Get your brain ready and prepare for the dust, because the escape starts now!
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Mechanics
Categories
Families
Publisher
Obirion Games
Designer
Kris D'Aes
Artist
Kris D'Aes
How long does a game take?
It's super quick! You can finish in 10 to 15 minutes.
Can I play solo?
Absolutely! It has a great solo mode.
How many players can play?
From 1 to 20 players! You can host a huge race if you print multiple copies.
Is it hard?
The challenge lies in the riddles, but the ticking clock is what really adds the pressure!
Do I need expensive components?
Not at all! It's a Print & Play, so all you need is paper and a pen.