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Our Verdict
Ideal for puzzle lovers who don't mind destroying components (yes, you'll tear stuff!). The EXIT series hits another home run with this Amsterdam hunt.
Highlights
- Creative, immersive puzzles
- Van Gogh theme brilliantly used
- Real-time pressure adds thrill
Keep in mind
- One-play only (disposable)
- Requires full translation for non-Dutch speakers
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Picture this: a mysterious letter with clues about a lost Van Gogh painting lands in your hands. Now imagine you have to race against time through the streets and canals of Amsterdam to solve this mystery, while someone seems to be following you... That's the vibe of EXIT: The Game – The Hunt Through Amsterdam! Like all EXIT games, it recreates the escape room experience on your table – with the twist that you'll actually have to manipulate components: fold, tear, write. Yes, it's disposable, but the adventure is worth it. Gather up to 4 friends and get ready for a night of crazy riddles, deduction and lots of pressure (it's real-time, after all). Just don't forget the pencil!
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Publisher
KOSMOS, 999 Games, IELLO, Thames & Kosmos, Zvezda
Designer
Inka Brand, Markus Brand
Artist
Martin Hoffmann
How many times can you play it?
Just once! Like all EXIT games, you'll tear, fold and mark components during gameplay.
Is language dependent?
Yes, it has extensive language dependency. Without translation, it's unplayable.
Is it very difficult?
It has a good curve – starts easy and gets challenging. Great for both escape room newbies and veterans.
Is it good solo?
Possible, but half the fun is group discussion. We recommend at least 2 players.
How long does it take?
Between 45-90 minutes – but if your group is good at puzzles, you might finish faster!