EXIT – The Secret Lab
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You Might Like
- Very tactile experience
- The puzzles are challenging without feeling impossible
- A great solo challenge
Might Not Like
- It can only be played once
- Doesn’t scale up to many players very well
- Some puzzles can feel frustrating
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Description
Have you ever wanted to take part in a medical research study? Do you enjoy escape room experiences? Exit - The Secret Lab, from Thames & Kosmos’ Exit series, lets you try both in the comfort of your own home in this puzzling escape room game. Showing up for a medical research study and finding an eerily empty laboratory is unsettling. Waking from a sudden unconsciousness to find the lab door locked is even more unnerving. Armed with nothing but a notebook of scribbles and an odd disk, 1-4 players must work to solve all the puzzles put to them as quickly as possible in order to escape from The Secret Lab. Put your minds to work and crack the riddles you’ve been left with. Enter your answer into the decoder disk and consult your card deck to check your answer. If a puzzle is getting the best of you, you can use helpful clue cards to get you back on the right track! This Edition of Exit: The Game contains all you need to experience an escape room from your living room. Download the free app for atmospheric music and a countdown timer to help you keep track of how long it takes you to escape - how quickly you escape and how many clues it takes to get you there will help you calculate an overall score. Try to compete with yourself and improve your score on another Exit: The Game! The Secret Lab is considered to be 3.5/5 on the difficulty scale and contains one decoder disk, 85 cards, two Strange Items, one book of notes and one rulebook. Due to manipulation of game components this game is a single-use experience and cannot be played again. The Secret Lab, winner of the 2017 Kennerspiel Des Jarhes Game of the Year Award, along with two fellow Exit: The Game instalments, promises a one-time only mysterious challenge with an engaging scientific theme! Player Count: 1-4 Time: 60-120 Minutes Age: 12+
Have you ever wanted to take part in a medical research study? Do you enjoy escape room experiences? Exit - The Secret Lab, from Thames & Kosmos’ Exit series, lets you try both in the comfort of your own home in this puzzling escape room game.
Showing up for a medical research study and finding an eerily empty laboratory is unsettling. Waking from a sudden unconsciousness to find the lab door locked is even more unnerving. Armed with nothing but a notebook of scribbles and an odd disk, 1-4 players must work to solve all the puzzles put to them as quickly as possible in order to escape from The Secret Lab.
Put your minds to work and crack the riddles you’ve been left with. Enter your answer into the decoder disk and consult your card deck to check your answer. If a puzzle is getting the best of you, you can use helpful clue cards to get you back on the right track!
This Edition of Exit: The Game contains all you need to experience an escape room from your living room. Download the free app for atmospheric music and a countdown timer to help you keep track of how long it takes you to escape - how quickly you escape and how many clues it takes to get you there will help you calculate an overall score. Try to compete with yourself and improve your score on another Exit: The Game!
The Secret Lab is considered to be 3.5/5 on the difficulty scale and contains one decoder disk, 85 cards, two Strange Items, one book of notes and one rulebook.
Due to manipulation of game components this game is a single-use experience and cannot be played again.
The Secret Lab, winner of the 2017 Kennerspiel Des Jarhes Game of the Year Award, along with two fellow Exit: The Game instalments, promises a one-time only mysterious challenge with an engaging scientific theme!
Player Count: 1-4
Time: 60-120 Minutes
Age: 12+
Zatu Score
Rating
- Artwork
- Complexity
- Replayability
- Player Interaction
- Component Quality
You might like
- Very tactile experience
- The puzzles are challenging without feeling impossible
- A great solo challenge
Might not like
- It can only be played once
- Doesnt scale up to many players very well
- Some puzzles can feel frustrating