Palace Games: The Ruby Palace

3362 Palace Dr, San Francisco, CA 94123

2-4 players

£0.00 $20.00

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You’ve received a mysterious letter from a long lost relative that you never knew you had, inviting you to visit the elegant Ruby Palace with promises of adventure and treasure. Intrigued, you gather a group of friends and journey to the palace. You will have to work together and solve puzzles to discover the secrets that lie within. Work quickly, lest other groups unlock the mysteries of the Ruby Palace before your team reaches the end!

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Jan Chong rated this:

Fun. The website is well done. The puzzles are a little on the easy side for veteran puzzlers, but there's a nice interactional bit which is unique relative to other digital hunts. This is more like a collection of puzzles with a vague plot tying them together.

Wei-Hwa Huang expert rated this:

Team size: 4 Outcome: Successful escape!

Very similar to their free offering, but with a veneer of a story there, as well as an ending. It's only worth a half-star less because this one costs money 🙂

Tendan rated this:

An amazing game - I played their free online game (Palace of Destiny), and I had to try the Ruby Palace. It was certainly worth the $20. Puzzles were creative, engaging, and intuitive. The website itself is clean and well designed too.

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If you are a fan of "Palace of Destiny" (a free online puzzle adventure by Palace Games), you'll want to continue your journey to "The Ruby Palace". The interface is pretty much the same in terms of entering a room that has a few other rooms with a common theme. You'll need to combine the clues in all the rooms to unlock the door with a password in order to continue on to the next room. There's a self guided hint system if you get stuck. There were definitely a few added surprises in "The Ruby Palace" that we haven't seen in "Palace of Destiny".