by Lucardo Manchester (website)
Virginia House, 5-7 Great Ancoats Street, M4 5AD
2-5 players
Languages: EN
60 minutes
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based on ratings from 24 users
combined with 2 pro reviews
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I really enjoyed this game. We really over thought a very simple puzzle (the floor game), we lost a lot of time and didn't get out. Apart from this puzzle I think the room was challenging and had some really good puzzles, without being too hard. I'm not a fan of using walkie talkies for clues, but I actually didn't mind it in this game. I loved the jump scares! They were really subtle which is so much better/creepier than someone just screaming at you in the dark (which I've experienced with other live actor escape rooms)
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Brilliant experience at Lucardo! The whole time we were in this room we were laughing and having fun, (mostly due to my partner getting so freaked out!). Once again the game hosts were fantastic, and my partner in particular was terrified (in a good way!). Creepy story and very enjoyable.
Brilliant theming and story and some wonderful jump scares.
A great room if you're easily scared! - Some of the puzzles were very generic but puzzles aren't the point of this game... Play and enjoy!
A great game to play for two enthusiasts as there is plenty for two to do. Wonderfully creepy (for me) and if you're that way inclined there are points where you'll scream. The production is great, and the puzzles are very well-themed for an orphanage, with maximum creepiness factor throughout. A great adventure!
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Someday Iβll play a game set in an orphanage thatβs about toys and laughter and children playing happily, but not this one: Lucardoβs latest is of course a horror game, set in a derelict orphanage with a dark past.
The design gets a lot out of a relatively modest sized space. The beginning in particular would feel cramped for any team larger than three, though it soon opens up somewhat. Some quality set design helps suspension of disbelief, and the game felt increasingly immersive as it went o...