Escape game 12+
Sir Peter Morgan: The Heir of Dracula
4.96
2 - 6 people60 minutesDifficult
ProfiWith childrenProfiLarge companyHorror
Company Alma Park
Difficult
A bit scary
Without actorsActors
DeutschGame language
About the escape room
Private detective Sir Peter Morgan has sent you on a journey to investigate a brutal series of murders in remote Transylvania. The last stage of the journey you must complete on an old horse-drawn cart. But suddenly the carriage stops. Horses and coachman are gone, a pool of blood suggests what has happened. But who in God's name was it? And so quick? Figure it out.
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Overview of artificial intelligence
AIReviews repeatedly praise the mega set, the play of light and sound, and the dense historical vibe—at night it hits even harder. Puzzles fit logically into the story, are fair, and aim more for flow than frustration. Oversized groups reduce the experience; two to five people sound ideal. Several voices call this one of the top rooms at Alma Park.
WeaknessesSomething gets lost in very large groups; with seven, some felt it was too crowded. Puzzle die-hards hunting for really tough nuts may find it too easy. Beyond that, concrete criticisms were rarely mentioned.
StrengthsImmersion and tech are high-level, with surprising effects and lots of aha moments. Music, lighting, and set design carry the tension from start to finish. The story feels cohesive and moves you elegantly from station to station.
SecurityNo negative safety notes; it feels like a standard-briefed experience. The play area is described as relatively large, which gives room to move.
Level of fearDark, atmospheric, and tense—more creepiness than shock horror. Sensitive kids might feel uneasy; for teens and adults it fits well.
Actors' gameNo indications of live acting. Interaction arises mainly through the space, tech, and cooperative tasks.
Quality of riddlesPuzzles are coherent, fair, and well embedded in the narrative, with clear aha moments. Difficulty is moderate; the focus is on flow. Cooperative elements are present and sensibly placed.
PlotYou follow a bloody trail in Transylvania: carriage abandoned, coachman gone—something uncanny has happened. Without spoilers: the investigation leads through an 18th-century setting toward the question of who struck so fast and brutally.
Difficulty levelMore beginner-friendly to medium, ideal for teams that value atmosphere and flow. Doable with two; experienced puzzlers will enjoy the staging rather than maximal difficulty.
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