Tomb of the Pharaoh

Egypt in the spring of 1323 BC - Thebes near Luxor. The Pharaoh Tutankhamun died at barely 20 years old and is solemnly buried on the banks of the Nile in the famous Valley of the Kings. In February 1923 - 3245 years later - news spreads around the world. The archaeologist Howard Carter had found the allegedly unopened and undamaged tomb of Tutankhamun in the most splendid and mysterious cemetery on Earth. The massive tomb inventory with over 5,000 items is still considered the most spectacular find in archaeological history - the sarcophagus and the golden death mask are probably Egypt's best-known artefacts. The mummy of Tutankhamun is the only one of the ancient Egyptian kings still located in its burial site in the Valley of the Kings. Allegedly, all the tombs there are protected by magic against any intruder. The curse of the pharaoh: No one is allowed to leave this place alive and report on it. This theory cannot be entirely dismissed - in the first seven years following the discovery of the tomb alone, fourteen of the participants died under partly extremely mysterious circumstances. Six more committed suicide. Even to this day, the series of unexplained deaths continues. And now you are here. In the mysterious burial chamber of Tutankhamun. Follow the clues and solve the riddles. Beat the race against time and escape the curse of the pharaoh. You have one hour. Decide quickly and correctly, for only then can you free yourselves. If you fail to do this, you will remain trapped in eternal darkness forever. May the Pharaoh be with you...