Escape room 6+
The Curse Of Senutep
4.58
2 - 8 people60 minutesAbove average
Company Exitus Escape Rooms
Above average
Not scary
Without actorsActors
EnglishGame language
About the escape room
Solve the mystery of the Curse of Senutep
Your great grandfather, Thor Heyerdahl, disappeared decades ago while researching the lost pharaoh Senutep. After years of carefully studying his notes, you have determined the location of the ruined Temple of Senutep and you believe that is where you will find out what happened to Thor.
The mystery is not the only thing that drives you. Thor entering the tomb released a curse. This curse has been following your family through the years. You must solve the mystery of the Pharaoh Senutep, the leader erased from time, in order to survive.
Gather a team of those you trust the most, and put your minds to the test, in The Curse of Senutep.
The Curse of Senutep is a non-linear escape room, meaning there are several puzzles that can be solved at the same time throughout the room. This makes this escape room ideal for larger groups and kids parties. However, smaller groups are still able to play the room, and are more likely to set a record!
AI
Brief assessment
Navigator AIA non-linear Egyptian mystery with clever, creative puzzles and a family-curse storyline. Go if you like brainy teamwork and challenge over flashy set pieces.
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AI Overview
AIPlayers praise the inventive, well-themed puzzles, but several mention maintenance issues that break immersion. Difficulty skews high, with one calling it Exitus’ toughest. Staff get kind words, even from disappointed teams. Overall fun for groups, yet the worn set and finicky props can dampen the experience.
WeaknessesProp reliability and general upkeep come up as recurring gripes. Some found the room visually underwhelming, with broken or finicky items hurting momentum.
StrengthsTheme and narrative tie-ins land well, and the puzzle design feels smart and varied. The non-linear layout lets larger groups stay busy. Friendly hosts add to the experience.
SecurityNo safety concerns reported; standard briefings and staff support implied. Nothing suggests physical risk beyond typical escape room play.
Level of fearCurse vibes without full-on horror, so it’s more adventurous than scary. Works for kids and mixed-age groups if they’re okay with a little spooky ambience.
Actors' gameNo clear reports of in-room actors or heavy interaction. Hosts are noted as warm and supportive before and after the game.
Quality of riddlesPuzzles are creative, fair, and diverse, with multiple threads running at once. When props behave, the logic clicks nicely; when they don’t, progress can feel blocked. Non-linear flow rewards communication.
PlotYou chase the truth behind a lost pharaoh and your great-grandfather’s disappearance while a family curse looms. The story nudges you through temple secrets without heavy spoilers.
Difficulty levelLeans hard, possibly the toughest in the venue, so enthusiasts will feast. Newer teams can still enjoy it, but expect to lean on hints, especially in smaller groups.
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