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EXIT: The Game - The Sinister Mansion | Escape Game

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Features

  • Escape rooms for the home
  • Card based; no apps required
  • Perfect for game nights and parties
  • Package dimensions: 5.1" L x 1.7" W x 7.1" H
  • Skill level: Intermediate

Description

You are invited to be a guest At a Palatial Mansion, but upon arrival, You find yourselves forced to take part in a macabre game. The clock is ticking, and there is not much time left to solve the puzzles. Can you escape the mansion before it's too late? Difficulty level: 3 of 5.

Brand Name: Thames & Kosmos


Genre: Tactical


Number of Players: 4


Edition: Standard Edition


Customer Package Type: Regular box


Language: English


Unit Count: 1 Count


Estimated Playing Time: 60 minutes


Number of Packs: 1


Item Highlight: Beat the Clock to Escape | Riddles & Puzzles | Analog Tabletop Game | Ages 12+, 1-4 Players


Included Components: Riddle cards, answer cards, help cards, strange items, book, decoder disk


Age Range Description: 144 months to 300 months


Global Trade Identification Number: 36


Item Type Name: Multiplayer Game


Manufacturer: Thames & Kosmos


Minimum Age Recomendation: 144


Model Number: 692698


UPC: 814743013636


Manufacturer Warranty Description: 1 year warranty against manufacturer defects


Manufacturer Part Number: 694036


Set Name: EXIT The Sinister Mansion


Manufacturer recommended age: 12 years and up


Game Mechanics: Cooperative, card game, puzzle


Supported Battery Types: No batteries required


Educational Objective: Logical Thinking


Indoor Outdoor Usage: Indoor


Operation Mode: manual


Item Dimensions L x W: 5.12"L x 1.5"W


Item Weight: 0.2 kg


Number of Items: 90


Item Dimensions: 5.1 x 1.7 x 7.1 inches


Size: Sinister Mansion


Theme: Educational


Color: Multi-colored


Subject Character: Mansion


CPSIA Cautionary Statement: Choking Hazard - Small Parts, No Warning Applicable


Rulebook Availability: Printed Included


Material Type: Paper


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    • No spoilers
Style: The Sinister Mansion
Each week we have a group of 4 to 6 of us sit down for 3 hours to chat, laugh, and experience board and card games. As of late, we have been testing the games in the Exit series which has been 12 of their titles to date. With that being said, my review and comments below. Quality cards, well constructed. Nice artwork, small and sturdy box, properly packaged with all the material that's needed. In 12 sets bought and played, no pieces were ever missing or damaged. People have down voted the one time use of the game, which had me suspect when buying and trying. I bought the game for the experience, so the one and done was not a problem for me/us. While some people are used to replying a game and its common to pick it up, put it into the closet until that next gathering, which I get, this game is not intended to be like that. Playing it to reuse it, well, I personally would not advise that as its not part of the design experience. The game is more of a sandbox experience and while the puzzles may not be for everyone, its definitely for those that enjoy puzzles, riddles, and the ambiguity that encompasses those aspects. The hint cards, while I try to avoid them, they are a good learning tool for when you are stumped. Likely riddle card one you already knew and are like, that's not a hint, that's a waste of time or waste of a card. From my experience, just roll with it. Some in my group took offense if others figured out clues and they didn't, as if they were not intelligent or lacked some sleuthing gene. From my experience, everyone brought a different skill to the table and was leveraged as a team. If you have ever done a real escape room experience, then you will know that the breadth of the groups life experiences is what will get you to escape, not a person rocking an IQ of 160. Why am I sharing this in a product review? To set expectations that its fun, even if you disagree with the clues, riddles, or hints, its not meant to offend your intelligence, but to entertain. If you are looking to be intellectually stimulated, then take a peek at the Sommelier Diploma Exam. At least that's what I tell my group before our weekly gaming sessions as they are a hypercritical bunch. Local bookstores are selling this game for $20 to $25 dollars each. Prices on here are by far very difficult to beat. Hopefully you enjoy these games by Exit as much as we did. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2020 by Non-Bias
    • Replay Notes, No Spoilers
Style: The Sinister Mansion
♦To Replay, Make Copy of Cards: C, D, E, F, P, V, & X. I would even pick up a used game as the cards could be copied even after you play the game once. I don't think the "use" would show up on a copier. Excellent quality game, as always. I love the feel of the cards, the box is sturdy, the tray holds everything neatly, and the decoder disc looks great. I've now done 4 of these games and this one was my favorite (in order of favorites: Sinister Mansion, Sunken Treasure, Museum, Science Lab). I liked that these weren't just riddles to solve, but this one seemed to involve manipulating the pieces of the game more so than some of the others. There was only one puzzle that I really got stuck on. It was clever and somewhat solvable, but i had to use all 3 clues to get past it. If you're looking for a first Exit game, go with a level 2 (Sunken Treasure was great) to get the hang of the style and their way of thinking. Then try this one. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 25, 2022 by Zephyr
    • The escape room card game! This is not your grandmas bridge game....
Style: The Sinister Mansion
Husband loved this more than the other escape board games! I enjoyed it a lot too. Definitely a 1-4 person game. Puzzles creative and involves critical thinking. The clues for the game were laid out every well and got you to the answer if you just can’t get it, which we needed for one of the doors. Like all escape board games, these are meant to be played one time. Unlike an actual escape game at a location outside of your house, you can spend as much time solving this card game as you would like. This is one advantage I like about the at home games. The difference between this game compared to other escape board games, this one has less packaging and less game material, which does not take away from the game, EVERY part of the game is used not just what you find in an envelope on other games. The unique ways to utilize the entire game was my husbands favorite part. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 16, 2020 by Amazon Customer
    • One Time Use
Style: The Sinister Mansion
The idea is fun. My wife and I had fun playing the game. However, the game is one time use and once you play it, all you can do is trash it. Glad we tried the game but not sure we will try again.
Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2023 by Amazon Customer
    • so fun
Style: The Sinister Mansion
hard to play a game you know that it will be thrown out when done. But this game really challenged us. it was 3 adults and 1 teen playing and took us 2 1/2 hrs to get through it even using the "helps". It was hard, but it was fun pushing our minds so hard. We will be buying more of these games but will go down a level to a more easier level. Don't go by the age suggestions on the box, just start at the bottom level and work up to the next levels. If get one to hard to start, you will not enjoy the game and never try more. we first tried a lower level and it was hard also but didn't use any helps and we will go back down for the next few tries. really brings the family together and don't be surprised when the youngest will have the answer before you ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2022 by kel
    • Awesome
Style: The Sinister Mansion
Played one with my best friend and her boyfriend and it was fun! I decided to get one to play with my boyfriend and ordered this one. He was confused about how the game play started but once it got rolling, he got the hang of it. We didn’t use a timer, just played to have fun (although it did take us probably 2 1/2-3 hours to complete 🤣). Didn’t rush and we had so much fun! Will definitely be getting the others to play! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 22, 2023 by Redlightning
    • I liked the game but it is ridiculous that you can only use it once
Style: The Sinister Mansion
I liked the game but it is ridiculous that you can only use it once
Reviewed in the United States on August 17, 2026 by Connor Hehn
    • High playability as all other exit series games
Style: The Sinister Mansion
I’ve played quite a few of The Exit series, about 6 games, they never disappoint me. This expansion is no exception. Pretty thinky but still doable puzzles. I just feel sad every time I have to destroy the game. On the contrast, although I don’t have to permanently damage the game, the quality of unlock series is up and down. Some are good some are bad. But for the exit series, there’s only good and better. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2019 by Max M.

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