EXIT: The Game + Puzzle – The Sacred Temple cover
2020BGG rank #3,008

EXIT: The Game + Puzzle – The Sacred Temple

by Inka Brand, Markus Brand, Juliane Voorgang · KOSMOS

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Players1–4
Time90–180m
ComplexityMedium-Light
Age10+

About the game

What is EXIT: The Game + Puzzle – The Sacred Temple?

In Exit: The Game + Puzzle – The Sacred Temple, an exciting race through the jungle begins on a small island in the Indian Ocean, but before the players can explore the mysterious temple, they have to solve tricky puzzles and assemble four puzzles. Everyone on the team must do everything they can to achieve the goal while shaking off annoying treasure hunters. In EXIT: The Sacred Temple, you are racing through the jungle on a small island in the Indian Ocean, trying to save the professor and find the Sacred Temple before the treasure hunters do. Only this time it’s different because there are riddles within riddles hidden within puzzles. Like other EXITs before it, this game has no game board! But it also has no cards; instead, in this new addition to the EXIT series, there are four puzzles, which you will find during play and assemble one section at a time, one puzzle after another. Each puzzle creates an image that will show you what you need to find in the game and what each room looks like. At the start of the game, all you have available to you are the puzzle bag containing pieces with a grayish-blue back and no pattern, and the decoder disk. But there are also strange items to be found within the game that may be used to help solve the riddles found in each of the puzzles. The game ends when you have solved the last riddle and saved the Professor and the Temple! Difficulty Level: 3 of 5.

How it plays

Mechanics

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