Tanuki Games

Exit: The Cemetery of the Knight

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$12.92 $17.95 In stock

Category: Board Games

According to an old legend, a priceless red ruby is said to be hidden in the tomb of Sir Reginald Wreston and it can only be found when the moon is at just the right angle in the nights sky. The problem is, the moon is only ever at the right angle at midnight on a specific night once every 87 years! But guess what? Tonight is that night! Up until now the crypt has remained sealed, and over the course of centuries, no one has ever succeeded in opening it. Who knows what might happen tonight you think to yourself as you make your way into the darkness. Will you and your group of curious treasure hunters have what it takes to finally solve the mystery and uncover the coveted gem?

Difficulty: 2 out of 5

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Customer Reviews (4.0 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Edward ★★★★★

I love how the moon angle puzzle mechanic makes you think about timing and shadows in a totally fresh way. My group solved it in about an hour and the red ruby reveal felt genuinely rewarding.

Riley ★★★☆☆

The puzzle logic is clever, but you have to be really careful with the card flipping mechanism—I accidentally moved on to a clue too fast. It's a decent game for one playthrough, though I wish the story felt a bit longer.