Thames & KosmosEXIT: The Hunt Through Amsterdam | Escape Room Card Game | Mystery & Puzzle Adventure for Kids & Adults Age 12+ | Family Game Night | 1–4 Players | Great For Gifting

Great games recommend they are all great games

We just completed it. Having played quite a few of the others would say it is the same complexity. We sometimes use the help cards to keep things moving and we did on this game but found the help made sense and we never got to the point of needing the solution card. We also leave it for a while and come back to it if we get stuck. Great fun and recommended if you enjoyed the other games. Love the creativity and inventiveness that makes each game unusual. Sherlock and Orient express are probably our favourites (Sense of atmosphere) but they are all enjoyable.

Loved working it out

We use dso many hint cards in this game and even then didn't understand them at the end. We love these games as a family but this one is definitely harder than the box says

Unexpected and interesting puzzles 👍🏻

Fantastic games

These are all just so much fun and so creatively done. My 14 year old and Iove the Exit games. We did this one over the course of a few days together, we do about 45 minutes, put it aside, come back the next day. Perfect way to spend some time together and great for buiding teamwork. Keep up the great work with these.

I originally ordered this because I noticed the listing said “Ages 5-7.” Welp! Definitely not. Our 10 and 12-year-olds enjoyed it, though. It was way too advanced for my five-year-old, which leads me to assume it is a listing error.The gameplay is enjoyable, and the challenges are reasonably tricky, but in a fun puzzle-solving way and not an out-of-control frustration way. If you’ve ever been to Amsterdam, there are a lot of landmark locations featured, so that added to the immersion for our family.

I really enjoyed this box. Was lots of fun (I have done them all thus far).

Great game, we loved it!

Our family is a fan of these Exit games. Two parents and two young teens isn’t ideal but we are able to solve the mystery with a few hints. The story line regarding Van Gogh is relatable. As is typical of Exit games, you have to think a little out of the box to figure out the clues. We do eventually need to tap into a few clues to figure out a missing step. What is frustrating for us is that we often get far enough that the first one or two clues are too simple and we are already past those steps. For the first half, we seemed to be making good time. The last few clues dragged out as we couldn’t quite get the right solution. There’s always a twist that we miss on these final clues. I guess we don’t deserve to do level threes yet.