Escape Game Ahlenmoor: "Lost in the Fog"

Cracking puzzles, following clues, uncovering secrets – if you enjoy exactly that, you will have a great time with this escape game. No prior knowledge is required, but with curiosity and a bit of deductive reasoning, you will dive into an exciting story and work your way step by step towards the goal. Plan for the game to take about 1.5 to 2 hours. The story: A newspaper report from January 11, 1900, tells of Mr. Fischer, who set out on a foggy day to go shopping – along the dangerous "moor pits." However, he never returned home. Despite a large search operation, only traces like footprints and scattered coffee beans were found. There was no further trace of Mr. Fischer. Now it's your turn: What really happened? The old article "Lost in the Moor" provides you with initial clues. With an escape case, you will start your search for clues around the MoorIZ and gradually piece together the puzzle. You can borrow the case – and thus the entire game – directly at the information desk in the Moor Information Center during opening hours. Each case is designed for two to five players. Children should be around eleven to twelve years old to master the puzzles well. Since multiple cases are available, several groups can start simultaneously. Have fun puzzling!