ChamCorp is all about the experience, and it most certainly was one. The Chamber have created an entirely new world, with a complex and intriguing narrative that transports you out of Prague and into the future. With hours of content, as well as plenty of other activities, ChamCorp is well worth an evening to take it all in, and experience.
Main Content
MindMaze: Magic Mirrors (Prague)
Magic Mirrors was a charming little game, with a very clever finale. Although not my favourite at MindMaze, it was still a joy to play, with some delightful moments, that almost felt like real magic. If you find yourself in Prague, you can’t go wrong with any of the games at MindMaze.
MindMaze: Alchemist’s Legacy (Prague)
Alchemist’s Legacy is a beautiful game, with a touching story, incredible visuals, and some truly magnificent ‘Wow’ moments, not to mention the clever puzzles. It goes under the radar when compared to some of MindMaze’s other games, but it is a little gem that is well worth finding the time to experience.
Chamber: The Bistro (Prague)
Even though we played a beta-test of this game, it was close enough to being complete that I’m happy to be able to review it as it is, especially as it was a fun game.
MindMaze: Galactic Pioneers (Prague)
Ok, now we understand the fuss about Galactic Pioneers! This game has a beautiful set and puzzles that feel like an intrinsic part of the experience. It’s fun, manic, and fair. If you’re in Prague, it’s a must play – if you’re not in Prague, then perhaps plan a visit?
The Padlock: Safe – The Secret of Jack Daniels (Prague)
This is a good game and certainly unique. We struggled at times with the signposting but we struggled more with the physical room itself. I hope they have a rigorous cleaning schedule but I’m just not sure.
MindMaze: Nautilus (Prague)
Nautilus isn’t the big ticket game at this venue, but that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t play it. If you’re travelling with family, then take the kids. If you’re a group of enthusiasts, then use it as a warm up.
Exit19: The Abandoned Hotel (Wroclaw)
I can see why this game has been holding its own in the TERPECAs for a number of years, it is visually striking and the seamless gameplay is sure to make it an instant favourite for anyone that plays it. Horror? Yes. But don’t let that put you off, it’s a horror-lite experience and one that we would wholeheartedly recommend everyone plays, even if you jump at the sound of a mouse farting.
Exit19: King Arthur’s Dungeon (Wroclaw)
I can see why King Arthur’s Dungeons was rated so highly in 2020. It’s got good set design, a fun use of space and some quality props. Even in 2026 it is a fun game to play, but I don’t think it probably wows like it used to.
Exit19: Asylum (Wroclaw)
Asylum is a decent horror-lite experience. I imagine it will be a challenge for many teams because of the split-start aspect, but the puzzles are fair and not overly challenging.
Exit19: Dragon Island (Wroclaw)
If you’re looking for great set design then this could be a good choice. But be warned, if colours are not your strength, maybe consider another game, even if you have perfect colour vision!