Schlagwort-Archive: Deckscape

Deckscape: The Mystery of El Dorado

Room-in-a-box, Sep 2022

I liked Deckscape’s original game quite a bit, when I first tried it, but their following games have often struggled to win me over; so having heard that El Dorado was one of the weaker games in the series, I didn’t have high hopes for it. Perhaps wi… (more)

Deckscape: The Curse of the Sphinx

Room-in-a-box, Jan 2022

Deckscape’s compact and straightforward format has a lot going for it – you’re guided straight into the game without having to first work out how to play, and the large cards with their bright illustrations have good visual appeal. But while I genera… (more)

Deckscape: Heist In Venice

Room-in-a-box, Dec 2018

Heist In Venice follows the normal Deckscape format with a couple of twists. Your mission is to steal a €1 billion Euro poker chip from a casino, and in the tradition of heist movies, you have a team of specialists: here provided by a set of six char… (more)

Deckscape: Behind The Curtain

Room-in-a-box, Mar 2020

Fifth in the Deckscape series (but the fourth one I’ve tried), Behind The Curtain has a conjuring theme and a backstory that starts with you attending a magician’s show. This is the usual Deckscape format, where you proceed through a deck of somewhat… (more)

Deckscape: The Fate of London

Room-in-a-box, Oct 2017

The Fate of London is Deckscape’s second game, and follows a similar structure and style to its predecessor, but is a step up in difficulty level.

As before, the game consists of a set of sixty large format cards. There are no separate instructions;… (more)

Deckscape: Test Time

Room-in-a-box, Jul 2017

In the increasingly crowded world of play at home escape games, Deckscape is the latest entrant. Test Time is designed to be the first in a series with the second game due out later this year.

There seems to be a progression towards ever simpler com… (more)