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Escape room · 15+

The Magician’s Final Act

An escape room for adults: it’s opening night at the variety theatre, and you are locked in backstage. Solve Madame Mirabel’s illusions before the curtain rises.

2–6 players45–60 min15+One iPadTV + phone
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Free right now while we get payments ready. Later the game costs DKK 39 for 12 hours – or is included in GameBase+.

About The Magician’s Final Act

The Magician’s Final Act is an escape room for adults full of theatre, illusions and stardust. We are at the Comet variety theatre on an opening night in 1956. In one hour the curtain rises on the very last show of the great illusionist Madame Mirabel. When she asked for volunteers from the audience, you raised your hands, and now you are locked in backstage. It’s part of the act: when the curtain rises, you must be standing in the middle of the stage.

You explore Mirabel’s dressing room, the prop room, the fly loft and the stage behind the curtain. Along the way you read a note in mirror writing, hang the costumes in the right order, uncover the trick behind a mind-reading crystal ball, complete a magic square, turn mirrors until the light hits the dove and hoist the star cloth with exactly the right counterweight. Up in the fly loft you mix coloured light according to the lighting plan, and down on the stage the scenery must be seen from the right seat in the house. Finally you gather the telegrams from all over the theatre and work out the order of Mirabel’s four great illusions.

The puzzles are harder than in our escape rooms for kids, and most of them can only be solved by combining clues from several rooms. That makes it a great theatre escape room for the office party, team building or an evening with friends. If you play the escape room online on a TV, telegrams, lists and plans are shared out across your phones, so you have to talk to each other. The help button gives three levels of hints, and the solutions are new every time.

How to play

  1. Gather the team around the iPad, or put the theatre on the TV and get your phones out.
  2. Read Madame Mirabel’s letter in the mirror frame. It tells you what you need for the final act.
  3. Tap things in the picture to take a closer look, and switch rooms with the buttons at the top. Locked rooms open along the way.
  4. Tap an item in the bag and then something in the room to use it. Tap an item twice to look at it more closely.
  5. Find the four gold stars, set the trapdoor and turn the star wheels on the stage. Tap Help if you get stuck.

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Questions about The Magician’s Final Act

Is it suitable for an office party or team building?

Yes. The mood is variety show and stardust, with a magician who has a sense of humour. There is nothing scary or embarrassing, and the puzzles need everyone on the team to chip in.

How long does it take?

Most teams take 45 to 60 minutes. Your time, the number of hints and the applause from the house are shown when the curtain rises.

How many can play?

2 to 6 players around one iPad or with a TV and phones. If there are more of you, split into teams and race each other on separate screens.

How much does it cost?

An escape room for adults costs 39 DKK for 12 hours of access on your screen. With GameBase+ all escape rooms are included in the subscription.

Do you need to know anything about magic or theatre?

No. Everything you need is in the rooms: on notes, telegrams, posters and plans. It’s all about logic, numbers, colours and teamwork.

Can you play alone?

No. GameBase is made for playing together, so the escape room needs at least two players solving the puzzles as a team.

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