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Game #25 - Escape from Ice Age Park (Single Game)

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$27.19 $39.99 In stock

🎲 Game #25 - Escape from Ice Age Park 🦁



Embark on a thrilling one-hour adventure! Solve puzzles, crack codes, and uncover mysteries at your dining table. In this standalone game, you're trapped in a prehistoric theme park with escaped saber-tooth cats. Race against time to restore power and avoid becoming dinner. Everything you need is in the box – no subscription required. Ships within a week!

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Joshua X. ★★★★★

The puzzles had just the right difficulty for our group—not too easy, not frustrating—and cracking that last code felt genuinely rewarding. The whole one-hour playtime was perfectly paced, with no dull moments.

Ella ★★★★★

We played this as a family last Friday and the code-breaking puzzle really got everyone thinking. The whole experience felt like a mini escape room right at our kitchen table. My 12-year-old was so proud when she cracked the final lock.

Hazel H. ★★★★★

The puzzle where you have to match the ice age animal tracks to the correct cave painting really stumped us for a solid ten minutes. It was a fun way to spend an evening with the kids, and we all felt like geniuses when we finally cracked the final code.