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In EXIT The Game – Trial of the Griffin, players travel to Greifenstein Castle in 1837 to assist the Countess. They must navigate through tricky puzzles, examine chambers for artifacts, and explore the castle grounds to uncover the truth behind the rumored ghosts and the Countess's disappearance. Successful completion of the tasks will free both the Countess and the players from the castle's curse.

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Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

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92%

Audience ScoreBased on 48 reviews

story4 positive mentions

The puzzles are uniquely constructed and provide a good challenge without being overly obtuse, making them enjoyable to solve.
The hint system is well-designed, offering gentle nudges that help players without giving away the answers immediately.
Fans of the physical Exit games will appreciate the digital adaptation, as it captures the same spirit and requires similar out-of-the-box thinking.

The game is shorter and easier than previous entries, which may disappoint players looking for a more substantial experience.
Some puzzles can be overly challenging or obscure, leading to reliance on hints, which may detract from the overall experience.
The narrative and exploration elements are less engaging compared to previous games, making the gameplay feel more like a series of isolated puzzles.

story
12 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The story is described as familiar and engaging, revolving around a mysterious letter that leads players to a castle with diverse locations and time travel elements. While the plot is shorter and simpler than previous installments, it features better integration of puzzles and a focus on story-related achievements. Overall, it offers a more interesting narrative experience despite its brevity.
- “It had a more interesting story, diverse locations, and time travel.”
- “The story is told through narration and takes place within a few rooms of a castle.”
- “It tells a familiar story - you receive a mysterious letter calling you to parts unknown.”
- “Most achievements are story related and there are only a few that can be missed.”
graphics
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The graphics are consistently praised for their stunning quality, with multiple users highlighting their impressive visual appeal.
- “The graphics look amazing!”
- “The graphics look amazing!”