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800 St. Phillip Street, Baton Rouge, LA 70802 ()
Next door to The 13th Gate Haunted House and The Belle Casino
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Read all reviewsThis is the first game that we have played at 13th Gate, and we were absolutely blown away by the scenery. In total, there are five rooms that you will be exploring in this game so you must constantly be moving around to escape this game. The puzzles, which there are plenty of, are so much fun, that sometimes you get so lost in the environment that you stop looking at the clock. You can find physical puzzles, logical puzzles, and so much more throughout this game, oh, and I would recommend bringing some extra shoes because its a bit sandy! From start to finish in this game, we had so much fun and are still thinking about it to this day.
Curtis Ratliff
Description:
Stopping to talk to a local tour guide, he gives you directions to a large series of Mayan Ruins and caves overlooking the ocean. He tells you that according to island legend, the pirate had a secret hideout somewhere within the caves, though no one had ever been able to discover it. The caves themselves were known as Cutthroat Caverns because the ancient Mayans would frequently perform human sacrifices within them.
The guide cautions you that when the tide comes in at dusk, a person could easily get trapped and drown in the caves. But that doesn't stop you from exploring. You find the ruins easily enough. You spot a small handle hidden inside a hole at the base Mayan statue. which, without thinking, you pull...
The ground opens up beneath your feet and you tumble down an ancient slide into a dark underground passage many stories below. As you stumble back to your feet you wonder how you will ever escape in time.
