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ThinkFun Escape the Room Stargazer's Manor - An Escape Room Experience in a Box For Age 10 and Up

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Trusted by Families Worldwide - With over 50 million sold, ThinkFun is the world's leader in brain and logic games.
Develops critical skills – Gameplay provides a stealth learning experience, where players learn critical reasoning and logical deduction skills as they follow the story and solve challenges, unlocking clues to unravel the mystery.
What you get - Contains a scene card, 5 sealed envelopes which contain secret items, a solution wheel and an instruction manual. Manufacturer's website has re-packing instructions, along with suggestions for music and costumes to create an immersive experience. For 3-8 players, aged 10+, it makes a great gift!
Clear instructions – Easy to learn with a clear, high quality instruction manual. You can start playing immediately!
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What are 'Escape the Room' games?

Escape the Room games began as digital adventures and quickly turned into real-life events all around the world where players are locked in a room and must uncover clues and hidden objects to escape. ThinkFun’s version of Escape the Room allows you to bring all the excitement of these experiences into your very own home!

Spend an evening unraveling the mystery.Find clues, solve puzzles and escape before time runs out!

Escape The Room: Mystery at the Stargazer’s Manor

A Mysterious, Interactive Party Game

The Objective: Spend an evening working with your guests to solve puzzles, unlock hidden clues, and unravel the mystery of the Stargazer’s Manor. Will you and your guests be able to solve the mystery and save the astronomer before time runs out?

The Mystery: It’s 1869 and the town’s well-respected astronomer has not been seen since the untimely passing of his wife. Recently, strange things have been happening at his manor – loud and unfamiliar noises, an unpleasant smell, and smoke billowing from the observatory. It’s up to you and your guests to solve the mystery at the Stargazer’s Manor!

Scene Card
5 Sealed Envelopes
Secret Items (inside the 5 sealed envelopes)
Solution Wheel
Instruction Manual


The Astronomer and his wife lived and worked side by side, as constant companions. Over time she began to grow more and more concerned by the nature of his scientific experiments, which pushed the boundaries of the known universe…until one day, he went too far.	After tragedy struck, the Astronomer was gripped with grief and fired his loyal Caretaker after years of faithful service. Now, left alone in the manor, he’s become a recluse, shrouded in mystery.	The glorious home of the well respected Astronomer and his wife has crumbled with neglect. Faced with growing concerns for the well being of their friend, the Astronomer, the townspeople are unsure of what, if anything, they can do to help him.

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Escape the Room games began as digital adventures and quickly turned into real-life events all around the world. In both versions, players are locked in a room and must uncover clues and hidden objects to escape. ThinkFun's version of Escape the Room allows you to bring home all the excitement of this experience, without actually locking anyone in a room. Spend an evening working with your guests to unravel the mystery of the Stargazer's Manor and save a well-known astronomer by finding clues and solving puzzles. But be careful, in this nail-biting party game, the doors have shut and locked behind you. Will you and your guests be able to solve the mystery and save the astronomer before time runs out?

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Style:Escape the Room: Mystery at the Stargazer's Manor

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7.88 x 2 x 10.25 inches

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B01BX4G62W

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44007351

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10 - 18 years

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790 ratings

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Release date

November 1, 2016

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10 - 18 years

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ThinkFun

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Busy Mom

Super easy, but the next game in the series is more challenging.

Reviewed in the United States on February 18, 2017

Style: Escape the Room: Mystery at the Stargazer's ManorVerified Purchase

If you are experienced at playing "Escape Room" games, this is going to be way too easy for you. We finished in about 25 minutes. If you have never played an "Escape Room" game, or you have young kids, this might be a fun option for you. We actually started playing these games by doing the second game in the series (Dr. Gravely's), which is much more challenging & takes a lot longer to complete. They really improved their technique for the second game. If you are familiar with how this sort of game works, I recommend skipping this game, but give Gravely's a try. We will look for the next game in the series!

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Mike C

Not "way too easy" as others claim

Reviewed in the United States on August 15, 2017

Style: Escape the Room: Mystery at the Stargazer's ManorVerified Purchase

I was skeptical about the idea of an escape room in a box but they pulled it off well. Some people are complaining about how you can only play it once but for $12 that's still a great deal. I've gone to physical escape rooms that cost way over $100 total. And with this one you can always give it to a friend afterwards.

As others have mentioned, it is on the easier side but it's not so easy that adults can't enjoy it. I had my college class do this and there were a couple of areas that they got a little tripped up on.

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Burke4865

Great Family game, but WAY too easy

Reviewed in the United States on August 29, 2016

Style: Escape the Room: Mystery at the Stargazer's ManorVerified Purchase

I will rate this game in parts as there are several things to consider.

Story:
I story around the game was well written and helped to set the stage for the entire experience. The envelopes lead from one to another and new story elements revealed as the game went on so the story unfolded very nicely at a good pace. This I think made the game despite a crucial flaw.

Component Quality:
Everything in the game was top notch in terms of quality and construction, one minor quibble I have was the gear assembly was VERY loose and had to be held together to work. Everything else from the envelopes to the solution wheel to the different puzzle components were all great quality and worked very well.

Difficulty:
This is where we hit the biggest snag for the game, it was simply way too easy. I was hosting and checking answers for an 11 year old and 13 year old and they steam rolled this game. For 3 players it set a max time of 2.5 hours, we finished the game just shy of 45 minutes. Being lead through the opening puzzle was good and helped us get a feel for the game, but then the puzzles never seemed to get any harder. I did have to give a hint here or there but in the end we spent more time reading the story prompts then solving the puzzles. I know they want the game solvable, but with the option of online hints I don't see why the difficulty couldn't be set higher.

Overall:
In the end the game was worth the money I spent on it, and I would definitely assembly the game to give to family for younger kids to try, but unless the next game is the series ups the difficulty significantly, this may be a one-off game in more ways than one.

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SisbroMom

Fun family game

Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2017

Style: Escape the Room: Secret of Dr. Gravely's RetreatVerified Purchase

We really enjoyed this game. Our family enjoys real escape rooms so we found the clues very linear, but for an evening's fun at home this was great. I was impressed with the help available on the web-site, even though we didn't need help. And I was really pleased at the detailed instructions for re-packaging the the clues so we could pass this game on to be enjoyed by someone else. You can only play this once, so it's nice to be able to share the fun.

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Annabelle Randall

More suited for kids. Not a challenge at all.

Reviewed in the United States on February 3, 2018

Style: Escape the Room: Mystery at the Stargazer's ManorVerified Purchase

I love Escape Room games. I have 6 of the Unlock! games and have tried the Exit series and have gone to real life escape rooms. That being said, this one is for kids. It was too easy for 3 adults and was finished in like 40 minutes. Compared to the others I mentioned previously, that are way more challenging, this one was a bit of a let down, to put it mildly. I would not recommend for anyone looking for a challenge. The puzzles were way too easy. I think it is a good game, just know your audience. Otherwise, for adults I would give it 2/5 stars.

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PixJen

Birthday Party Fun!

Reviewed in the United States on July 9, 2017

Style: Escape the Room: Secret of Dr. Gravely's RetreatVerified Purchase

My 13yr old had an Escape Room birthday party this year, and played this game. There were 7 kids between the ages of 10-14 yrs old. They needed a couple of hints (my husband and I played the game a few days ahead of time so we could help them over any really hard spots), but solved most of the game on their own, and escaped with only a few minutes remaining!

I suggest, like previous commentators, that 5 is probably the maximum number of ppl playing, so that everyone has a chance to get their hands on the puzzles. I made a rule that the solution disk and envelopes had to be passed to the next person to open/use each time they solved a puzzle. That helped keep everyone involved.

This game is harder we thought, than the Stargazer game. It had a wider variety of puzzles, which we liked, but one in particular ripped even though they were trying to be careful. I think the construction of that puzzle is a bit problematic, esp for people like us who like to try to reuse the games when possible.

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Lots of fun and challenging.

Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2017

Style: Escape the Room: Secret of Dr. Gravely's RetreatVerified Purchase

We played this for about 3 hours over the vacations. It was a lot of fun and we only needed to use 2 simple hints during the game. As it wouldn't be possible for any of us to play it again, because we know the solution, we gave it to someone else.

The website has really clear directions about re-assembling the pieces -- there are lots of them -- to get the game back to its initial state for playing again. We loved it.

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AlexR

Fun for two people, not more

Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2017

Style: Escape the Room: Secret of Dr. Gravely's RetreatVerified Purchase

This would be fun with two people (or just one), but a lot of the puzzles require one person to be holding an item and playing around with it in their hands. That means that for many puzzles, only one person can be participating at once. I don't think it would work well if many people tried to play at once.

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guelfo83

The most amazing game I have ever played!

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 14, 2017

Style: Escape the Room: Mystery at the Stargazer's ManorVerified Purchase

I have bought this game after I have been in a live escape room and I was not sure whether it could provide a similar experience, but actually it did.

Let's start from the companion website which is incredible. You can find the invites to send to you friend, some suggestions for setting the mood (including dress code and streaming music), hints and the reassemble instructions. Hints are made in a way that you just get what you want without spoilers. There's a generic one; a more detailed one and, finally, the solution.

The game contains some closed envelopes and each one contains some enigmas that you have to solve in order to escape the room. There are some objects or instructions that can facilitate your escape.

The story was incredible fine and we enjoyed it. I didn't believe that I could be so involved in the game that I felt part of the game.

I have played it with my partner and, despite the box suggest 3-11 players, we loved it. It took about one and half hour to solve it using 3 hints from the website.

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RavenclawDisneyBabe

Good Game for a Date Night

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on June 2, 2019

Style: Escape the Room: Secret of Dr. Gravely's RetreatVerified Purchase

A good little escape game. Me and my husband are both escape room fanatics and have played most of the escape games out there. This one was very nice the usual codex format and the envelope system work well.

It is recommended 3 - 5 or 6 - 8 players you get 2 hours for 3 - 5 and 1.5 hours for 6 - 8. However i would say this one is perfectly doable with 2 players. My husband and I completed it in 1 hour 35 mins and this included the optional extra puzzle within.

DO NOT BREAK THE GAME!!! there are certain puzzles within that include rope. I wont spoil it but all i will say is that at no point should any ripping if paper occur to access the contents. You can get them open by unlocking the ropes.

Good little game. I recommend it :)

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S. Corbett

Good fun good price.

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 9, 2017

Style: Escape the Room: Mystery at the Stargazer's ManorVerified Purchase

I got this for a 9 year old's birthday party. I had played it through a couple of times myself beforehand so that I could give the kids clues if they got stuck. Very glad I did so as I think they would have got frustrated otherwise. I was surprised that they blitzed bits of it that took me a while to figure out while other bits they needed a few hints.

A lot of thought has gone into the puzzles, the story and the artwork. The Thinkfun website has hints that reveal themselves one at a time to help you without giving too much away.

Considering the content and the back up on the website I thought it was really good value for money.

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Kids liked it

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 25, 2019

Style: Escape the Room: Mystery at the Stargazer's ManorVerified Purchase

Bought this for a 12 year old girl's birthday. They found that it a little too obtuse in points and didn't know what to do. They enjoyed the story and the puzzles that they "got", but they found a fair few that (four or five) that they just didn't get. Having read the puzzles, I can see their point. Some were very vague and not as good as the Exit games which I've played.

The game comes with a website link for music ideas (spotify and pandora playlists) and ideas for invites and dressing for the part. I dressed the room as a Victorian observatory complete with telescope and chemistry lab and that made it all a lot more fun for the kids.

So, it will work with younger kids, but it is not as obvious in places and you need to give them a nudge as to where to go at times. Had I not walked in at one point they would have been doing the last puzzle after the second as they got confused.

Build quality of the items was good and it is reusable (had one of the kids not ripped up an envelope for who knows what reason) with a repacking guide on their website.

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Kindle Customer

Not for us

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 27, 2017

Style: Escape the Room: Mystery at the Stargazer's ManorVerified Purchase

We decided to play this on Christmas Day in the evening as we'd heard of escape rooms and thought as there was going to be a group of us, it would be fun. There were 8 of us aged from 28 to 71. We managed to escape the first section within an hour and then the extended section within 20 minutes but not before losing over half the players. :-( In the end, three of us stuck it out, one really enjoyed it as she took a very active part, I kind of enjoyed it, but at one point I would have gladly given in, and the other just carried on so it was finished. Overall, I wouldn't get one of these games again.

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Good evening's entertainment for older teens and family

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 27, 2017

Style: Escape the Room: Secret of Dr. Gravely's RetreatVerified Purchase

Three hours of entertainment for the family - 2 adults and 2 18 year old teenagers. A couple of the puzzles are very simple and I think it would be better if the makers or even the suppliers put a sheet in with the game indicating which puzzles are the easiest and so suited to young teens of around 13/14.
Realistically, you can only use this once, but compare with the price of going to the cinema or going bowling to a match and it looks like a cheap night's entertainment.
We ignored the time limit and took our leisurely time with it.

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It's great fun. The only downside is you can't really ...

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 2, 2017

Style: Escape the Room: Mystery at the Stargazer's ManorVerified Purchase

It's great fun. The only downside is you can't really play it more than once. If you intend to pass it on as a lot of owners seem to do make sure you take careful notes while you're playing of what goes where and in which order.

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SATTIE

A fun at home escape room, good for those new to escape rooms.

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on September 5, 2019

Style: Escape the Room: Mystery at the Stargazer's ManorVerified Purchase

Wasn't sure how they were going to do an escape room in your home. But it works well and all the family could get involved. I don't think ti is that difficult, we did it well with in the time. The challenges did get us thinking but not for too long. Downside is you can only do it once, however we carefully put everything back in the envelopes and shared the game on to friends. All in all good fun.

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J. T. Walker

Would have been great if complete

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on June 19, 2017

Style: Escape the Room: Secret of Dr. Gravely's RetreatVerified Purchase

I love ThinkFun products and this promised lots of fun. However, one hour in when we still couldn't solve the Alcove, because we were playing with kids we opted for an online hint. Turns out we were missing the piece needed to solve that. So, disappointing as we'd spent a lot of time trying very creative other ways to solve it. Kids felt cheated and have to admit so did we a bit. It's a lot of fun over all and I still have it 3 stars because it was a quality control issue not a design issue. We did manage to escape the room.

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The puzzles were intriguing and it was a lot of fun to play

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 4, 2018

Style: Escape the Room: Secret of Dr. Gravely's RetreatVerified Purchase

We bought this game for our New Year's party with family - it was an absolute treat. The puzzles were intriguing and it was a lot of fun to play. It was really something that we all worked together on.

There were some easy puzzles and then some quite tricky puzzles, tricky enough to make sure even the most astute sleuths are challenged. We managed to escape the room in just under an hour. We chose to play the extended game because we were having a lot of fun and managed to complete the extension in about 15 minutes.

It's a shame that you can only play it once but I guess paying £1.75 per person to entertain 8 people for a couple of hours its pretty good value. We'll definitely try the other games in the series.

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Simone R

Fun but very easy

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 10, 2019

Style: Escape the Room: Secret of Dr. Gravely's RetreatVerified Purchase

Four adults played this game. The instructions said we should allow two hours for three to five players. We solved the first portion in 54 minutes. As instructed we reset the clock for 30 minutes to complete the second portion and had finished in six minutes. It was fun, but having done several escape rooms as a family we were a little underwhelmed. It would be better with more physical objects e.g. the keys on the "desk" were a picture of keys. Would it take much more expense for some plastic keys to be in the box? We have repackaged it to allow friendp etc. to play in future.

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Stefano Solinas

Boring, very very boring

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on November 24, 2018

Style: Escape the Room: Secret of Dr. Gravely's RetreatVerified Purchase

While the idea of using envelope and physical pieces seems nice all the clues are linear and very very easy.
The whole game is linear and you know immediately what to do for the next step.
If you never played an escape room maybe is nice, otherwise stay away from this.

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Mrs O

Great fun for a wide range of ages

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 19, 2019

Style: Escape the Room: Mystery at the Stargazer's ManorVerified Purchase

I played this with a group of 7 teenagers aged 11 to 18 years. It worked for all of them at different times although I would say a smaller group of 4 or 5 would be ideal to give enough different views and skills but ensure everyone can stay involved throughout. It has a fun back story and the puzzles were hard enough to challenge but not so hard you wanted to throw the box across the room! The manufacturer's website also has fantastic extras including hints if you need them, background music and ideas and also the very vital "reassembly" instructions so that you can pass the joy along to someone else. I highly recommend this game.

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P. W. H. Bradley

Excellent!

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 7, 2017

Style: Escape the Room: Mystery at the Stargazer's ManorVerified Purchase

Very enjoyable. The puzzles were hard enough to be enjoyable, but not so difficult as to be really frustrating. It was a very good 2 hours entertainment in all. It’s worth checking out the website for music and costume ideas. You can also get hints and the game can be put back together to pass onto friends to try out. A couple of the components were poorly put together which was a shame, but didn’t really detract too much, but for that reason it lost a star.

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justxboy

Easy puzzles but still satisfying

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 1, 2017

Style: Escape the Room: Mystery at the Stargazer's ManorVerified Purchase

Like the other reviews, we did find this easy but still a lot of fun and pretty satisfying. 2 of us completed this in around 70 minutes. There's pretty much zero replay value but I've packed it all back away again and I'm going to pass it on to a friend to play :)

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