The sunken pirate treasure

2 - 6 people60 minutesDifficult

Dive into the depths of the sea and discover the lost treasure of Captain Jack Rackham. But be careful, time is running out and the sea is relentless...

ProfiWith childrenProfiLarge companyWith children

Company EscapeGame Kufstein

Difficult

Not scary

Without actorsActors

Deutsch, EnglishGame language

About the escape room

Hidden in the depths of the sea lies the pirate ship of Captain Jack Rackham. After a lost battle, everything he once possessed sinks: his ship, his crew, and also his treasures collected over the years. According to legend, his treasure is cursed and now belongs solely to the sea. However, you are adventurers and rise to the challenge of finding the pirate treasure. With a small submarine, you dive down and explore the wreckage of the ship. It seems as if the spirit of the pirate is still present and you only have one hour to return to the surface before you run out of oxygen and the sea swallows you forever.

Brief assessment

from Navigator AI

Dense underwater vibe, a lovingly detailed set, and tight, coherent puzzles—the mix that pulls you right in. If you’re after pirate flair without the kitsch, you’ll be happy here.

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Location

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Wardrobe

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Overview of artificial intelligence

AIMost reviews are enthusiastic first-timer experiences and highlight atmosphere, scenery, and effects. The set is seen as very lovingly crafted, the puzzles as nice to super tricky. Many say they’ll return or play more rooms in Kufstein. Criticism is virtually absent in the available reviews.

WeaknessesNo concrete complaints among the available comments. At most: the difficulty is sometimes described as tricky, which can challenge beginners.

StrengthsStrong atmosphere with lots of detail that makes the wreck feel alive. Puzzles are high-quality and fit the story; effects round out the experience.

SecurityThe story anchors the time limit as an oxygen clock; a clear 60-minute frame fits. Reviews don’t mention briefing or safety aspects, nor any negatives.

Level of fearMore tense than truly scary; reviews mention no horror. Dark, maritime mood is present but very manageable.

Actors' gameNo indications of live acting or intense interaction in the reviews. The focus seems to be on setting, tech, and puzzles.

Quality of riddlesDescribed as varied, coherent, and at times demanding tasks. No frustration or unfairness is mentioned—rather praise for design and integration.

PlotYou dive in a small submarine to Captain Jack Rackham’s sunken ship and hunt his cursed treasure. One hour of oxygen creates palpable time pressure while the pirate’s presence looms over the wreck.

Difficulty levelFeels medium to tough. Newcomers had lots of fun; puzzle fans get plenty of bite.