A good fit
Experienced puzzle teams who avoid horror
Level 4 calls for close observation and shared deductions.
You explore a sunken temple with statues on the seabed and an underwater station with brass pipes and portholes.




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A forgotten temple beneath the water holds an ancient crown. Explore its chambers, decipher clues and overcome traps as the story’s oxygen supply runs low. Coordinate your observations to get closer to the crown.
Depths of Osiris is set in the deep sea: with a submarine scenario, changing water levels and underwater tasks, you experience what virtual diving feels like. The ancient traps are not just scenery but part of the puzzles.
A good fit
Level 4 calls for close observation and shared deductions.
Alternatives
Dragon Tower and Pirates Plague are more approachable first VR escape missions. Space Station Tiberia also offers a more moderate introduction.
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No. The water, underwater movement and oxygen pressure belong to the virtual story. You move around the play area wearing VR equipment.
You book a VR slot for your group, not a single title. You choose the mission on site with your game master.
In Depths of Osiris, 2–6 players play together on one area. An area is one team’s play space. From seven players you use both areas as separate teams.
From age 12.
VR Escape is a connected puzzle mission; VR Action is built around short rounds, competition or action. See the VR Escape comparison and the VR Action comparison.
Your next step
Check open slots for up to 11 players; if you are more, send a group enquiry. You decide what to play with your game master, and you pay on site by card.