Escape room 12+
Deep Space 2: Dark
3 - 6 people60 minutesMedium
Company Ukiyo
Medium
Not scary
Without actorsActors
EnglishGame language
Escape room awards
Nominee (2025)TERPECA
Nominee (2024)TERPECA
About the escape room
Please note that Deep Space 2: Dark is the sequel to Deep Space: Divinity, if you have not played Divinity please email us so we can correct this before your game.
Deep Space 2 - Dark is the conclusion to the story of the Ishtar VII. With new puzzles, multiple endings, and an unlikely ally, Dark has been tailor made for return players and Ukiyo fans who are ready for a deeper experience.
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Brief assessment
Navigator AIA cinematic, AI-led sequel that picks up right where Divinity ends, with branching endings and bold role-play. If you loved part 1 or crave story-first sci‑fi, this finale delivers.
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The entrance to Ukiyo is located on Moreland Road between Nicholson Street and Avoca Street.
We are located next to Moreland Pathology. It's a huge red building with Masks on the window. You can't miss it :)
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AI Overview
AIMost players call it a highly immersive, story-driven continuation best enjoyed right after the first chapter. The AI character and interactive choices shine, while the puzzle load is lighter and sometimes reused. Several mention that replay routes feel modest and the premium price stings given the overlap with part 1. Overall quality is praised, especially for fans of Ukiyo’s style.
WeaknessesPuzzles lean simple and occasionally repeat ideas from part 1. Some found the narrative less cohesive and the alternative endings too slight to justify replays or the price.
StrengthsRich atmosphere, a responsive AI companion, and confident worldbuilding make the room feel cinematic. The team’s passion and care come through, and the branching structure sells the finale vibe.
SecurityNo safety concerns surface in reviews, and briefings feel standard with caring hosts. If you haven’t played Divinity, the venue asks you to email beforehand so they can set you up correctly.
Level of fearIt’s tense, sci‑fi suspense rather than outright horror. Likely fine for most teens, though sensitive players should expect atmospheric dread over jump scares.
Actors' gameNo live-actor praise dominates, but the AI character is repeatedly called out as a standout partner. Staff are attentive and encourage role‑play, making interactions feel personal.
Quality of riddlesExpect fewer, story-supporting puzzles with fair logic and some reuse from the first episode. Enthusiasts chasing dense or novel mechanics may want more challenge. Beginners and narrative fans should be comfortable.
PlotA conclusion to the Ishtar VII arc with consequential choices and an unlikely ally. Some found the throughline a bit looser than in part 1.
Difficulty levelOverall moderate but lighter than the first part. Best for story lovers and role‑players; hardcore puzzlers may find it easy.
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Deep Space 2: Dark3 - 6 people
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