Escape room 12+

The Crumbling Prince - Episode 2

2 - 5 people70 minutesMedium

In the heart of a mystical valley, a mysterious mist looms, threatening to engulf the vibrant garden. As the clock ticks towards dawn, can you channel the winds and unravel the secrets to save the blossoms before darkness prevails?

BeginnersWith children

Company Ukiyo

Medium

Not scary

Without actorsActors

EnglishGame language

Escape room awards

Nominee (2025)TERPECA

Nominee (2024)TERPECA

Nominee (2022)TERPECA

Nominee (2021)TERPECA

Nominee (2020)TERPECA

About the escape room

A terrible mist threatens to consume the garden. Can you return the wind to the valley before dawn?

Brief assessment

Navigator AI

A dreamy, story-led sequel with gorgeous, Ghibli-like vibes, tactile puzzles, and reactive moments with the Prince. If you loved Part 1, this calm, timer-free continuation is an easy yes.

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5.0

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Location

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 :)

Services are provided by Ukiyo Pty Ltd

Free Parking

Wifi

Air conditioning

Waiting Area

AI Overview

AIMost players rushed back after Episode 1 and praised the immersion, set design, and narrative drip-feed. Episode 2 is often called shorter and sometimes feels like Part 1a, especially because it begins in the same space. Several note more puzzles this time, though the opener can feel out of place. Value-for-money and the split into two parts draw the most criticism, even from otherwise positive reviews.

WeaknessesSome feel the length and reuse of the same room undercut the wow factor and make it feel like an add-on. The cliffhanger from Part 1 isn’t fully paid off, and the opening puzzle can feel like a step backward. Price versus total content is a sticking point for a few players.

StrengthsBeautifully crafted sets and a heartfelt, cohesive world that pulls you in. Storytelling stays front and center, with interactive, hands-on puzzles that feel purposeful. The experience reacts to your choices, which adds replay curiosity.

SecurityNo reviews cite safety issues or rough physical demands, and movement sounds light. Standard escape-room supervision and guidance can be expected.

Level of fearNot a horror room and generally gentle in tone, more wonder than fright. Suitable for teens and most families who enjoy narrative adventures.

Actors' gamePlayers highlight engaging, responsive interactions with the Prince that feel personal and change the tone of the journey. No clear reports of live actors, but the character presence and guidance feel close to it.

Quality of riddlesHands-on and interactive with fair logic, and some say there are more puzzles than in Part 1. A few mention the first puzzle feels disconnected from the narrative, and certain sections can drag. Overall, puzzle quality is solid with minimal busywork.

PlotThe tale picks up right after Part 1 as a creeping mist threatens the garden and you race to return the wind before dawn. The lore unfolds gradually and can leave you with new questions, which some love and others find frustrating.

Difficulty levelModerate and approachable, especially for story-first teams. Veterans may find it on the shorter side, with low pressure thanks to the relaxed timing.