Bugras Escape – Medieval Dungeon 2

There are a few things to consider when visiting Burgas Escape. This is a brand that’s been around for years, run by a husband and wife duo who have always done their best to stay relevant, despite facing several challenges-including relocating their venue. Their passion for escape rooms is clear, and they’ve managed to keep going through sheer dedication.

That said, what you’ll find here leans more toward a modest, even naive style of game development. Many props appear to be sourced from local markets, and the decoration relies on old furniture and painted (in this case, in black) walls. The puzzles are predominantly mechanical, nothing groundbreaking or particularly innovative.

Medieval Dungeon 2 follows the same formula. We escaped without much struggle, and honestly, the most memorable aspect of the experience was how hot it was inside-uncomfortably so.

If you’re simply looking for a change of scenery or a little mental exercise, this room might do the trick. But if you’re seeking a polished, high-end, immersive experience, you should temper your expectations. Medieval Dungeon 2 is serviceable, but it’s unlikely to leave a lasting impression.