The Rob (Game duration 60 minutes)
Fury team: Georgi Georgiev, Tsveta Dancheva, Vasil Joskov, Dimitar Smilyanov, Nadezhda Danabasheva
Date: March 30, 2016
Our time: 72:00 minutes
Two months. Almost that much time passed since team “Fury” – overworked and emotionally overwhelmed with our project release slowed down a bit with escaping locked rooms. What better reason to continue our adventures than the opening of a brand-new and long-awaited room? I have followed Rob since I found them a year ago, and I still check what these guys are doing, why they haven’t opened the room yet, and what they are tailoring so much. We just got out of Teorema’s bank, but now sneaking in is our first time. The plot is interesting, with twists and such. I must underline boldly that extremely friendly staff of the room exerted themselves. The environment, the lobby, the props, and even the roleplay of the hosts have a single purpose – to make you feel in the movie. Unfortunately, “Fury” are not born to be thieves. We’re not only nasty and coldblooded (as it seems), but also one we can’t rob a bank for 74 minutes. This is because my teammates had to tell me something THREE, I repeat THREE times, and I still can sit and study painting up close and ignore not only them but also miss the most important thing. Karma …
With some comments about the type of hints and wishes to adjust the beginning a bit (they know where), we leave it to the next robbers to test their luck.
P.S. If you go to ROB and tell them that 007 sends you, I’ll buy the next round.
The Rob about us:
Famous Fury also got the💲Money💲.
We waited for this meeting for a long time and it was worth it – emotional, competitive, pointmakers, real furyans. The “Contractor” was fascinated by their theft 😉 #wehavebeenfuried
The Rob (Game duration 60 minutes)
Fury team: Heiner Stepen, Dimitar Smilyanov, Nadezhda Danabasheva
Date: April 26, 2024
Our time: 55:00 minutes
It was time to check out what was going on with The Rob again, after it changed owners and finally received some love. It’s still a game primarily designed for children, but Heiner was in town looking for new games, and I had promised to play it—so here we are.
Thank God they got rid of the “E” as in “Envelope” puzzle, as well as a couple of those old things you necessarily had to have in a first-generation room—like numbers hidden in a painting, for example. Now the premise is much better, actually suggesting you’re robbing a bank.
The puzzles are mostly on the easier side, until we got to the final one, where three grown-ass people just stood there like we’d lost all hope for world peace—sad, and with nowhere to go. We tried both logical and illogical approaches, and in the end, we asked for a hint. Somehow, the boys figured it out, even though to this day, I still have no idea how to solve it. I was told it’s meant for kids… I guess I’m broken.
In the end, we had a lot of fun—and sorry for the mess in the lobby. ☺️
