Escape World: House of the Dragon

House of the Dragon is a challenging game from EscapeWelt's intelligent game series. House of the Dragon has an average completion time of 60-90 minutes for one player. With help from others, this time will be much shorter and much more fun.

Play alone or with friends and family. You can share the gaming experience by solving it together with two or three other players.

House of the Dragon is a new type of logic game, designed to recreate the stories and scenarios from an EscapeWelt escape room! It is made by expert engineers who have handpicked puzzles and tasks from the various rooms. Solve Fort Knox Box's challenges to uncover the mystery behind the task!

You must solve the puzzles to open the secret room inside the box. On the box, there are special symbols that help you understand the mechanisms and ultimately open it and reveal its secrets. 

The box itself is made of birch wood, making it an environmentally friendly product. The wood is carefully selected, sorted, and treated for production and assembled by hand at Escape Welt's EU factories. 

The story behind
How do you feel when the people you love hurt you? Do you feel lonely or sad? These feelings hurt the heart and can lead to trust issues. 

That was the story of our old Japanese friend, Asahi. Throughout his youth, he worked 12 hours a day as a carpenter to give everything to his son, Ryoto. But when Ryoto turned 18, he left his father to study in Tokyo, and he never returned to visit him.

Years went by, and Asahi found out that his son had started a family, and the carpenter's grandchildren were already in school. It was the moment he had been waiting for!

Asahi took his paint and brushes and began to draw and daydream about the reunion of the family.

He unfortunately fell asleep, and then the Dragon entered his dreams. It said: “Do not cry over your grandchildren - it is not too late to build a strong family bond!”

When the Dragon disappeared, Asahi woke up immediately. On the table, he saw a drawing of some wooden toys. The carpenter worked on the project all night… as soon as he finished, there was a knock at the door.

It was his family! Asahi could not believe his own eyes. He immediately told them about his dream and asked them to look at the game he had made.

The children could not solve the puzzles themselves. Thanks to the elders, they finally managed to open the box. The family members discovered that they are only strong when they are together. To thank the Dragon for the revealing lesson it taught them, they named the game “House of the Dragon” (Dragens hus).