Candles burning on a dark wooden dining table

LW-004

Spooky Victorian mystery

24

% of groups escape

The Last Seance

The Last Seance

The medium never finished her final seance. Light the candles, follow the knocks and help the old house finally rest. Eerie, never gory.

4

/5 difficulty

60

minutes on the clock

2–6 players

Ages 16+ · spooky atmosphere, no actors, no jump scares with gore

The story

In 1893, Madame Ivy Harrow invited six guests to her parlor on Greenlawn Avenue for one last seance. Halfway through, the candles went out. When the lamps were lit again, Madame Harrow was gone and the table was still set for seven.

The house has been quiet ever since, mostly. Guests report soft knocks, a music box that winds itself and a planchette that moves when nobody is looking. Sit at the table, finish what she started and uncover what really happened that night.

The Last Seance is atmospheric and a little unsettling, but there is no blood, no gore and no one will grab you. Nervous players can ask us to turn the lights up at any time.

Victorian parlor with a red velvet sofa and antique lamps

What to expect

  • Candlelit parlor with sound effects and a few gentle surprises

  • Story-driven puzzles with letters, portraits and a talking board

  • No live actors and no gore, spooky, not scary

  • Lights can be raised on request; a game master watches the whole time

Good for

Friends who love a creepy story, date nights and October groups

Price

$32 per player · $36 Fri & Sat after 5 PM · the room is yours

Arrive 15 minutes early for the briefing. Every room has an unlocked exit and a game master watching.

Good for

Friends who love a creepy story, date nights and October groups

Price

$32 per player · $36 Fri & Sat after 5 PM · the room is yours

Arrive 15 minutes early for the briefing. Every room has an unlocked exit and a game master watching.

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