Relic

Relic sends your team beneath the legendary Temple of Agra, where the Golden Relic has been shattered and the explorer who disturbed it never returned. The setup is clean adventure fiction: recover the missing fragments, uncover what happened inside the temple and get back out before the doors close for good.

The launch material gives this room a stronger sense of journey than a simple treasure-room premise. You are not just opening boxes in a themed space. You are moving through forgotten chambers, following hidden clues and piecing together a broken relic while the temple's secrets close in around the story.

Tulleys is positioning Relic as an immersive, cinematic build with clever puzzles threaded through the expedition. That makes it a natural choice for teams who want scenic discovery and hands-on adventure alongside the puzzle work, rather than a room that is only about difficult locks and codes.

The practical shape is broad and group-friendly: 2 to 8 players, a 60-minute room time and an age note that it is not suitable for under 8s. It should suit mixed-experience groups who want a polished Crawley adventure with clear stakes, strong theming and a dramatic final objective.

Because Relic is new, there is not yet a useful review record to lean on. The strongest current signal is the official brief: a shattered ancient treasure, four missing fragments, hidden chambers, cinematic storytelling and Tulleys calling this their most ambitious adventure yet. That is enough to give the page a confident recommendation without pretending there is settled player consensus.