Puzzle fans are set to come knocking when the door to a brand new escape room swings open – and then promptly locks again(!) – in Warwick from this weekend.

Nottah Temple promises to take aspiring adventurers on a jungle expedition like no other when it becomes the third Tulley's Escape Room to launch at Hatton Country World.

But beware the curse that lies within!

Teams of between two and eight people are invited to crack the codes and unlock all the secrets as they puzzle their way through a series of gameplay challenges in the latest fun adventure.

In 1824 your long-lost relative, Lord Archington Harrow, the world-renowned explorer and his wife Lady Bessie first discovered an ancient temple. Hidden deep in the jungle, the intrepid explorers found a secret entrance which led them directly into the tomb.

Now inside this dark and mysterious chamber they discovered the place was full of gold and precious jewels. Lord and Lady Harrow, like all explorers, began to loot and stash the treasure. But then the temple walls began to rumble, and the ground began to shake.

Nottah Temple is geared towards adults and teenagers (image via Chalmers News PR)

Little did they know they had released the curse of Queen Conteptua, a curse that will destroy anyone in the blood line of Lord Archington Harrow. Now many years later, it is your quest to revisit the temple, return the stolen treasure back to Queen Conteptua and lift the curse!

Between two and eight people have up to 60 minutes to complete the task before the temple collapses and the treasure is lost forever!

Tulleys Escape rooms, established in Crawley, partnered with Hatton in 2019 to launch the two original games, Mutiny – a swashbuckling adventure to overthrow a bloodthirsty buccaneer - and The Oufitters – where you're part of a special police task force to crack gangs in Prohibition Chicago.

Hatton Country World owner, Johnnie Arkwright, said: "We are delighted to be opening a brand new room, which is only available at Tulleys Escape Hatton.

"The new experience has surpassed anything we could have imagined, a truly immersive treasure hunting experience; you have to see it to believe it. We look forward to explorers taking on the new challenge and trying to escape! Good luck."

Nottah Temple is geared towards adults and teenagers and can be booked from August 2 and bookings can be made here.

The first Tulley escape room opened in Hatton in 2019 (image via Chalmers News PR)