Now Kathleen has made her biggest breakthrough so far: a 35-meter deep underground shaft that, according to the experts, has all the hallmarks of a royal burial shaft. Very little evidence remains of Egypt's last queen, but Kathleen's radical new theory about the real Cleopatra has led her to look where no one else has dared - and her hunch is paying off as she stuns the archaeological establishment with her discoveries of incredible artifacts, a network of mysterious tunnels, and even a vast city of the dead dated to the time of the Queen and her Ptolemaic dynasty. Read Shockyas review of the family comedy, Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb, the final installment of director Shawn Levys adventure trilogy. Kathleen Martinez, criminal lawyer turned maverick archaeologist, as she searches for Cleopatra's lost tomb. The puzzles are vast from the simple idea of playing an odd Egyptian. Secrets of the Dead: Cleopatra's Lost Tomb In fact I would challenge anyone to completing this game without calling it at any point.

Secrets of the lost tomb review