Related: You Should Watch Arcane Even If You Don't Play League Of Legends The fantasy is so complete that you find yourself quickly starting to adapt to the reality of the show and the role you play in it. Even the bartenders and servers are playing characters. All of the actors - Chem Barons, Piltover enforcers, and characters from the show like Jinx and Silco - interact with you in character. Once you enter The Last Drop - Arcane’s Undercity bar for criminals - you’re fully immersed in the world of Arcane.

You may have to step outside of your comfort zone to get the most out of the experience, but fans of Arcane should absolutely book their trip to the Undercity before the show closes on December 19.Įnter the Undercity can be best described as modernized murder mystery dinner theater. Secret Cinema nails every detail, from the costumes and performances of the actors to the set design, the lighting, and even the food and drinks - every moment you’re there feels like you’re actually roaming the corrupt streets of Zaun. While it may be an overwhelming experience for more introverted League of Legends fans like me, the experience I had was unforgettable. Part game, part interactive theater, Arcane: Enter the Undercity takes you into the world of Netflix’s Arcane to meet real-life versions of the characters from the show like Jinx, Vi, and Silco while competing in a game of subterfuge with the other show attendees. I’ve never seen anything like Enter the Undercity before, but I wish I went in with a better understanding of what to expect.

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