Company «Break Out Live Escape Games»

We’ve done all the Break-Out rooms, and most recently tackled “Nightmare Circus.” The room isn’t as terrifying as the title suggests—more atmospheric and therefore very playable. For me it’s the best and also the most difficult room there, with unusual puzzles and sometimes a tight time window. The game master struck just the right tone with the hints, and there are noticeably fewer pure combinati... Expand

There were four of us in Stalker and we had a lot of fun. Logic and math puzzles, plus four combination locks—well distributed and doable with a bit of help. As a first room we finished in 60 minutes; teamwork matters. I wouldn't recommend more than four; it gets cramped quickly and the air gets stuffy. For small children it's a bit lacking in physical action.

My fourth game at BreakOut completed the collection, and Trapped in Time is my favorite. The sci‑fi-heavy concept, lots of varied puzzles, and the idea that every little detail can count really won me over. Codes and locks are there, but only as part of the adventure. The team is friendly, open to feedback, and happy to chat about the game—I’m already looking forward to the next room.

Very atmospheric; the reactor vibe comes across well. The puzzles are doable but at times quite tricky; without help we wouldn’t have managed it. Nice: several electronic elements and code inputs that open doors or compartments. Because many things build on one another, the flow is rather linear; therefore a maximum of 3–4 people.

Powerful atmosphere, details everywhere—you really feel like you're in a nuclear power plant. The puzzles are logical, sometimes tricky but never unfair; the electronic moments in particular were a highlight. With three people, the flow was perfect.

Our first escape room: Trapped in Time with a time‑machine vibe. Cleverly designed, technically well executed, and very well explained by the team, including helpful tips. Parking was straightforward. Clear recommendation.

Beautiful room with a strong theme. The constant listening-in bothered me a bit, and with five of us it quickly got cramped and warm. Nevertheless, very well-rounded puzzles and friendly help, so a clear recommendation.

The five of us went in and barely made it out — what a ride! Great atmosphere, clever puzzles, nothing feels arbitrary. Gamemaster was on point.

Short briefing, then straight in. In Stalker you need a bit of patience at the beginning until the first aha moment; after that it runs smoothly. Makes sense with four people or more, because you really need eyes everywhere. Very detailed and therefore not trivial—we loved it.

Briefing was excellent, the game master was attentive and offered hints at just the right moments. The start takes a bit of patience; after that everything clicks and you work your way through smoothly. It was really fun.