Company «CineRoom»

I really liked the room. Creative yet simple puzzles without much tech, an engaged gamemaster, and an immersive atmosphere. This is exactly how I imagine a good, classic escape room: coherent decor, fitting music, and a GM who brings the fun—including a few well-executed jump scares. Overall, very well-rounded.

I’m easily startled and was really nervous beforehand, but the room was a lot of fun. The hiding and chase moments could have come up more often to reduce downtime. The actors were great, the puzzles were genuinely present and not too hard, and the set ranged from really great to just okay. The story was clear and made sense while playing. Horror fans should give this a try.

Our twelfth game on the Bavaria tour and the third that day—and it utterly enchanted us. Visually striking, imaginative, and featuring a brief, charming acting moment that made the whole experience even more cohesive. The puzzles are seamlessly embedded in the theme, and sound and lighting add substantially to the magic. Recommended for all experience levels.

Colorful, playful, and full of little wonders—the design beautifully captures Carroll’s world. The puzzles are varied and whimsical, and the difficulty remains accessible. The gamemaster is attentive and helpful without being intrusive. Well suited for both fans of the original and escape room players.

Four of us, two beginners and two experienced players—we were advised to take it easy, as the room is aimed at newcomers. Our gamemaster’s greeting as Alice was theatrically strong and set the mood right away. A bit of climbing, lots of film-set scenery, and a narrator’s voice that reliably guides you through the story. A lovely overall package of easy puzzles, movement, and atmosphere.

School of the Burning Souls was an experience. The setting fits the story, the puzzles range from very easy to some that require a bit of outside-the-box thinking. The actors were great, especially toward the finale, which was really strong. Small inconsistencies, particularly with the hint system, could be improved with little effort. Overall, highly recommended.

It was fun, but the time flew by—the room was over quickly. The puzzles were coherent and the set fit the story really well; the actor was strong. I wouldn't recommend more than three people; two is ideal.

7 Hills Asylum delivers a nicely frosty asylum atmosphere with a richly detailed set and goosebump-inducing sound. The puzzles are cleverly woven into the horror theme and require logic and a keen eye. The story keeps you engaged, there are small twists, and the game master offers help without breaking the tension. Overall, a very successful room for anyone who enjoys a thrill.

Really well put together: dark, but not over the top, plus an actor who keeps the scenes alive. There were two of us; that worked perfectly, and the jump scares landed. For me, a lovely, classic experience without any tech gimmicks.

Dense atmosphere, great actors, and an ending that really packs a punch. The puzzles are fair and make sense; only one or two set pieces felt less lovingly crafted. Overall, a great experience.