Company «Countdown Landsberg»

Witty, authentic story and location; the room is in a climbing gym and the space is cleverly used. The first room is creative and fits the story perfectly, the second brings cool puzzles and an ending that fits in beautifully. Atmosphere and decor are consistent, everything ran smoothly, and the game master was excellent.

Cool idea with the little climbing sections—nothing wild, but it livens up the game. Puzzles at a medium difficulty, game master attentive. Not something for grandma; for us, it was great.

Great setting with a genuine mine atmosphere and a nice bit of time pressure. Puzzles were logical, and the final puzzle tied the story together really well. We walked out grinning.

Very immersive and well organized. It was a bit loud for me at times, but the adrenaline makes up for it. A team size of four worked well.

Top experience. For the expedition into the mine I’d give an overall 9 out of 10, service 8 out of 10, scenery 10 out of 10; difficulty clearly medium.

Really good support and nice Titanic vibes. One or two puzzles were a bit too number-heavy for me; otherwise the flow was top-notch. All in all, very cohesive and absolutely recommendable.

Played with a teenage child and everyone had fun. Not scary but exciting, and the briefing was great. Thanks for the sense of safety and the clever clues!

The two of us played Heart of the Ocean: great room, well-crafted puzzles. A big thank you to our game master Anna, who was very dedicated. We’ll definitely be back, #TeamDieInitiative!

The story grabs you right away; the sound effects and props do the rest. As a group of friends, we really had to rack our brains and laughed a lot. A clear five stars from me.

At 53, I didn’t expect an escape room to captivate me like this. If you like thrills, this is exactly the right place. Our game master was fantastic.