Company «EscapeGame München»

We played the new "Endzeit Labor" over the weekend. Getting there and the signage were confusing; Google Maps initially led us into the park. After a phone call we found the entrance on the street. In the room we should have paid closer attention to the loudspeaker announcements; they were hard to understand at first, and the walkie-talkie was set very quiet, especially since the room was noisy an... Expand

The website is gorgeous but illogical to use, which makes booking frustrating. In the game itself, though, it all comes together: a coherent introduction and a well-rounded finale, good equipment, and puzzles that fit the theme. The atmosphere is strong—not ultra scary, but very well executed. Service is top-notch, the room feels high-quality, and I found the difficulty to be medium.

The séance was great and had just the right amount of jump scares. Our game master was very friendly and very understanding, even when a fellow player arrived late.

Visually, a beautifully designed room—creepy and full of lovely details. The rather technical puzzles are challenging and tricky. We were a group of four and got out after 54 minutes; our game master was very friendly.

Insanely well put together! Lighting, sound, and props dovetail perfectly—we were immersed right away. Our game master was easy-going and gave hints exactly when we needed them. Highly recommended.

A really well-executed leisure activity. The Saw room is uncannily similar to the film; the suspense is spot on. Being led in blindfolded and with your foot restrained really amps the whole experience up. Top-notch, I’m looking forward to next time!

After the Wizard, this time we ended up in Misere: just the two of us, made it with a few hints—and got nicely spooked. The sound and effects were especially convincing, and starting in separate roles was an adrenaline kick. It was super fun!

While on a training course in Munich, I convinced three colleagues to try their first escape room; for me it was number five. 'The Revenge of Tutankhamun' was a great choice: no portable boxes, no combination locks, everything logically structured, and a terrific tomb-chamber atmosphere. We'll be back on our next trip to Munich.

A puzzle mix of searching and logic; nothing feels arbitrary. One lock was trickier than expected, but fair in the end. Nice team, well-rounded story—we’ll be back.

What an atmosphere! The stage, lighting, and sound pull you in immediately, and the opening caught us completely off guard. Puzzles are demanding but logical, and hints only came when we truly asked for them. Strong all around.