Company «Team Escape (de)»

I really liked the room; the theme is unusual and truly interesting, with a few genuine laugh-out-loud moments. The age restriction is absolutely understandable—no minors. The puzzles fit the setting perfectly; medium for experienced players, rather tough for beginners but doable. The gamemaster was friendly and the welcome very warm. I would recommend it.

The locksmith shop setting is a refreshing change and lovingly executed. There were even one or two laugh-out-loud moments amid all the investigative fervor. The difficulty is pleasantly challenging, never unfair. Note: minors are not allowed, so it's not really suitable for a family outing.

There were three of us and we had a blast. The atmosphere, decor, and puzzles mesh seamlessly—nothing feels random. Our game master was wonderfully warm and only offered help sparingly. It got close at the end, but that’s exactly what gave it the thrill.

Solid, thematically dense room without jump scares, more of a crime vibe. The puzzles fit the setting and are logical, but you should work briskly, otherwise it gets stressful toward the end. Friendly welcome, good briefing.

A very cohesive setting that cleverly incorporates the puzzles. The tasks are varied and are driven by a compelling premise throughout the room. Even larger groups have plenty to do — a real must-see in Stuttgart.

As a beginner duo, we had to take a few hints; otherwise we would have gotten stuck. The puzzles are fair but sometimes quite challenging, especially toward the finale when the clock is really ticking. All in all, very well-rounded and definitely recommended.

Great setting, logical puzzles, all nicely matched to the story. Not scary, but challenging — just my thing.

Lots of thinking and little searching - that’s what I liked. For absolute beginners, the start could be a bit steep; after that, it flows.

A beautiful room with a very different concept than usual. High puzzle density that really challenges you, but is fun.

Great for a family outing with teens. Exciting, fast-paced, and without shock effects—this is how Revolution is fun.