Company «Hidden Games»

We played “Master of Time” as a group of four on the Cap San Diego and thought it was fantastic. An escape room on a museum ship just has something special, and our gamemaster Michel was excellent. Everyone on site was very friendly; we had a lot of fun and are happy to recommend it. The rooms and puzzles are very well done.

Beautiful setting, great atmosphere, and a clear narrative thread that drew us in immediately. The puzzles were logical and challenging but never unfair. The support was top-notch—calm, friendly, and perfectly calibrated. Clear recommendation.

An escape room on a ship about a greedy captain — you can hardly ask for a better setting. Theme and puzzles match perfectly; some tasks simply take time and force teamwork. Unfortunately, a few effects didn’t work, and we had to wait for the GM. Otherwise, a very lovingly designed room.

Fantastic room with impressive effects, well-designed puzzles, and an atmosphere that really pulls you in. There were five of us and we barely made it out — more people would probably be too many. Team was top-notch; set design and story were great. Absolutely recommended, even for beginners who enjoy a good scare.

It was really great and a lot of fun. Not too hard, even though it got close at the end; there were four of us, including two 13-year-olds, and everyone could join in. Clear recommendation—I want to try the other rooms as well.

Great concept, super friendly team. We played as a group of six; everyone loved it. Lovingly designed with lots of detail, the difficulty was just right. Some parts were tricky but manageable, and the hints came exactly when we got stuck.

Great setting, instant pub vibes. There were five of us, and we clicked our way through the puzzles—logical, never unfair. One or two tasks were genuinely challenging, but the hints were spot on. Would gladly do it again.

If you want to test yourself in a Jumanji-style situation, you’re in the right place. The puzzles fit nicely into the story, there are lots of audio-drama moments, and our game master gave us quite a scare. The atmosphere and sets are top-notch; it’s tricky under pressure, but not new if you know Hidden.

A very cool, relatively realistic experience on a real metal ship in a Neptune pirate style. Logical room layout; you work your way deeper inside, and the puzzles are moderate so everyone stays engaged. The tasks fit neatly into the story—very cohesive and absolutely recommended.

Great setting in a real captain’s cabin—you can practically smell the sea air. The puzzles are logical and manageable, yet there’s enough to keep everyone engaged. Super friendly team; we had a full hour of fun.