Company «MIRACULUM»

After the Phoenix, the kids really wanted to play Frankenstein. Yes, it’s dark and a bit creepy, but with a bit of pre-story it was quite doable and even really fun. The second part was harder for us to follow, but the excellent GM explained it very well afterwards. The puzzles are rather simple and include some search tasks, but the props, lighting, sound, and smells are a real strength.

As the second stop on our tour, we found the puzzles less strong than in 'Frankenstein', but the effects and the interactive magic are truly impressive. The decor, sound, and atmosphere are top-notch—especially a treat for Potter fans. Clear recommendation.

Played with two friends from the UK and left thrilled. Not just the room—the whole experience around it feels special. Good puzzles, friendly staff, fair prices—I’ll be back for Phoenix.

A must for Harry Potter fans, more of an experience than a classic escape room. We found the puzzles generally coherent; toward the end it becomes more about searching. The long intro could have been shortened a bit for my taste, but overall it’s highly recommended.

As the first stop on our tour of Germany, Frankenstein set the bar high. The atmosphere and effects are impressive, and the attention to detail is palpable everywhere. The ending felt a bit unspectacular to us, but it hardly diminished the fun. Overall, highly recommended.

Single-room concept perfectly executed, with a few truly unconventional brainteasers. The wood finish and details are nicely done. A bull’s-eye for fans of compact, immersive rooms.

Played with two 12-year-olds who loved it — so did I. At one point the group is split up, which is handled really well by the immersive clues. Recommended equally for children and adults; it truly feels magical.

Ideal for two, since space is tight. The puzzles are fairly deducible and neatly integrated into the setting. If you’re claustrophobic, you should think twice—otherwise, a clear recommendation.

Played with a 12-year-old: dark and spooky, but manageable because it’s well told and explained. The GM resolved the lingering story question very well after the game. Puzzles are on the easier side, but very cohesive.

Extremely compact room that delivers exactly what it promises. The intro by the GM was particularly strong. The puzzles cover a good range, and the 45 minutes feel just right. Clear recommendation.