Company «Mystery House»

The four of us went to the Mystery-House, received a very warm welcome and a clear briefing. Vests on, everyday life off, and fully focused on the bomb search. Exciting and motivating—you almost forget it's a game. After defusing the bomb, there were still 22 minutes left on the clock. The story was coherent, the rooms were nicely designed—we’ll be back in this other world.

Great investigative atmosphere from the very beginning. As a team, we really got into it; the puzzles were logical and hints were given only when we asked for them. The finale was cohesive, and the staff were incredibly warm and welcoming. We’d gladly come back.

We made it out in the final minute and were completely in the zone. Good team coordination is worth its weight in gold here. The staff were friendly, and hints came exactly when we needed them. Top!

There were only two of us at the crime scene, and under time pressure we had to combine clues and objects to solve the puzzles. It was really fun and it all went smoothly. Highly recommended.

The two of us played the “Tatort” at Mystery House; very friendly welcome and attentive support during the game. Exactly the right amount of hints when you need them. I’ll definitely be back.

Cool room with a solid horror vibe, without over-the-top shockers. A few elements no longer feel brand-new, but everything works well. Challenging but fair. I’m just shy of giving it full marks.

We escaped as a group of four with 15 minutes to spare. The mission hooks you immediately, and the briefing provides confidence and sets the pace. Recommended for families with teens.

Great briefing, friendly people, and an exciting setup. No hiccups—the tech ran smoothly, and the camera component really cranks up the pressure. Had a blast!

Great briefing, vests on and bam—straight into the action. The gamemaster gave small hints at exactly the right moments; otherwise we could do our thing. It flowed really well and we still had time left on the clock at the end.

Warm welcome, clear briefing, and hints only upon request. Puzzles are fair, rather straightforward, and play smoothly. A good choice if you prefer crime/mystery rather than horror.