Company «Take the Exit»

Great theme, props look good, and when it moves, it really moves. Puzzles trend linear, which kept us focused, and we escaped with seconds to spare.

Creepy-but-gentle atmosphere, nothing too intense, and the narrative gave our team a purpose beyond just opening boxes. We left talking about the ending options, which is rare.

Loved the vibe here. Properly creepy without being nightmare fuel, and our mixed group felt comfortable the whole time. Smooth hosting and a tidy flow from start to finish. We’d come back for another room.

Atmosphere for days and that dollhouse theme lands. It was darker than I’d like, so searching took longer, but the GM kept us nudged in the right direction. Solid outing overall.

Loved the chapel vibe and the way the story nudges you into making choices. Paul set the tone perfectly and kept us relaxed, then we sprinted to the finish with a cool ending twist.

Creepy dolls, subtle sound design, and plenty of little things to spot. Not many jump scares, which I preferred. If you like methodical searching, you’ll enjoy this one.

We almost set a personal best. One moment had us spinning our wheels, then it clicked and we were off. Not the flashiest tech, but the chapel setting sells it.

Lovely set and a proper tomb vibe. We clicked with most of the logic and only hit one slow hint, which didn’t spoil the fun. Solid 60 minutes.

Took the family and the kids loved the treasure-hunt feel. A bit unclear on the timer near the end, but staff nudged us the right way. Fun afternoon out.

We enjoyed the game and the atmosphere is strong, but it was a bit too dark for a couple of us. Great mood, just tricky to see at times.