Closed
Haunted
4.75
2 - 6 people60 minutesMedium
Company The Great Escape Game
Medium
Not scary
Without actorsActors
EnglishGame language
About the escape room
You’ve heard the stories about the missing family, the ill child, the unusual happenings.
As the storm brews in the world outside, the air is filled with suspicious winds, strange music, misplaced items and whispers from secret places. If you wish, you may stay and witness the light inside the house, retrace the memories and listen carefully to the tales that exist within the walls.
Many believe the family never left. Our advice to you, is to disregard the uneasy feelings of neglect and the unknown. Instead, take plenty of time to absorb the pages of confessions, the tales you may hear and the treasures that you will uncover. Maybe you’re not welcome here, maybe the light has been blown out, maybe, just maybe…you’ll uncover the truth.
AI
Brief assessment
Navigator AIGo for the rich haunted-house vibe, sharp story-led puzzles, and a few proper jumps. It’s atmospheric without being gimmicky, and the tech quietly does its job.
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Atlas House
Paid Parking
Wifi
Wardrobe
AI Overview
AIPlayers consistently praise the theming and how puzzles tie into the ghostly narrative. Scare level is described as jumpy but fun, with immersion boosted by reliable tech. Common gripes include dim lighting and weak signposting on an early step, and some teams finish fast and wish it ran longer. Overall sentiment trends positive, leaning toward a polished but slightly short experience.
WeaknessesLighting can be frustrating, and one early unlock isn’t clearly signposted. A few groups blitzed it and wanted more content for the price.
StrengthsMoody atmosphere and a cohesive, haunted-family storyline land well. Puzzles feel thoughtful and on-theme, with tech that works smoothly to sell the space.
SecurityNo safety issues reported, though low light and sudden sounds are part of the experience. One session noted a faulty lamp, which hurt usability more than safety.
Level of fearExpect a creepy tone with a couple of jumpy moments; sensitive kids may find it too intense. Teens and adults who like a shiver should be fine.
Actors' gameNo mentions of live actors; interaction seems environmental and narrative-driven. Guidance appears mostly via the room’s effects and tech.
Quality of riddlesClever and fair, with solutions that make sense in the story world. Variety is good, and nothing felt flimsy, though clearer feedback on the opening step would help. When the lighting cooperates, the logic flows nicely.
PlotYou’re piecing together a missing family’s secrets by following whispers, notes, and odd happenings in the house. The story unfolds through discoveries rather than long exposition.
Difficulty levelSkews medium, but quick for seasoned teams who may clear it well under time. Newer players should feel challenged without being overwhelmed—lighting quirks aside.
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