The puzzles was very varied and creative, so there where something for everybody. Mostly it was…read morequite straight forward, there were some surprising and unusual elements that added to the experience. Not easy but with 5 minutes left.... Overall It's a great escape room with good props and emissive decor and great puzzles.

From the owner: Timequest, the ultimate and hottest relationship building activity in Copenhagen, offers you a…read morespecial team experience. Immerse you and your team in a world full of mysteries and secrets. Search - Communicate - problem solve ande experience the strong sense of flow while you progress in the mission. Only in a team can you accomplish our missions and escape. For this, you have a maximum of 66 minutes. Our 6 missions, which have been carefully designed and developed, are waiting for your team to complete. All you need is a trust, creativity and the power of TEAMWORK.

This is, to my knowledge, the first escape room in malmo…read more The concept is that you, and 1-4 guests, get looked in a room full of clues on how to get out, while on a deadline. The current set up has 2 rooms; the mad hatter theme and the Moriarty theme. They will probably switch themes come fall. Our group got locked in to the Moriarty room and I'm proud to say we spent just under the precious hour to figure out what was going on and how to escape. (Winning!) There's some clever details put in to play, and if your thinking of going, avoid looking up the story and you'll enjoy your visit so much more! The 4 star rating is based on that it delivered just over par with expectations. And we spent a good hour afterwords talking over what we had just experienced. There's definitely both good and bad things about the experience... But if I wrote them here, that would spoil the experience for you :) I'd recommend you plan in heading to a bar after your visit, because you will definitely want to discuss the experience afterwords. If you're claustrophobic, you might want to sit this one out.

From the owner: We invite you to the world of Sherlock Holmes, where exciting cocktails, tasty snacks, festive…read moreflatbreads and tricky escapegames are waiting for you to solve!

From the owner: We have the first, the coolest and the most visited escape rooms in Copenhagen…read more Original concepts. Choose between: The Lab & The Killing Room

The room was easy to book, located pretty central and it's easy to find. The game master was very…read morepassionate about the games, which is always a good sign. We had great fun - good old-fashioned padlock puzzles, with a lot of thought and creativity. Although I really enjoyed playing as two, I can't imagine playing it with more than three people in the room, so I'd say it's a bit more suitable to the smaller groups.

ESCAPETHEROOMers are super happy that we got to spend our last day in Copenhagen, Denmark at…read moreClockedIn. We arrived bright and early, super-charged with coffee to start our 3 back-to-back games at this location. ClockedIn is located in a very historical section area of Copenhagen. Right across the street from their location is the origin of "Carlsberg" beer, so be sure to check that out If you do visit. There's also a busy shopping street full of brand name companies just a few minutes of a walk from there (you will see some of that footage in our Copenhagen travel video on our YouTube channel). The first room that we escaped was their original room - "The Murder Case at the Detective's Office". The story line is that our team must enter the scene where a private detective was murdered and find out who killed him (this is so my kind of theme since I watch CSI religiously). I put on my Sherlock Holmes "hat" and took my Watson (Brandon) with me! Since we have played a good amount of escape rooms before, I would say we have seen a few tricks here in other places but there were a few that was cleverly utilized. We even got stumped on one later and had to use a clue to find it. Since this is one of their older rooms, it might be good idea to maintain some of the props. But overall they went along with the storyline quite well. I did like how the clues were very clear and to the point and it was easy to associate and solve. "The Mystery at The Secret Warehouse" room is the second room we are attempting here. We were debriefed on the disappearance of a famous archaeologist and in this warehouse that we are entering, we needed to find five mythical runestones which will give the owner true wisdom and eternal life. We may need these stones to find the missing archaeologist. Finding things is one of Watson's (Brandon) strengths so I let him lead the way this time. The décor for this room definitely felt much more immersive than the previous. You felt that you entered a real warehouse with lots of crates in a dim light setting. The puzzles also felt more creative in here. As the story line develops, we found more and more "surprises". There's a good mixture of key locks and technology in here. We were a little stomped at the end on one of the puzzles as it did sort of needed a little outside history knowledge or some lucky guessing. Either way, we were able to figure it out and escape with two people with time to spare. For adventures out there who's looking for an Indiana Jones like experience, give this a try! I did feel a little physical agility was utilized in the room. We had to leave the party room as our final room to attempt on. We are eager to end our adventure at ClockedIn with their newest room, "The Cocktail party of Vlad D. Hanson". We heard that if you wanted to, they even allow you to bring your own beverage to enjoy a real cocktail party experience in this room! This could be a great fun to do for your bachelor/bachelorette party if you don't go overboard. Since our brains are still wired from the two previous games, we didn't want to waste any time. Our story began with the count inviting us to his famous cocktail party and when we arrived, because of the current renovation on the place, we had to enter through the butler's kitchen before we can get to the ballroom. This is when we realized that we were locked in and about the become cocktails ourselves if we don't escape in time! We had to get to work quickly. Upon entering the kitchen (this is also a clever idea by the owner as the original location had a kitchen, so he had to come up with a theme that worked with the space), we felt that this room was much more spacious than the other two. This room was definitely a lot less liner than the others as well. We were able to divide and conquer on a lot of different small puzzles. Although we did feel that this room had more puzzles to solve than the other two but because we can solve them separately, it made things easier. From a décor aspect, the room definitely had an eerie feeling although we felt that it could be a little more "haunting" for a better immersive feel, but I think the owner would like to make this more family friendly. We also played a lot of creepy themed escape rooms before (even with live actors) and I was a bit more relieved on the fact that it's just a normal room so I can concentrate on solving puzzles versus getting scared. My partner on the other hand was hoping the count will come out and drink his blood.We finished this room the quickest out of all the three rooms we tried, and the owner said we set a new record as to how fast we completed it and usually this is the hardest room by their standard. *For more info, check out my Yelp profile.

I usually avoid the food at any BA so I will just rate the beer selection and service…read more Selection is up and down. There are better BAs in other cities. Beermenu on line is not always correct.

...where everybody knows your naaaame! Maybe not, but this is the Bishops where you get the most…read morestaff that you will recognize, not a lot of turnover like the rest seems to have. The food is above what you would get at a pub-style place, and the beer/whiskey selection is 5/5! Always something nice and new on tap you never have had (and I'm an avid untappd user), and the staff goes the extra mile in terms of knowledge and serviceability (which I don't get at other Bishops locations). Whisky selection is above and beyond, and the outdoor seating is complete with heaters and foldable roof for those rare sunny days.