Not what I expected?! Lots of fun and screams as I was joined by 4 strangers who made it a great…read moreexperience for me. Go scream, cry and laugh as it was memorable

If you like a good scare and escape rooms, then this is the place for you! Come with an open mind…read moreand have no expectations. Yes, it's scary, but thankfully you have the option to make it less scary by saying no touching (your wrists/hands) by the workers. If you have some extra time in Krakow, then I highly recommend doing this activity.

Got back to review this venue after half a year since visit :)…read more Now I can compare it to other escape quests in Krakow, and I'd say that it's pretty good and very well balanced. It's a franchise and I think they have the same or similar quests in several other cities.It allows them to analyze the games and make efficient changes in the rooms much faster than for other venue owners. The only bad thing for me is that it's impossible to get any information about rooms from the website, so you don't actually know where are you going as there are no photos at all. On reservation page you can select either Room1 or Room2. I have no idea in which room I've already been, so RoomX will probably be the last room in Krakow I'll try. Officially up to 3 hints are given and they advice to use them when you're stuck. As I've already mentioned, the game is balanced, you spend pretty much the same amount of time per puzzle. And if you're stuck - just use the hint. Comparing to others this strategy gives you nearly 100% opportunity to complete the room and get your fun.

Omg this was awesome. We were on a trip to Krakow and ran into some Irish girls who suggested we…read moretry this. I'm so glad we did it. It is terrifying! We all loved it. So basically it's a maze and you have to find clues but it's all in the dark. You're given little flashlights that are ridiculously dim. I haven't seen this in the US but it's a really cool concept. It combines haunted maze/escape the room.

(Just for future reference - everything written here is about Bomb room. I've visited this place…read morehalf a year and they promised that second room is coming soon. Well, 6 months have passed but it's still coming, or crawling, I dunno) Main feature of this escape quest is that they have literally hundreds of objects, most of which lead to false pathes. In other quests you're often stuck at some particular place and you know "okay, I will solve this, probably get a key and it will fit one of the locks". But here you are feeling stuck all the time until the very end. I'd recommend going here in maximum possible group of 5 people and let everyone try different directions. At least one puzzle requires good cooperation and I doubt it can be solved with less then 3 persons. One more tiny thing which pleased me - moderator of the game communicates with you only via radio and never enters the room. It gives you a feeling that you're really locked here. Btw, here you have to achieve two parallel goals - defuse the bomb and exit the room. Even if you escape without handling the bomb, it still counts as fail. Main downside is the lack of rooms (currently only one). Also at the time of my visit it wasn't fully operational, at least infrared scanners were not working. But i'm 99% sure it is already fixed.

Best escape quests in the city here, 6/5! :)…read more In the room "Butcher's Laboratory" your team is split into two sub-teams and everyone is handcuffed to the wall. Around half of the time you are trying to get free. To do that both sub-teams have to interact a lot cause the puzzles from both sides are intertwined, you need to get stuff from another team to solve yours puzzle and vice versa. You can barely reach your other teammates, so if you drop something on the floor - you lose (well, you can get off your boot and use it as a hook to get the item back ;). The rest of the game is more or less straightforward, I do not remember any specific details. The room "Counter-Terrorists" is a classical "defuse the bomb to get free". What I liked here is that they are using some interesting technologies like reacting to a specific sound. Also there was an astounding trick with Pepsi, it's genius, I have no idea how was it possible to come up with something like this. There was also a funny moment when you have to do something with an old mobile phone, you know, the one with buttons and other stuff, it was challenging to refresh the mind of how to use it :D Comparing to other rooms, this one is a breath of fresh air, I'm looking forward for the third room (which won't happen soon, unfortunately :( )

My wife and I did the "Counter Terrorist" room and both thoroughly enjoyed it. The puzzles were…read morevery clever and engaging. I was very impressed with them.

This place was opened around 2 months ago and has already got a good reputation among escape game…read morelovers. I'd say it's the best place in Krakow to try escape games among the 4 I've been here to. The stuff is very friendly, the quests are well organized, the price is democratic. But probably it won't suit the team where no one has ever tried such games. It's not the most challenging one but definitely above average. Currently they have 3 rooms: The Mars Expedition, The Inca Treasure and The Mystery Room. I've been to the Mars one, and it's one of the best escape rooms I've used to experience. Besides very few regular for escape games puzzles "find the key" and "get the combination" they have puzzles which require knowledge of astronomics, optics and geology, moreover you'll even have to control the robot to solve some things. The time limit is not very strict, I think we've finished in around ~63 minutes instead of the required 60. The only bad thing is that the room is not protected against some creative teamwork solutions. I'm glad that they have interfered just in time; now I realize that we could have finished the room in 10 minutes if they hadn't stopped us ;).

Wow. This place is awesome. I see some older reviews saying…read moreit closed, but my boyfriend and I visited in June 2019 and it was honestly the best escape room I've ever done. The room was translated to english so we had no problem doing it (we don't speak any Polish). The room we did was a medieval-themed room and the goal was to slay the dragon. At every turn there was a surprise and I was so impressed by the amazing puzzles they had put in there. Obviously I don't want to spoil it so I can't give too many details!! It was challenging enough that we were not able to finish in the hour (I think we got an hour and 10 minutes) but the puzzles were solve-able with some thought. They also had a lot of tech elements which in my opinion makes an escape room that much cooler. All this to say - definitely go here!!!! It's a great price and a great experience and it made for a really exciting day in a great city.

Bad news: this place will be permanently closed by end of the month, last day is on 31.03.2015. The…read moreowner has sold the franchise to some place in Warsaw, so in future it will be reopened, probably with some changes. Good news: their room Exorcism is purely awesome and deserves the title of the most interesting one in Krakow. It's not a classical escape room, you are not closed and can leave at any moment. The goal of the game is to exorcise the demon from the girl. During the game you have to uncover the plot and to understand how to do that. There are quite a few horror elements (correspondingly to the topic), as well as some very unexpected events (can't spoil here). I'd recommend anyone who's reading this to not miss the chance to visit this place.

Looks like these people have heard that escape quests are cool and fun, but never tried something…read morethemselves. They have two rooms, Postapocalyptia and Back to School. I was in the first one, and I think it is supposed to be the better one as there are always more reservations for it. Still it's awful. The only reason to not give 1 start is that they are cheaper than other games. Anyway, I guess I'll get the courage to try the second room only when there will be no other quests left in Krakow. As for the room itself, it is really tiny, even the hostess warned us about possible claustrofobia. All the puzzles are text based, i.e. you search the room for pieces of paper, put them together, solve the riddle, open 1 more lock to get more pieces of paper. That's all. And come on, having a gas mask and a few Fallout toys doesn't give you the right to call it Postapocalyptia. It looks as a cheap attempt to get easy money on escape quests' rising popularity.