Company «Põgene seiklusmäng»

Small room, but there are loads of hidden items and clues. Plenty of puzzling, mild scares and tension, and when we got stuck, the very friendly game masters pointed us in the right direction. Warm recommendation!

Mystique, a pleasant eeriness, and lots of puzzling. Not a single unfair trick; everything clicked once you finally got it. Highly recommended!

Victory ultimately came from communication — once we talked through everything we saw, things started to click. The hints were precise without being overly leading. A very pleasant, fast-paced room.

The thrill kicked in within the first seconds. There were three of us; for two it was the first time, but with focus and teamwork you can manage just fine. The welcome was warm, and now we’d like to try the other rooms as well.

Pretty tough level; we got stuck and asked for help too late. The atmosphere is great and the puzzles are logical, but in the dark it’s easy to miss details. Didn’t make it out this time — we’ll be back.

The tasks were of a reasonable difficulty and required a lot of focus. Time ran short and I didn’t finish, but the experience was still exciting and I’d happily go again.

The tasks weren’t very difficult, and it was comfortable to play as a team of three. Time went by quickly, and the staff were friendly. If no one on the team speaks Estonian, it can get a bit tricky.

The room was well executed, but the expected wow factor never materialized. The backstory could have been read aloud; we had to figure out the story ourselves. The puzzles were still interesting.

Very exciting and just the right amount of scary. The special effects, puzzles, and design complement each other, and the room leaves a cool impression.

A very interesting experience. Some things turned out to be so simple that we didn’t think of them right away, and we had a lot of laughs about it. There were three of us—two 11-year-olds and one adult—and there was plenty to do for everyone.