Company The Space

A very cool adventure in the giant’s room, where you have to use both your head and flexibility. The staging supports the mood wonderfully, and it’s just right for two people. I’d recommend it to everyone, except those with mobility issues and very short players; the guide was very lively and professional. We took it easy and finished in about three-quarters of an hour.

From the very first minutes, a fairy-tale feeling is there: the set design, sounds, and lighting are carefully thought out. The tasks range widely—sometimes logic, sometimes attention—and you can’t do without teamwork. A very pleasant sense of flow; time flew by.

The experience we had was excellent: distinctive and atmospheric decorations and varied, logical puzzles. The game is fast-paced and fun, so you never get bored and the hour flies by.

We went with the kids, parents, and grandma—everyone was engaged and no one felt left out. The instructor was professional and friendly, the game was entertaining, with plenty of puzzling and climbing, and the impression still lingers.

Nicely logical puzzles and superb service. At times you needed a longer reach or more flexibility, which made a couple of spots awkward for our group, but otherwise very fun. I recommend wearing comfortable clothes.

This escape room differs from the usual — the furniture is at the wrong scale, and sometimes you need to be both flexible and tall at the same time. Tip: comfortable clothing will help you succeed.

An awesome experience! It feels like you're a tiny human in a giant's kitchen, and you can actually climb onto everything. The kids loved it, and the instructor kept the pace just right.

Awesome experience being tiny in a giant’s house. The puzzles are ingenious, and it’s especially cool that you’re allowed to climb—it makes the game come alive.

Top-notch decorations, but a couple of mechanisms felt unintuitive until a hint came. Overall the impression is positive; I just expected a clearer cue.

Overall high-quality and engaging, but as people of average height and build we found it difficult to get up in some spots. Some parts opened more due to hints or a try-everything approach; the logic felt unclear. You do see this in many rooms, but it was a bit bothersome here as well.