WeaknessesFor some groups the ending felt unclear or the order of tasks was fuzzy, which cost time. With larger parties the space and distribution of activity can feel tight, and some also complained about difficulty finding the location. In a few cases it was mentioned that frequently handled props could use refreshing, or that computer-related tasks aren’t to everyone’s taste.
StrengthsThe puzzles are logical, varied, and well-executed technically, with simultaneous activities in several spots. The game flows smoothly and the room has multiple spaces that create a real heist feel. The staff are super friendly and helpful, and hints come exactly when needed.
SecurityInitial instructions are clear, the play environment is safe, and there’s essentially no physical climbing or crawling required. The game master monitors the run and steps in if needed; there’s a separate area for parties and photos are taken at the end.
Level of fearNo horror and nothing to scare kids; also suits more timid players. A good choice for families and children’s birthdays from around age 10.
Actors' gameGame masters are attentive and give hints politely without spoiling the fun. Sometimes there’s a role voice in another room or a brief role moment; once it was mentioned the acting could have been a bit more convincing.
Quality of riddlesThe tasks are mostly logical, clean, and varied in type, with good technological implementations. The difficulty can be chosen, hints are fair, and in some spots there are multiple paths to the finish. Only rarely does the order of tasks or a certain code type cause confusion or ambiguities.
PlotYou enter a bank and move from room to room to reach the vault and snatch the secret papers before the police arrive. The pace is fast, the feel is like a real heist, and without spoilers there are still surprises left for the end.
Difficulty levelMedium difficulty, adjustable for beginners and a pleasant warm-up for veterans. In pairs it can be brisk, and with 6 players a bit cramped, but 3–5 is the sweet spot.
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