Escape game 12+

Prison Break

2 - 6 people60 minutesAbove average

Suspected of spying for the West, you were imprisoned in East Berlin. Can you follow the clues of an escaped inmate and escape in 60 minutes?

With childrenProfiLarge company

Company EscapeGame Kufstein

Above average

Tense

Without actorsActors

Deutsch, EnglishGame language

About the escape room

You find yourselves in the DDR of the 60s in East Berlin. You have been unjustly accused by the Stasi of spying for the West. Since there is no evidence of your innocence, you must go to prison for an indefinite period. But you are very lucky, because you have found out that the prisoner before you somehow managed to escape from this jail. This gives you hope. There are also rumors that they left hints for other innocent inmates in the cells before their escape and hid them from the guards. The guards' shift change takes place in an hour. Each guard checks the cells before starting their shift. You therefore have only 60 minutes left for your endeavor.

Brief assessment

from Navigator AI

GDR prison with authentic breakout vibe, snappy puzzles, and strong game mastering. Ideal for 60 minutes of tension without horror.

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Overview of artificial intelligence

AIGuests highlight the friendly, humorous team and spot-on hints. The room is cohesively built and delivers a convincing prison-break feel. The puzzles are challenging but fair; doable even with two. A recurring wish is a visible countdown timer.

WeaknessesA concrete improvement suggestion is the missing countdown timer. Otherwise, hardly any criticism in the available feedback.

StrengthsTop-notch hosting that supports without spoiling. Atmosphere and setup are convincing and create flow and fun. Many would come back immediately.

SecurityThe briefing is clear and patient; support remains reachable at all times. No safety issues are mentioned in the reviews.

Level of fearNot geared toward horror; the thrill comes from time pressure and breakout atmosphere. No specific notes on suitability for children are available.

Actors' gameGame masters like Nina are described as warm, witty, and attentive. Hints arrive as needed and never too extensive.

Quality of riddlesTricky yet logical and cleanly structured, making progress feel rewarding. Works well with teamwork and is pleasantly decipherable with hints. Overall feels fair, with a focus on puzzles and collaboration.

PlotYou're wrongfully imprisoned in a GDR jail in the 60s and follow hidden clues from former inmates. The breakout must succeed within 60 minutes before the guard shift.

Difficulty levelMedium-high, ideal for experienced players. Motivated beginners can make it with hints; plays well with two.