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The company No Way Out offers 16 escape rooms. You will have about 960 minutes to finish available escape rooms. [more]
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The company No Way Out offers 16 escape rooms. You will have about 960 minutes to finish available escape rooms.
Wien, Austria
Wien
Rauhensteingasse 7, 1010 Wien
Rooms available in department Wien
Linz, Austria
Linz
Prinz-Eugen-Straße 22, 4020 Linz, Austria
Rooms available in department Linz
Innsbruck, Austria
Innsbruck
Grabenweg 12, 6020 Innsbruck, Österreich
Rooms available in department Innsbruck
Graz, Austria
Graz
Alte Poststraße 470, 8055 Graz, Österreich
Rooms available in department Graz
München, Germany
München
Zweibrückenstraße 8, 80331 München, Deutschland
Rooms available in department München
Recent reviews
Scout
58 pts
Too easy, too expensive
1/28/24 | visit date: 9/15/22
Archival rating
Nice room, with easy riddles. It was not worth the price. But maybe it is normal price for Austria. We had much better experience with lower budget in other countries.
Recently visited rooms:
Overall rating: 4/10
Customer service: 9/10
Interior: 6/10
Difficulty: Easy
Guide
700 pts
Mixed feelings
4/28/20 | visit date: 2/1/20
Wow, this is probably escape room which caused my feelings about its different parts to be the most polarized ever.
Whole game has really incredible production value. There is a very big space, interior and decorations are looking incredible, it has exactly the vibes you would expect it to have, game has well planned scenario of events that it follows, you could say a lot of money has been invested into it. In these regards, it was an outstanding experience.
But puzzles? Wow, they were so flat and poor. It is hard to even call them puzzles, you just need to find a few things and that's it more or less. Moreover I had a feeling that we are progressing really slowly and we may not manage to complete it in time, but it turned out it took us something like 25 minutes to escape cause amount of things to do was so low. Puzzle-wise, this is a disgrace to this market. Pretty sure these were the worst "puzzles" I've ever encountered. Maybe it is kind of property of some scary escape rooms, but if it is one, then I definitely do not like it and it doesn't have to be one as some other examples show otherwise.
That room advertises itself as "the scariest escape room in Europe". This is by far not true. I think for many people it is going to be really scary, there are some psychedelic parts, but it's not close to for example Poltergeist in Prague.
Moreover, I felt that customer service was really desultory. There were some conversations that went approximately like "-Did you have fun?, -Yeah, -Ok, cool"., I felt kind of like just another customer to be processed on a conveyor belt. And we were given a German soundtrack initially and I needed to call our MG and tell that we should be given English one and we were requested to go out of room for a minute when they adjusted things.
As kind of a pioneer of writing reviews on foreign versions of lockme let me make use of the grading scale adjusted to explanations associated with them. I will rate it at 7. However you can clearly see that description given to that mark can't be appropriate since this experience excelled in some areas and totally sucked in others.
In my new rating scale that I decided to adapt (1-horrible, 2-ok, possibly flawed, 3-good, worth doing, 4-very good, 5-extraordinary) I grade this at:
Set design, production value: 5
Puzzles: 1
Something original: 4
Did I have fun?: 3
Whole game has really incredible production value. There is a very big space, interior and decorations are looking incredible, it has exactly the vibes you would expect it to have, game has well planned scenario of events that it follows, you could say a lot of money has been invested into it. In these regards, it was an outstanding experience.
But puzzles? Wow, they were so flat and poor. It is hard to even call them puzzles, you just need to find a few things and that's it more or less. Moreover I had a feeling that we are progressing really slowly and we may not manage to complete it in time, but it turned out it took us something like 25 minutes to escape cause amount of things to do was so low. Puzzle-wise, this is a disgrace to this market. Pretty sure these were the worst "puzzles" I've ever encountered. Maybe it is kind of property of some scary escape rooms, but if it is one, then I definitely do not like it and it doesn't have to be one as some other examples show otherwise.
That room advertises itself as "the scariest escape room in Europe". This is by far not true. I think for many people it is going to be really scary, there are some psychedelic parts, but it's not close to for example Poltergeist in Prague.
Moreover, I felt that customer service was really desultory. There were some conversations that went approximately like "-Did you have fun?, -Yeah, -Ok, cool"., I felt kind of like just another customer to be processed on a conveyor belt. And we were given a German soundtrack initially and I needed to call our MG and tell that we should be given English one and we were requested to go out of room for a minute when they adjusted things.
As kind of a pioneer of writing reviews on foreign versions of lockme let me make use of the grading scale adjusted to explanations associated with them. I will rate it at 7. However you can clearly see that description given to that mark can't be appropriate since this experience excelled in some areas and totally sucked in others.
In my new rating scale that I decided to adapt (1-horrible, 2-ok, possibly flawed, 3-good, worth doing, 4-very good, 5-extraordinary) I grade this at:
Set design, production value: 5
Puzzles: 1
Something original: 4
Did I have fun?: 3
Recently visited rooms:
Overall rating: 7/10
Customer service: 7/10
Interior: 10/10
Difficulty: Easy