Panos B.

This is the first escape room I visited with a friend in Munich after moving here from Warsaw.

The story is intriguing, but I believe that the interior of the room and the relevance of the riddles could have been better executed. Without giving away any spoilers, I did not really feel the experience of trying to prevent an alien invasion continuously for 1 hour.

Some of the riddles were unique, which is a good point if you have visited plenty of escape rooms. At the same time, maybe some will consider other riddles a bit far-fetched, but this adds to the difficulty of the room, which is appreciated.

This is the second escape room my wife and I visited together after we moved to Munich. The first was Tesla’s Mystery (also provided by Fox in a Box) and since we’re satisfied, we decided to try again with The Central Bank.

The atmosphere was nice and even though the riddles were not unique, the designers managed to make them be part of the experience and the flow of the riddle solving, instead of just putting them there. All in all, it was a fun experience with excellent service!

My wife and I are big fans of escape rooms. We have been to multiple ones around the world and since we are currently living in Munich, we started exploring the scene here.

Tesla’s Mystery was the first escape room we visited in Munich together. It was fun with some nice riddles that you do not see in every escape room. The atmosphere and the interior was very good, which is important when you’ve been to many escape rooms and you’re looking for something that convinces you that you have “teleported” somewhere else for an hour. The service was excellent.

This a well made room, with interesting and unique riddles. You can tell that a big effort has been made in designingthe room!