Company «Open the Door»

You can feel the attention to detail as soon as you walk in: a well-designed lobby, clean restrooms, and plenty of lockers. The team was extremely friendly—thanks to Clarissa for the great care. The room itself ramps up from easy to challenging, works flawlessly from a technical standpoint, and consistently relies on two-person teamwork, with clear light and audio cues. For us as a duo, a terrific... Expand

Very interesting game with an unusual story despite the time-travel motif. Lots of variety and new interactive elements I’ve never seen before. Some parts could use more signposting, and in the nonlinear phase keeping track of things can be tricky, but thanks to environmental clues it remains fair. Great effects, recommended.

A game strictly designed for two people that makes clever use of the small space. The puzzles are unusual but at times a bit undercooked; at one point we solved something before all the components were in place, and one tool was too flimsy, which made things fiddly. The final twist was predictable and had no impact on the tasks. With a bit of polish, we’d be in love — as it is, it’s a clear recomm... Expand

One of my favorite games! Minimal space, used very cleverly, and consistently tailored to two players. The atmosphere and story really work; there’s even a nice twist. Especially strong: you truly solve everything together—no one is left standing around. Our host was super attentive and gave very clear hints. We’ll definitely stop by again in Vienna.

A great example of making the most of limited space. Exploring as a duo and the little surprises are a real joy, and the cooperative puzzles flow nicely. The twist at the end was fun, too.

Mummified is demanding, multifaceted, and creative. Instead of combination locks, there are smart team puzzles that really require you to talk and think laterally. Clean setting, super-friendly staff — we’ll definitely be back. Top!

Very solid game with primarily environment-based puzzles, all neatly integrated into the set. Great build quality and a few surprising moments. The finale feels a bit tame, but the story carries throughout.

I like all the games at Open The Door — no matter which one, you just have fun here. The team is great and has an in‑depth chat with you after the session. The Witch’s Hut has a pretty set and an interesting story. The puzzles are challenging yet remain logical and tie in nicely with the plot.

A large room, even larger props, and an epic dragon — plus a clear story and lots of puzzles without any annoying sense of being overwhelmed. The design is gorgeous and really sticks in your mind.

Great ideas and a few really cool effects. In the second half it became non-linear and at times I was missing a sense of direction, but with a subtle hint I was able to continue.