WeaknessesSome report solutions being given away too early and an annoyed or cynical tone. The initial batch of puzzles can drag, and tech like the tablet occasionally hitches. For newcomers, that can be frustrating.
StrengthsIncredibly immersive set with a 'moving' subway and strong 3D elements. Tense, tight story and novel communication deliver a cinematic feel. High production values that make it feel like a real adventure.
SecurityDespite motion effects, everything feels controlled and well supervised. Pre-briefing and clear communication help keep you oriented.
Level of fearNot a horror room—more thriller tension with a bomb plot. Okay for kids without a horror bent, but the intensity suits teens and adults better.
Actors' gameInteractions run mainly via audio/video and a Game Master outside the room; that boosts immersion. Feedback on the GM is mixed: from helpful to patronizing.
Quality of riddlesUnusual, thematically coherent, and mostly with good flow, but sometimes time-intensive. Fair at their core; only the early hints can sap the appeal. Beginners likely need more support.
PlotYou start as a Wiener Linien crew with a stalled train and slip into preventing an attack. Without spoilers: save Vienna and brush against legends—the story carries the experience.
Difficulty levelRather tough and, by many accounts, not for complete beginners. With experience and solid time management, you’ll hit the sweet spot.
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