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We were recommended to try Katrina after playing La Taberna, which was an absolutely mind-blowing escape room experience. Katrina did not disappoint.

It is a beautiful masterpiece. You start in a cantina in Mexico and become involved with the cartels. The world gradually opens up as you discover Mexican culture, the Day of the Dead, and eventually get to feel like Indiana Jones as you uncover Mayan artefacts and the secrets they hold.

Katrina is definitely among the most impressive and immersive escape rooms I have ever tried.

Our host, Laura, did an amazing job, both with the acting and with taking care of us throughout the experience.

We had 2 hours to solve Katrina, but because we were only two people, they gave us around 2.5 hours instead. It's quiet difficult but I felt we had a really good flow in the puzzles especially in the first half. 

I love these kinds of escape rooms because they make you feel as if you are inside a movie or a video game. Simply amazing.

We wanted to try even more escape rooms from Elements, but sadly we did not have the time.

Cybercity 2049 is an extremely beautiful and immersive escape room.

The theme is a mix of all your favourite cyberpunk sci-fi movies, like The Matrix and Blade Runner. We were greeted by a Morpheus-like man who asked us if we wanted to hack and escape Genesis.

When you begin your journey, you open up so many beautifully designed rooms and discover the super cool and high-tech underground cyber city.

The story is good, the puzzles are fun, and there are also some intense moments where you have to hide.

A really fun and great experience.

Our host was super fun and very engaging in the story.

I can only recommend Cybercity 2049.

This escape room is rated no. 9 best in the world 2025 by Terpeca. We travelled all the way from Denmark to Barcelona because we had heard so much about the escape rooms here, so of course we were very excited, and of course a bit sceptical from the start about whether it would fulfil our high expectations.

And my honest answer... It was worth all the hype!

The immersiveness was the best I have ever tried. From the moment you step into the building, you are already beginning your experience. The actors/hosts greet you, and they do not break character at any time during your stay.

Our hosts were Aida and Ainhoa, and they did the most amazing job!

I will not spoil anything for you, but you will move around a whole world they have built for you. You start in the tavern, listening to the story of your pirate ancestors, and from there the story just unfolds while you solve puzzles and open up the world. It is like being in a movie or a beautiful RPG video game.

You move through so many amazing rooms that all feel very real and connected in one big world. When I entered the last room, I gasped at how impressive and beautiful it was.

The puzzles are medium difficulty, but because of how immersive the world is, you will also spend a lot of time just looking around and taking everything in, so the difficulty fits the experience.

If you are stuck, you will get some help, but again, it will not be on a screen or through a talking system like in classic escape rooms. This is also done very elegantly by having the people in the story help you without breaking character.

If I should give some feedback, it would be that sometimes it was a bit difficult to hear the voices from the speakers, there was a single mechanism that did not work(a doorbell), and if you have bad eyesight, it can be a bit challenging to decode some puzzles in the dim light. But these are small things that do not take away from the fact that this was a 5/5 star experience.

This is so much more than an escape room. I would call it an immersive escape experience instead.

We travelled to Barcelona from Denmark and took the train 1.5 hours from the city centre to reach this escape room, and I can still say that it was worth it all. This has to be the best escape room I have ever tried so far. We are going to try a few others in Barcelona, and I am very excited to see if this is the general quality of escape rooms in this area.

Thanks for an amazing experience.

Story: You are in a military bunker and have to prevent a nuclear bomb from destroying the world.

Good things: Well decorated room, I liked the concept of the suitcase you had to carry around, lots of military equipment that was cool.

Less good things: Sadly, the overall experience was not good. We had a really bad start because the technology used to start the room did not work. We were supposed to watch a video which would trigger the room, but it failed. We were told to just start searching the room without the video, but it meant that all the background music and everything else on the screen that was supposed to make the experience more immersive did not work. Some puzzles were also not triggered right away, probably because of this. They never managed to make the video work, and it completely ruined the escape room because it made everything less responsive, so we were not sure if we had solved the puzzles or not. When we escaped, it felt very anticlimactic because there was no feedback anywhere in the room. There was one puzzle that I did not like, where you had to listen to a lot of numbers. The voice was too unclear and made it unreasonably difficult to decode the numbers.

Host/hints: The hosts did what they could to help but were unable to fix the technical issues. Hints and communication happened through a button on the wall.

Immersiveness: Completely ruined because of broken technology.

Puzzles: I actually liked many of the puzzles, especially the concept of the suitcase. It is non linear, which makes it more difficult. As mentioned, I did not like the puzzle where you had to listen to many numbers because the voice was so difficult to decode.

Difficulty: Very difficult because it is non linear.

Photos: We were allowed to take a picture inside the room at the end.

Overall rating: 2/5

Story: You have to steal a diamond from the bank.

Good things: Good quality overall, nice room, fun and logical puzzles.

Less good things: I did not like that you had to work in the dark the entire time. It would have been more fun if you could turn on the light at some point. Also, the sound on the TV showing the intro was too low, so we could not hear anything. One of the puzzles was not logical (the one with water) so we "ruined it" and had to skip it. We were told that most people "ruin it", so maybe they should redesign it.

Host/hints: Great and helpful host. Hints and communication happened through a button on the wall.

Immersiveness: Great immersiveness, but it was ruined a bit when we had to skip one puzzle and get a lot of help on how to do it.

Puzzles: Most of them were nice and fun. Lots of padlocks.

Difficulty: Besides the one puzzle we "ruined", the difficulty was perfect for us.

Photos: We were allowed to take a picture inside the room at the end.

Overall rating: 3/5

Good things: Nice room, great mechanisms, fun puzzles, clever and logical. I liked that you had to cooperate. Good quality overall.

Less good things: The host explained a bit too much about the mechanisms in the room and kind of spoiled that we were not suppose to get out of the obvious exit door. 

Story: You are in prison with your mate and have to get out.

Host/hints: Great and helpful host. Hints and communication were through text messages to another inmate.

Immersiveness: The prison felt real.

Puzzles: Most of them were nice and fun. Only a few padlocks.

Difficulty: 7/10

Photos: We were allowed to take a picture inside the room at the end and also got a small photo surprise.

Overall rating: 4/5

Good things: Cool setting, fun puzzles, and it was cool with the decompression chamber you had to go through to get to space. I liked how the computer and the guidebook worked together. I also liked that there were almost no padlocks.

Less good things: There were a few missed opportunities to create cool high-tech puzzles, but they made them too manual. (Spoiler: the puzzle with the joystick could have been more than just a piece of paper behind the door.) 

Also it required a lot of communication through the two rooms but it was extremely difficult to hear each other. 

Lastly, the quality of the decorations could have been higher to make the immersiveness even better. It felt a bit too much like just a "room". We solved it in only 45 minutes because we accidentally solved a puzzle by luck (the last one). It was our own fault for just trying every combination, but it could have been more obvious that we were supposed to figure it out through the puzzles instead.

Story: You are in space and have to get back to Earth.

Host/hints: Great and helpful host. Hints and communication were through a walkie-talkie. The walkie-talkie was a bit weird and made annoying noises sometimes.

Immersiveness: The decompression chamber was cool and made it feel very immersive. But apart from that, it felt like being in a room with white walls.

Puzzles: Most of them were nice and fun. Only one padlock.

Photos: We were allowed to take a picture inside the room at the end.

Overall rating: 3/5

Less good things: I did not like the beginning in a dark room, because it was hard to see when entering codes. A few puzzles felt a bit illogical in my opinion, and the room felt a bit old (which it is). 

Story: You have to save the world by finding an antidote in a crazy scientist’s laboratory.

Host/hints: Great and helpful host. Hints and communication were through a walkie talkie.

Immersiveness: It was okay. The lab was nice but a bit old.

Puzzles: Too many padlocks for my taste, but also a lot of fun puzzles where you had to use different lab equipment.

Difficulty: Very difficult. We received a lot of hints.

Photos: We were allowed to take a picture inside the room at the end.

Overall rating: 3/5

Good things: It was fun that you were split up into two cells, and the was you moved through the rooms was fun and clever. It was also a little scary that you had to hide from the guard. Nice decorations.

Less good things: Hints were given through a microphone, there were too many padlocks, and it felt a bit plain.

Story: You are in prison because you are Pablo Escobar's henchmen. You have to break out of prison.

Host/hints: Great and helpful host. The hints were given through a microphone when we asked for them. We did not have a timer inside the room, so we had no idea how much time we had left.

Immersiveness: It was okay. The prison cell felt very real.

Puzzles: Too many padlocks for my taste, but also a lot of fun puzzles.

Difficulty: On the website it is listed as medium. It was quite difficult.

Photos: We were allowed to take a picture inside the room at the end.

Overall rating: 3/5

PIN Escape Rooms 3 - The Cube

Good things: Beautiful room, high quality, no locks, only mechanical puzzles.

Less good things: Puzzles were given through a microphone, one puzzle didn't work, so the host had to fix it, but it stole some of our time. There was no real story, and the host seemed very unexcited.

Host/hints: The host was 5 minutes late, so we waited outside in the rain, and he didn't give any instructions before we entered the room. He seemed very uninterested in everything, but luckily we still ended up having a good experience because the room itself was great. The hints were given through a microphone when we either asked for them or the host decided to give them to us. It was a bit of a clumsy way to do it because it could be difficult to hear what was said through the microphone. Also, we didn't have a timer inside the room, so we had no idea how much time we had left.

Immersiveness: We were not given a story or introduction to the room, which took away from the immersive experience. But the room was well built, so you actually felt like you were in another world when you stepped into the room.

Puzzles: No locks, only mechanical puzzles, which I liked. We asked to skip one of the puzzles because it relied too much on memory, which I don't like. I think it's more fun when you can solve all the puzzles using logic.

Theme/room: You step into a red cube made out of 9x9 red tiles. It's very cool and feels very sci-fi, like the film the Cube. I've tried a the Cube room before in Budapest which had multiple rooms, but this was only one room.

Difficulty: On the website it's listed as medium, which I think is correct. We made it out.

Photos: We were allowed to take a picture inside the room at the end.

Overall rating: 3.5/5

This escape room was a fine experience overall. I did it with my colleagues in a team of five, and we managed to escape with a few minutes to spare. It was definitely fun and worked well as a team-building activity.

That said, it wasn’t particularly immersive or visually impressive. The setting felt a bit basic – more like a basement in Copenhagen (which it literally was) than a fully themed escape room. There were a few fun mechanisms, but the room relied heavily on padlocks, keys, and number codes, which gave it a bit of an old-school, mechanical feel. Not much in the way of modern or high-tech puzzles.

There was a single mechanism I hadn’t seen before, which was interesting, but nothing that really stood out. Unfortunately, one of the keys was badly bent, and we ended up wasting about four minutes trying to figure out what we were doing wrong. We’d been told not to use force, but in the end, that’s exactly what was needed to get it open.

The most frustrating part was the hint system. You couldn’t ask for help – the game master would only give hints if they thought you needed it. Since they didn’t notice we were stuck due to a broken key, they didn’t intervene, and we just sat there confused and waisted a lot of time. 

Overall, it was fun and worth doing, especially with a good team, but the experience would’ve been a lot better with a more immersive setting, a more modern design, and a more responsive hint system.

Good things: Cool theme, lots of rooms, cool puzzles, super immersive, some really cool decorations/props. The rooms respond very well to everything you do, and there are surprising mechanics.

Less good things: Not a fan of hints through a walkie-talkie (sometimes difficult to understand). There was maybe a bit too many puzzles where you had to use a computer. 

Story/Theme: You're inside an AI corporation, and suddenly the AI begins to control everything around you. You have to shut down the system. I love these kinds of dystopian sci-fi universes.

Puzzles: I liked most of the puzzles. They felt high-tech, and the room responded in a super cool way when you solved something. The difficulty was pretty high, which led to some frustration at times, though I think only one instance was due to poor puzzle design. The puzzles were not linear, making the experience dynamic but also more challenging.

Room/Decorations: Super cool. I liked how clean it starts (clinic white room) , and then the atmosphere changes with lights turning on and off/changing colour and different rooms opening up. I loved the different themes/vibes of each room. It felt very corporate, as it was supposed to. I liked the AI voice that occasionally spoke in the background, potentially giving hints about what to do next.

Hosting/Company/Hints: The staff was super friendly and helpful. However, I wasn't a big fan of getting hints through a walkie-talkie. 

Difficulty: Very difficult.

Photos: You are allowed to take photos while playing

Good things: Cool theme, nice atmosphere, immersive, cool rooms and decorations, good story 

Less good things: Not a fan of hints through a walkie-talkie (sometimes difficult to understand). Small room (only two small rooms). Not always a fan of how the room responded when solving a puzzle (not clear what it unlocked)

Story/Theme: You're inside a submarine and has to escape before the air runs out. I loved this theme 

Puzzles: I liked most of the puzzles but there was a few I didn't like. Also a few of the puzzles were the same which I thought was a little frustrating and boring. I didn't like that it wasn't always clear what a puzzle unlocked. 

Room/Decorations: Super cool but a little too small. It felt very much like a submarine which I liked. 

Hosting/Company/Hints: The staff was super friendly and helpful. However, I wasn't a big fan of getting hints through a walkie-talkie. We got frustrated with the communication because we couldn't hear/understand the instructions

Difficulty: Very difficult. A little frustrating because it wasn't always clear what was unlocked when you solved a puzzle. 

Photos: You are not allowed to take photos while playing, but you can have a team photo inside the room at the end.

Good things: Most of the puzzles were fun and creative.

Less good things: The experience wasn't very immersive. The mechanics felt a bit heavy, and the room was worn out. You had to be very precise when solving puzzles. We were somewhat disappointed, especially after having tried their renowned Secret Subway Escape Room.

Story/Theme: The theme was Santa Muerte,  the Mexican Day of the Dead. While it had great potential, it wasn't executed very well.

Puzzles: Most of the puzzles were enjoyable and creative, though there were a few that I didn't like. The book provided at the beginning was meant to help solve some puzzles and keep track of time, but the timer didn’t work. The book contained pieces of paper with hints, which felt very low-tech. It could have been much cooler if the book had been more magical, such as a tablet that updated as we solved the puzzles. Additionally, the puzzles had to be solved in a linear way, which made it a bit boring. I prefer when multiple puzzles can be worked on simultaneously.

Room/Decorations: I was disappointed with the room design. It didn't feel like it was of high quality, and much of it seemed homemade. While there were a few cool details, the overall experience was lacking. The animals printed on the walls were of poor quality and appeared pixelated, which detracted from the immersion.

Hosting/Company/Hints: The staff was friendly. However, the method for getting hints was very manual—you had to speak up or wave at the cameras. I prefer systems where you can press a button or use other automated methods to receive hints.

Difficulty: The difficulty is rated 3/5 on their website, which seems accurate. The puzzles weren't overly challenging, but sometimes extra time was needed because of the need for precision.

Photos: You are not allowed to take photos while playing, but you can have a team photo inside the room in the end.

We only got 60 minutes. I don't know why it says you have 90 minutes here.

Good things: A cool atypical room. I liked the "high koncept" theme of having an all white room. I also liked a lot of the puzzles as long as you are okay with most of them being "IQ test" kind of puzzles. 

Less good things: I think the room was a little worn. It could have been better build to give the impressive "all white room" feeling. The mechanics felt a little "heavy" but they worked as intended. If you have tried some of the other extremely immersive and beautiful escape rooms on Budapest this might feel a little dull (but try it anyway - it's fun to try something new) 

Story/theme: The theme of an all white room was super cool. It didn't need a story 

Puzzles: All puzzles were made so you had to think very logical and mathematical. Most of the puzzles were great. There was maybe 1-2 that were not to my liking. I felt a little frustrated at times but I think it was because of the difficulty and not because of the design of the puzzles. Some padlocks and keys in this room. 

Room/decorations: Cool but with potential for improvement. It felt a little worn and could use a touch up. I loved the idea of having an all white room which will slowly transform while solving the puzzles. 

Hosting/company/hints: Sweet staff. I was not a fan of the hint system. You have to push a button to get manual help. It was a little difficult to hear the instructions over the speaker some times. We got 2 hints. 

Difficulty: 10/10 on their website. I would definitely say that it was one of the harder escape rooms I've tried. We didn't make it and missed maybe 2-3 of the last puzzles to get out. Even though it was hard I still liked the puzzles. 

Photos: You are allowed to take photos inside the rooms while playing and they will also take a team picture in the end if you ask. 

Good things: Cool theme, I liked the wands, beautiful rooms which were definitely of a high quality build. 

Less good things: Sadly not the best room from Neverland. We have tried 4 other rooms from this company and they were all amazing so this room was kind of disappointing compared to the others. 

Story/theme: The theme was Wizard Trials and I'm a big Harry Potter fan so I was super excited for this theme. It was okay but I think they could have done more to emphasize the magical universe. 

Puzzles: It was a 3rd generation room but honestly I think that the mechanisms felt a little heavy... Not faulty (they worked as intended) but sometimes too difficult to interpret what was meant to be done. 3 of the puzzles were "read symbols" mechanisms and 2 other puzzles were "trial and error" mechanisms. Also a few locks. They had a few cool puzzles but sadly the rest were not to my liking because they felt heavy and not that logical.

Room/decorations: Nice build but I think they could have done much more to make it feel magical. It had so much potential but really missed something. I would have loved to feel more like I was doing magic with the wands. They could have used smoke, shaking walls or objects, flashing light or other cool mechanisms. The Aztec room by the same company was a very cool example on how to make a room feel magical. 

Hosting/company: I love Neverland. It's such a cozy place in the basement and it's also a really nice bar. When you finish a room you unlock a special cocktail which is also a fun detail. Hints work great through a screen in the room. 

Difficulty: It's 4,5/5 on the website which means it's the most difficult room from this company. It was definitely more difficult than the 4 others we've tried. 

Photos: You are allowed to take photos inside the rooms while playing and they will also take a team picture in the end if you ask. 

Good things: One of the most beautiful and atmospheric rooms I've ever tried. You have to use your senses in this room a lot which is super cool. The light is very dim and you'll walk around with lanterns all the time which makes the experience very immersive. 

Less good things: Nothing. It was perfect 

Story/theme: The theme/story was amazing. The best escape room in terms of theme I've ever tried. You a locked inside an Aztec pyramide and have to solve puzzles to find the secrets about the pyramide. The room is so beautiful and extremely atmospheric. You really feel like you're underground. The room reacts so cool when you solve the puzzles - opening secret stone walls, letting out smoke, shaking etc. You feel like you are inside a movie like Tomb Raider or Indiana Jones. 

Puzzles: Amazing 3rd generation puzzles. So many creative but still logical puzzles. They were extremely fun to solve. The room responded quick and very well when you solved a puzzle. No padlock at all! 

Room/decorations: Amazing. I've never seen anything like it before. So beautiful and well done. So atmospheric. 

Hosting/company: I love Neverland. It's such a cozy place in the basement and is also a really nice bar. When you finish a room you unlock a special cocktail which was also a fun detail. 

Hints work great through a screen in the room. 

Difficulty: It's 4/5 on the website which it think is true

Photos: You are allowed to take photos inside the rooms while playing and they will also take a team picture in the end if you ask. 

Good things: Definitely one of the best rooms I've ever tried. Amazing room with so many cool 3rd generation mechanisms I've never seen before 

Less good things: Nothing. It was perfect 

Story/theme: You have to rob a bank and in the process destroy the defence mechanisms inside the bank and find some information on an agent with access to one of the vaults. It was such a cool and immersive theme and you really felt the excitement while progressing. 

Puzzles: Amazing 3rd generation puzzles. So many creative but still logical puzzles. They were extremely fun to solve. You get a briefcase in the beginning with a lot of cool gadgets which really make you feel like a secret agent. 

Room/decorations: Amazing. I've never seen anything like it before. The escape room just continued to open more rooms and blew my mind with smoke, lasers and much more. 

Hosting/company: I love Neverland. It's such a cozy place in the basement and is also a really nice bar. When you finish a room you unlock a special cocktail which was also a fun detail. 

Hints work great through a screen in the room. 

Difficulty: It's 4/5 on the website which it think is true

Photos: You are allowed to take photos inside the rooms while playing and they will also take a team picture in the end if you ask. 

Good things: Amazing room with such a cool theme and atmosphere. Super exciting story and very immersive experience. Beautiful/cool decorations, music/sounds that matches the atmosphere and extremely cool puzzles. Would definitely recommend this room/company to everyone who wants to try a next level escape room in Budapest

Less good things: Nothing. This escape room was everything I hoped for.

Story/theme: Save the Chernobyl power plant from destroying Europe. Super cool and exciting story which had a really good build up in excitement. Very immersive. 

Puzzles: Super fun and cool 3rd generation puzzles. No padlock at all! I loved that you could solve a lot of them in whatever order you'd prefer but it still felt logical. Multiple puzzles I've never seen before.

Room/decorations: It was all perfect. 2 really cool rooms where everything felt like a true atomic power plant with light, buttons and all kind af tech. The sounds and music emphasized the atmosphere very well. 

Hosting/company: I love Neverland. It's such a cozy place in the basement and is also a really nice bar. When you finish a room you unlock a special cocktail which was also a fun detail. 

Hints work great through a screen in the room. 

Difficulty: It's 4/5 on the website. We finished with 20 minutes left so I'm not sure if I agree. But nevertheless fun. 

Photos: You are allowed to take photos inside the rooms while playing and they will also take a team picture in the end if you ask. 

Good things: Cool theme. I love everything with zombies. I liked the room that felt very much like a zombie movie where you have to find shelter before it gets dark and all the zombies get out. Some puzzles were super fun and clever. The room was big and opened up for many new rooms. The decorations were also cool.  I loved how the room was in more levels and you had to crawl up on things. 

Less good: I wish they embraced the creepy zombie universe better. It could have been much more scary/exciting which would have made it more fun. Also more music or scary sounds would have helped. It was quiet most of the time and you could hear a lot of noises from outside the room or from other rooms which ruined the immersiveness in the experience . 

Puzzles: Overall fun puzzles and some new ones I've never seen. Maybe 1/3 of the puzzles were keys/padlock. There was also one particular puzzle (no spoiler but it had something to do with a barrel) that worked really bad. We asked about it afterwards and it seemed like everyone is struggling with it because it's unlogical and faulty. 

Difficulty: I think it was as described. It was not too difficult and very logical in what order you had to solve the puzzles. All objects that you couldn't use to solve any puzzles were fixated which made it much easier to solve (but maybe also a little boring). 

Hosting: The hosting was good. The hint and guidance worked well. The game master was sweet and helpful. Her name was Zsu. 

In summary: Fun theme, many rooms, some really fun puzzles. A few faulty puzzles. Could have been more exciting/scary and more immersive. 

The first escape room I tried from the Chamber and I was really surprised with how beautiful and well done it was. The medical torture dungeon was so cool and you really felt like going back to another time. The acting from the dungeon master (Renata) was phenomenal and the way they had integrated the hints in form of the voice of another prisoner was super clever. Overall an amazing and very story driven  escape room experience which made us immediately want to try another escape room from the Chamber (we did the Poltergeist II afterwards and oh boy we were in for a treat).

Thanks to Reneta and the Chamber for this fun and challenging experience. 

Amazing experience if you like to get a good scare. Definitely the most scary escape room experience I've ever had. Everything was so well planned out... The timing of the jump scares, how the light and mechanics worked beautifully together. You felt like you were inside a real scary movie.

We were two players and it was perfect. The puzzles were at a really good difficulty (not too hard) because everything becomes so much more difficult when you run around in the darkness filled with anxiety.

Do yourself a favor and try this escape room out... But be prepared to get scared a lot!

The game masters were Sarah and Kuba and they were both amazing! Thanks for giving us such a unique experience. 

Funny escape room with some magical puzzles

Fun and scary! Especially if you've seen The Ring. With live actors. 

Plain and boring 

Not a very good escape room.

The puzzles were quiet boring and most of them were written on small wrinkled paper notes. 

But the worst part was when we had to ask for hints. We were told that the game master could see us all the time and if we wanted hints all of us should do a dance to the camera. But we tried several times to dance but nothing happened. We danced and danced and it felt so cringe... And we never got any hints!  We wasted so much time because of this and in the end we didn't make it. 

A nice escape room with some cool mechanics. Would definitely recommend

A fun prison break escape room. I enjoyed it a lot even though it wasn't as beautiful and hi tech as other Budapest escape rooms

My favorite escape room ever! It was so cool and hi tech! And also story driven. I loved every second 

Just amazing! Super beautiful and immersive escape room with cool puzzles. One of the best escape rooms I've ever tried 

First of all - the red room was super fun and I had a realy great experience with this escape room. The mechanisms were super cool and nothing like anything I've ever tried before which made it a memorable experience. I would definitely recommend The Red Room.

But I also have some complaints: First we were teamed up with another group making us 6 people in total. My boyfriend and I are used to doing escape rooms on our own and even though we had a great cooperation with the others, the room was just too small for so many people (in my opinion). I would have preferred to be 2-4 people in the room. Second you only have 30 minutes to escape. And it's not enough. You can buy 10 more minutes for 800 yen per person if you don't solve it, so be prepared to pay for the extra time because you won't escape in only 30 minutes. 

Beside of that definitely a super fun room I would recommend if you're ever in Tokyo