Your ESCAPE ROOM Adventure
In the heart of Berlin

Ideally with a room that challenges you without frustrating you: for a first visit we recommend Prison Island or Magic Alley, two missions that almost guide you through the puzzles themselves. You need no prior experience, just the willingness to try things and talk to each other. 66 minutes later, you are a well-rehearsed team. Before you play, your game masters take a moment to walk you through everything you need to know. During the 66 minutes they watch via camera and microphone and offer a hint the moment you get stuck, with no raised eyebrow. Asking for a tip, by the way, usually means more fun than staying silent on principle. Not sure which room suits you? Just write to enter@exit-game.de.

Challenging but always doable, and you need no prior knowledge. How hard a room feels varies a little from person to person anyway. For newcomers we recommend Prison Island or Madhouse 101, whose puzzles are built to be beginner-friendly. In principle every room works at any experience level, so pick the mission whose theme appeals to you most. Around 75 percent of all groups solve their mission within the 66 minutes, and if you get stuck, the game master helps with a well-timed hint. Those who do not quite make it still have their fun, and many return with a clear plan. In the end, the theme almost always pulls more than sheer difficulty. So let the setting guide you, not the worry that it might be too tricky.

Surprisingly much, because escape rooms thrive on mixed minds. Whoever loves to combine, to search, to keep the overview, everyone gets their moment. For broadly mixed groups, Prison Island or Magic Alley are an especially good fit, with 4 to 6 people recommended. If you are more, you simply split across two missions. No one needs prior knowledge, no one needs to be athletic, the odd bit of bending down is enough. From age 12 everyone plays independently, younger children with company. If ages and tastes differ widely in your group, we will find the mission together where there really is something for everyone. Just write to enter@exit-game.de.

Depending on the mission, 2 to 8 people play together in one room. It usually works best with 4 to 6: enough minds for several puzzles at once, without anyone just standing by. If you are more, you spread across two missions or book Prison Island in Battle mode. Each room has its own upper and lower limit, because the puzzles are built for a certain team size. Monster Party, for instance, plays with up to 10 people, others with 2 to 6 or 2 to 8. Your group always plays on its own, with no strangers joining in. You find the exact numbers on each game page.

In German or English, just as you like. During the briefing your game masters simply ask which language you prefer. Our three outdoor games are bookable in both languages too.

Yes, and we will let slip the highlight right away: fresh popcorn. Alongside it we carry a selection of drinks, for example the Vitamin Well soft drinks. Enjoy snacks and drinks before and after the game in the lobby, and for larger events we also offer catering.

At booking you pay conveniently by PayPal, credit card, GiroPay or Klarna. For larger team events, payment by invoice is possible by arrangement. Drinks and snacks on site are settled by card, cash is unfortunately not available.

Yes, and it depends on the mission. Monster Party is for children aged 5 to 9 with an adult supervising. From age 10, the other rooms are playable with adult company, and from 12 independently. Madhouse 101 is only permitted from age 16.

Very safe, and we take that seriously. EXIT holds an operating permit with a coordinated fire safety and evacuation concept. Every group can leave the rooms at any time via emergency buttons and exit doors. Trained game masters watch you throughout and reach you within seconds if needed.

No, you stay entirely among yourselves. When you book a room, it belongs exclusively to you and your group for the booked time. You are never grouped with strangers, so you can focus fully on yourselves and your mission.