"Fort Boyard" Prison

Before the game they contacted us, explained how to find the entrance, and on site they went over everything clearly. Inside it’s very atmospheric: wood, stone tones, the feel of a 19th-century prison. The puzzles are mostly about attentiveness, but there are also ones that make you think; if you get stuck, the host gently nudges you. The team left absolutely thrilled.

Went as a family with kids aged 8 and 11. Not scary, but it keeps you on your toes; the puzzles are logical, and the hints were given carefully. We spent an excellent hour and then kept laughing for a long time about how the kids noticed what the adults missed.

What I liked most was that, in addition to classic cipher puzzles, there are technology-driven challenges where you have to interact with objects correctly and work as a team. It's not scary and there are no actors, but it's very engaging; we did need a couple of hints, yet that didn't spoil the fun.

The set design is decent, the music sets the mood, the puzzles are interesting and not the easiest; at times they can be confusing. The staff only steps in when you’re truly stuck, which deserves special thanks.

We celebrated a birthday—the entertainer really got everyone going, the tea room was comfortable, and the photos were great. The game itself had tons of interaction and some nice techy moments. Thanks to the team—both kids and adults were thrilled!

There were eight of us playing; the set design was awesome, and there was plenty of excitement for everyone. The puzzles aren’t easy—you’ll have to think—but time flies by; it even felt like an hour wasn’t enough. Don’t hesitate to take hints; they speed things up.

We came as a group ranging from a teenager to a retiree — everyone enjoyed it. The puzzles are interesting, without any horror or screaming from the dark; the lobby and rooms are clean and comfortable. The host was very welcoming.

We’re seasoned and thought it would be hard to impress us, but everything here is top-notch: logical, fair yet challenging puzzles, excellent service and great vibes. The atmosphere is conveyed without any sense of cheapness, and it’s a pleasure to play from the first to the last minute.

The fort theme comes through, but overall the quest is more kid-oriented: the puzzles are simple and the interior is rather dim. A polite administrator and tidy presentation salvage the impression, though it may not impress experienced players.

The idea is great, but in places the ambiance looks low-budget, and some of the puzzles are purely about attentiveness. Also, a detail in the ceiling threw us off. It’s fine for a first introduction to escape rooms, but it may not surprise seasoned players.

Very atmospheric and true to the spirit of Fort Boyard. We liked the transitions between rooms and the final surprise—just wow. We used a couple of hints—the game master chimed in on time and to the point. Worth going for the set design and fair puzzles.

The concept is solid, but the decor feels cheap in places, the puzzles are easier than average and often more about observation. Beginners will enjoy it; more demanding players—probably not.

The props are safe, there’s nothing hazardous in the mechanics, and you need good teamwork at the start. The atmosphere of a late 19th-century French prison is well conveyed, and it’s suitable to go with kids around nine to ten years old.

I liked the effects and the fun ending with the coins; the tasks keep up the pace, and it’s engaging to play. An excellent way to unwind after a workday.

A good escape room, especially for a group with mixed experience. As seasoned escape-room fans, there were moments when we wanted more intensity and difficulty, but overall it’s engaging and well-crafted. Bottom line: we’re satisfied and would come back for this team’s other projects.