Jigsaw
horror · 60 min · 2–6 players
Guide · horror rooms
Two of our rooms are proper horror rooms, and the others are tense in a different way. Here is a short guide: what is in each room, how scary it is, and how to pick the one that suits you.
Every room has a fear rating from zero to five, shown as five doors on the room card. Zero means no fear at all and five is the most we offer. The owners set the ratings, and they are the same on the card and on the room page. Difficulty is rated separately, with five small maze sketches: a room can be very scary yet easy to solve, and the other way round.
You woke up in a room without windows. On the wall is a clock counting down sixty minutes, and next to it a photograph taken three days ago, in which you do not notice that someone is photographing you.
The man who brought you here wants neither money nor revenge. He has set a few tasks and expects you to solve them under pressure, because he believes that is the only way to see who people are. This is our scariest room and we do not recommend it for a first visit.
The fear rating is 5 out of 5 and the difficulty 4 out of 5. For teams that like to be scared and have escaped before, this is the first choice.
The monastery under the mountain was shut in 1971, when the sisters stopped answering letters. For years the diocese lacked the nerve to inventory what was left inside. That job is now yours: a priest will drop you at the gate and come back for you in an hour.
The gate closed the moment you crossed the threshold. Somewhere in the building a bell is ringing. The sisters left behind books, dark corridors and one rule painted on the chapel wall: the name struck off the list is not spoken aloud.
Fear 4 out of 5, difficulty 3 out of 5. If you want horror but not the hardest challenge, this is the sensible choice: nearly as scary as Jigsaw, but easier to solve.
If this is your first escape room, start with the lower difficulty. Among the horror rooms that is Conjuring: The Cursed Monastery. If horror matters more to you than the puzzles, or you have already escaped from several rooms, pick Jigsaw.
A few tips that help in any scary room: play with a team that can hear each other, split the tasks instead of everyone doing the same thing, and do not be shy about asking the game master for a hint when you get stuck. In a smaller team the room feels tenser, in a bigger one the work is easier to share.
If fear is not the goal, look at the other rooms: Room 404 is a thriller with a touch of mystery, Prison Break is an action room, and Among Us: Last Transmission is science fiction without any horror.
The price is per team, not per person, and is the same for every room: from 4,500 RSD for two to 7,000 RSD for six. A game lasts 60 minutes. Pick a slot on the room page and we confirm the request by phone or email.
Jigsaw, with a fear rating of 5 out of 5. Right behind it is Conjuring: The Cursed Monastery with 4 out of 5.
Conjuring: The Cursed Monastery: its difficulty is 3 out of 5, lower than Jigsaw, and it is still a proper horror room.
Yes. Room 404 and Squid Game: Duel have a fear rating of 1 out of 5, while Prison Break and Among Us: Last Transmission have no horror at all.
Sixty minutes. The only room that takes longer is Among Us: Last Transmission, 75 minutes, and it is not a horror room.