Escape room 14+

The Trials

3 - 7 people60 minutesAbove average

They called it a clinical trial — a serum to unlock human potential. But every subject before you has failed. The serum twists reality, warps the senses, and breaks those who take it. Will you be the

For prosLarge groupsHorror

Company Open Door Escape Games

Above average

A bit scary

Without actorsActors

EnglishGame language

Escape room awards

Nominee (2025)TERPECA

About the escape room

Brief assessment

Navigator AI

A tense, story-first escape that turns a clinical trial into a mind-bender with a live actor and smart, varied puzzles. Spooky without going overboard, it’s fresh, immersive, and memorable.

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4.8

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AI Overview

AIPlayers consistently praise the narrative integration, unique layout, and the way environments shift around a central prop. The scare level is moderate and atmospheric rather than extreme, with an unsettling presence that keeps you on edge. A live actor adds energy and interaction, while the three-clue limit can feel intimidating. A few note dim lighting, immersion-breaking hint delivery, and a finale that doesn’t quite match the strong opening.

WeaknessesSome guests found the hint system breaks immersion, and a couple of puzzles suffer from low or finicky lighting. A few felt the last stretch doesn’t land as hard as the beginning.

StrengthsDistinctive concept and execution with a cohesive story that actually drives the gameplay. Puzzles flow logically, feature clever twists, and make great use of space and props. The live actor adds just the right dose of tension and fun.

SecurityStaff brief clearly, monitor the run, and ask for an extra waiver due to actor interaction and intensity. Expect low light and close-quarters moments, but nothing overly physical.

Level of fearSpooky, tense, and occasionally startling, but not nightmare fuel. Likely fine for teens and jumpy adults who want atmosphere over terror.

Actors' gameThere’s a live actor who engages the group and keeps the experiment vibe humming without overshadowing the puzzles. Mentions of playful interactions and well-timed appearances are common.

Quality of riddlesInventive, fair, and strongly tied to the story, with a memorable early challenge that’s tricky but doable. The set pieces revolve around a central prop yet still feel varied, and progression is generally smooth. A handful of players cited lighting as the one thing that can make certain steps harder than intended.

PlotYou’re test subjects in a serum trial that warps perception and reality, and the game leans into that premise from start to finish. The less you know walking in, the better the surprises land.

Difficulty levelSolid mid-range difficulty. Plays great with four, yet two enthusiasts can still succeed if they stay focused, especially through the first puzzle’s learning curve.