Escape room 10+

The Treehouse

3 - 8 people60 minutesMedium

Join Bobbie on a magical journey to save her old treehouse before it's lost to the chaos of mischievous trolls! Team up with enchanting fairy friends to unlock secrets and recover the stolen fairy queen's crystals. Will you restore peace and protect this wondrous place in time?

Large groupsBeginnersWith children

Company Confusion Escapes

Medium

Not scary

Without actorsActors

EnglishGame language

Escape room awards

Best of Morty (2025)Morty

Nominee (2025)TERPECA

Nominee (2024)TERPECA

Finalist - Finalist (2023)TERPECA

Best of Morty (2022)Morty

About the escape room

It's been some years since Bobbie has visited her old magical treehouse, and word around town is it's fallen victim to the mischievous trolls and their games...looks like this time they have stolen the fairy queens crystals! Work alongside fairy friends to unlock the secrets that will protect this wondrous place and restore peace with the fairy queen.

Time is Ticking - Can you save the treehouse before it's lost to the trolls' chaos forever?

Brief assessment

Navigator AI

Go for the jaw‑dropping set and that giddy, kid-again feeling as you chase trolls and help the fairy queen. It’s a playful, multi-room adventure with loads to do and plenty of delightful surprises.

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AI Overview

AIReviews rave about the production value—whimsical, detailed, and genuinely transportive. The game is largely non-linear with a high puzzle count, so splitting up is key and most teams recommend 4–6 players. Difficulty skews medium; the volume and light physical tasks make it busy rather than brain-melting. GMs get lots of love, though a few guests mention over-hinting, the odd reset miss, and occasional dim lighting or warm spots.

WeaknessesA minority report over-eager hinting or a reset hiccup, plus one-off sticky locks. Some areas can be dim for color puzzles or a bit warm, and timing policies are strict. A few enthusiasts wanted tougher puzzles, while others felt parts are slightly dated.

StrengthsSet design is top-tier with an authentic treehouse feel and tons of clever reveals. Puzzle variety is broad—tactile, game-like, and techy—so everyone finds something to do. Family-friendly tone and smooth flow make it easy to enjoy for both newcomers and enthusiasts.

SecurityExpect stairs and light climbing with minimal crawling; comfy shoes help. Staff brief well, and the venue sometimes has dogs around, so allergy-sensitive guests may want to plan accordingly.

Level of fearNot scary at all—think fairyland, not fright night. Great for kids and kids-at-heart.

Actors' gameGame masters are frequently praised by name for being friendly, attentive, and fun, though a couple of teams wished for fewer unsolicited nudges. The in-game hint system is cute but can be hard to hear or interpret for some groups.

Quality of riddlesFair and varied with a strong tactile streak—expect carnival-style challenges, scavenger moments, and a mix of locks and tech. The game is puzzle-dense and mostly non-linear, encouraging parallel play. A few color-dependent tasks can be tricky in dimmer spots.

PlotTrolls have swiped the fairy queen’s crystals, and you’re teaming up with fairy friends to save Bobbie’s magical treehouse. It’s a gentle, storybook quest with a satisfying finish.

Difficulty levelOverall medium, with a big workload rather than hard logic. Best with 4–6; duos can do it but should be ready to hustle, while seasoned teams may crave a bit more bite in places.