Kino Úsvit – Záhada Ztracených Diváků [Dawn Cinema - The Mystery Of Lost Viewers]

Never seen a room similar to this and we were immersed from walking in and being greeted by an in character host. Brilliant, engaging storyline with some superb puzzles that fit the theme. Having played some other venues in Prague that have been done on a bigger budget, this shows it doesn’t need to be to make an amazing game. So clever. Absolutely loads to do, some really original puzzles but with a little help we just about did it in time with a couple of minor nudges. We absolutely loved this and strongly recommend.

The lobby and room are a little rundown, but that didn’t distract from the fun we had with this room. There are actual film elements integrated in the room, which made it a nice experience. Due to the non-linear nature, perhaps 3 or 4 would be better.

The room feels very oldschool - but it’s not. We enjoyed this room a lot. It was interesting and it had fun riddles and the story made sense and was consistent with the room. Can highly recommend doing this room.

this is up there for one of my new favourite games. I love film and cinema which probably added to that too. This game was 90 minutes long (10 mins are watching a video which is part of the game). Felt immersive and had Meta elements which I always love. Again puzzles we hadn’t seen before. You must go here!!!!

Really good and very hard (for 2 people) escape game. Intense atmosphere, really immersive. Game is operated by its owners and they are amazing as roommasters. Can fully recommend to any fan of escape games, top in Prague.

One of the best rooms ever. You can see it's selfmade in a positive sense. It would be worth to go to Prague only for this experience!

Very lovely game. Story is based in retro cinema which is quite new topic. Non-linear game full of fun puzzles. Definitely one of the games to play in Prague. Reccommened

A fine game with great setting and theme. In my opinion it lacks a twist, there isn't really anything to find out when it comes to story (as it is obvious what is going on) and the film, while a nice idea, is a major missed opportunity.