Underground

Underground, Dirty Money & Blast by Enigma City were the 4th, 5th, and 6th games of Day 2 and collectively the 8th, 9th, and 10th rooms of our France Escape Tour 2026, played with the same team of four. These three missions form what Enigma City calls the full experience, and after completing them back to back, I can fully understand why. We did eventually need a short water break after the first two missions, but what impressed us most was how seamlessly one mission flowed into the next. The transitions were handled so naturally that it often felt like we were simply continuing a larger adventure rather than starting a new game. Each mission takes you to different parts of the city, allowing you to gradually discover more and more of this incredible environment. Every new area feels distinct while still belonging to the same living world. The overall quality remained consistently high throughout all three experiences. The puzzles, environments, sound design, and lighting effects were all excellent, and each mission had its own identity while contributing to the larger narrative. They all had a formula that worked consistently where roleplaying, immersion, exploration, searching, puzzle solving were present, creating a wonderful variety of gameplay styles. What truly makes Enigma City special is the city itself. The environment feels alive, and exploring it across multiple missions was an absolute joy. The deeper we went, the more invested we became in the world and its story. More than once, it felt less like an escape room and more like being inside a movie. I cannot recommend this experience highly enough. For me, this is absolutely TERPECA worthy and one of the most ambitious and memorable concepts I have ever encountered in my experience so far (300+). Without a doubt, Enigma City belongs in my personal Top 10 escape room experiences.

Underground was Enigma City’s newest room at the time of writing and it was incredibly satisfying. You play on the "enemy mafia" side, and we absolutely loved how the story subtly incorporated us into the game. It is more puzzle-focused with excellent game designs, variety and styles of puzzles, still incorporating some interaction with live characters requiring teamwork and communication. The set design is of course phenomenal. Our favourite from Enigma City of the three we played!