The location is a bit unexpected (basement of an apartment), but the experience is worth it. We tried the pirate treasure hunt, and what seemed like an ordinary wooden room in the start turned out to be an old ship's helm room riddled with clues and interesting puzzles. It was challenging; but nothing was unsolvable, and it all made sense in the end. We were three in the group, but figured that four would be an ideal number for a team if they are to find the treasure in alloted time of 60 minutes. Also; One extra star for the nice host, and the fact that it's a family run business.

We played the pirates treasure room with the two of us (experience: +-15 rooms all over europe) and we really enjoyed it! Unexpected puzzles, nice tech and a coherent story. The host was friendly & it seemed he was proud of the room (as they built it themselves). all by all a very nice experience!

The escape room was in the basement of a highrise so I was sceptical at first. The lobby was pretty inexpensive furnished. The room looked okay but foremost it was loaded with puzzles. My team had a good flow and was almost constantly solving puzzles and still barely made it in time, it was very awesome.

Really good rooms off the beaten tracks. Rather tricky ones, probably not for escape room beginners unless you are willing to take lots of hints. The third pirate ship themed one we've been to (there is one in Uppsala, one in Göteborg) but so far each has had very different puzzles.

Sure, it's not smack in the middle of town, but it has great rooms and puzzles for unbeatable prices. Looking at the price first, they easily beat anyone that's nearby with their 300sek per person flat rate. But more importantly, it was a really fun experience! I've done a few escape rooms before and this one was really up there amongst the best ones I've done offering well thought of puzzles. Clues can only be used once, but at the same time the puzzles aren't linear and the clues are a just right amount of hard to solve. At times we progressed quickly to then get stuck for a short while. The two of us finished the room "The Cure" with 2mins to spare and had help once with a small extra clue given by the staff, but only when we requested it (so they won't spoil your fun if you don't want them to). I look forward going back and doing their other room, as well as a third room that will be ready by the end of summer. They have a bathroom there if you need to use one prior to/after your escape. If you don't speak Swedish you can still do the room as puzzles are not language-specific. Have fun!

Best escape room I’ve done in Stockholm! I have done quite a few abroad and was always a little bit disappointed in the quality of the escape rooms here in my hometown. Therefore the Twisted Keys room we tried was a really welcome surprise! We did the Cure, and loved both the puzzles and the story plot, really cool! Looking forward to try the other rooms! 👌

Small place but smart games with good complexity. We were there as a group of colleagues and could solve the room with 2 minutes to spare. It was thrilling and fun.

The Pirate Treasure Hunt was stellar. Plenty of challenging puzzles and some very engaging set design.

Wonderful experience. The location is a bit hard to find in the dark, since it is in an apartment-esque building. However, the quality of the escape room makes it well worth it to visit. We played the cure, and it was challenging but very much doable. Some of the puzzles were really creative, and it does a good job on making you feel like you are in a lab. Overall, highly recommend, especially since it is easy to book a time/private group, and because of how much cheaper it is compared to the escape rooms in town. The quality was great and the staff was friendly.

Amazing experience. The best puzzles ever! Can’t wait for the new room to be launched🥺🥺