Escape Now review: our verdict
Locked in a team, searching, deducing, and debating the right clues, Escape Now brings the escape room experience to the first floor of a building on Avenue de France. Its strength lies in variety: multiple rooms and different difficulty levels allow you to return and test the next one once you've completed the first.
The scenarios engage your mind without becoming tedious, and the activity fits easily into an evening out: you arrive, play, and leave ready to replay the experience. It works well for small groups or large gatherings, whether for a birthday or a team outing. However, it is not a full-scale amusement park; there are no on-site toilets or lockers for your belongings, and communication with the staff happens primarily through messages.
The pitfall: relying solely on the confirmation received via WhatsApp; calling the day before to verify that your time slot is actually booked avoids a wasted trip. The insider tip: ask for your end-of-game photos before leaving, rather than waiting for them to arrive later.
