La Taberna

La Taberna was just great. It had a little of everything, snarky actor interactions, varied and diverse puzzles, verticality in set design, large, expansive sets and smaller, intimate settings. Fun physical effects to add to the immersion. Puzzles were intuitive and satisfying to solve, with that 'aha!' Moment. Large scale set pieces and design were a joy to experience. An easy recommendation to anyone visiting Barcelona. We did have a bit of trouble hearing things in a certain room, I must say. But overall a fantastic experience.

There was a lot to explore, and the sets were beautiful. What they have built here is quite lovely. There is also one moving mechanism here that I have seen in a few rooms, but they have done it the best. However, the audio at times was impossible to hear - in general there was lots of loud music or ambient noise. Especially in the final room. The puzzles were varied, and for the most part were really fun. There were times when we could split up and explore and solve, and there were times where collaboration was required. The actor interactions were just ok for me. The start was long winded, and the actor was a bit jarring. Also, we didn’t have time to explore before we were being bossed and told us what we should do. In general I feel the hints came too quickly, when we didn’t really need them. And we finished 20 minutes early, so we were not behind. Overall it was a really great experience.

I had plenty of fun doing this experience with our 2 awesome game masters, an incredible set design and very great puzzles. Many wow moments, laughters and physical challenges part of a great experience. I highly recommend!

Definitely one of the most well designed and excellent built room. A must play if you are in Barcelona.

the game begins like a triumph with an incredibly fun actor interaction, rich sets, pirate adventure, and fun puzzles. And then… the final room (and what a gorgeous final room it is) has the worst audio of any game I’ve ever played. When the climax becomes 20 minutes of “What was that? Could you please repeat what you just said?” something is wrong. Plus something in the final room undid what happened in an earlier room, making it difficult to complete one of the final puzzles. This is a game I’d love to rank higher because so much of it is exceptional. (it was near the bottom of our list for games in Spain)

Wow, this has instantly hit my top 5 games of all time. We loved the story telling, interactions with the actors and epic set design. Puzzles are thematic and heavily focused on team play.

Terrific acting and great sets, really impressive stuff but unfortunately I felt like we were constantly being pushed and every puzzle was basically explained to us so we didn't really do much. The end also needs better speakers because a lot of the time you couldn't really hear what was being said by the recordings. It's a great game, but the constant acting/help just made it a bit less enjoyable for me.

This game deeply impressed us and its one of the best we have ever played. Its a very big world we discovered and everything felt real. The set design is amazing. We felt so many emotions when we discovered the world. A must play game and the best game of our escape room trip to spain! I felt in love with this game!