Kaohsiung Escape Room RecommendationsChallenge your mind with friends: 3 Kaohsiung escape room studios reviewed

When Wanwan challenged Menggu Escape Room's "Rosa," the opening scene seemed small, but the moment the secret door opened, it revealed a vast new space, astonishing Wanwan. The use of space was so unique and clever, far beyond what typical escape rooms can achieve—it was, quite simply, an escape room within an escape room within an escape room.

The story and puzzles were seamlessly connected, with no flaws, and everything from beginning to end was clearly explained. The game also featured hidden Easter eggs waiting to be discovered.

Wanwan almost earned the exquisite studio mascot souvenir; it requires not only exceptional intellect but also a bit of luck. Earning it is a true testament to one's skill!

Furthermore, Menggu Escape Room sometimes has adorable pets roaming around, making this Kaohsiung Escape Room a recommended choice for anyone who loves to pet cats and dogs.

When Mystoto Escape Games first opened, I immediately gathered a team to tackle "Deadly Hotel." Unlike the bright reception area, the narrow, dimly lit hallway leading to the escape room immediately set a tense, oppressive atmosphere.

"Deadly Hotel" is a thriller-suspense themed Kaohsiung Escape Rooms experience, where you must solve each puzzle to progress to the next.

Although I'm easily spooked by things jumping out, which severely hampered my "combat effectiveness," we still managed to clear the game. The overall difficulty isn't too high.

The venue's set design and the use of lighting and sound effects are also impressive. Unlike most escape rooms, there are no staff members inside the game, which successfully enhances the thrilling, high-pressure experience.

If you enjoy horror themes or these types of puzzle-heavy experiences, don't miss Mystoto Escape Games.

For New Year's Eve, Wanwan and friends chose to ring in the new year at Escape Hong Kong Kaohsiung Station. The venue is conveniently located near shopping districts, so we could head straight there after our New Year's dinner. We opted to play two themes back-to-back: "Game World" and "The Guide."

"Game World" is video-game themed and relatively easy, making it a recommended Kaohsiung Escape Rooms experience for beginners. The game scenes are linked to many classic mini-games, allowing players to revisit past favorites while solving the puzzles.

"The Guide" is the most terrifying escape room in southern Taiwan, and also the most difficult game at this studio. To reduce the difficulty (or prank a friend), one person is "taken away" beforehand. This time, it was me, Wanwan, trapped alone in a room. My teammates' arrival marked the true beginning of the nightmare...