Hellevator

This is a review of the Escape Room “Hellevator” offered by Escapepolis Galatsi in Athens, Greece.
  • ⭐️ 9/10
  • 🌡 Medium
  • ⏳ 70 Minutes
  • 👥 1 – 4 Person

This may not come as a shock to anyone, given its name, but Hellevator is a small room. Very small extremely small. Essentially, in the size of a fancy elevator. But to be clear, this is not a complaint. Quite the opposite, actually. I was very intrigued about playing this room especially because of its theme – not a huge haunted house, not a wacky pirate ship, but instead – an elevator. I really hoped for the room to find a way to stick many puzzles into the small space in a way that won’t feel too crammed, and in that sense they fully delivered. Every single element of the innocent-looking elevator was used a spark of the game, which was quite impressive. That being said, I will say that’s some of the puzzles are slightly more tedious then I would have hoped for, causing some frustration if a process needs to be repeated, because of an error on the player’s side.

One final thing that I’ll mention, is the effects. The room has quite a few cool effect, which really elevate (huh? Huh?) The experience.

Lee Ballan

Lee Ballan

I'm an escape room writer from Israel, with nearly 500 rooms under my belt (the "nearly" part will be fixed in a couple of weeks). Currently spending all of my free time writing reviews of the games played in the Spain tour, because of fear of Heiner!