Batman Escape : La Batcave, the escape game in the lair of the Bat Man at Boom Boom Villette

Attention Batman fans! Ever wanted to sneak into the Batcave? It's possible at Batman Escape, an escape game in the 19th arrondissement, in the heart of Boom Boom Villette. We've tried it, and we'll tell you all about it!

An unprecedented dive into Batman's secret lair... Batman Escape, a 19th arrondissement escape game located in the heart of Boom Boom Villette, invites you to discover its brand new mission, La Batcave, right now. It's very different from Le Joker, the company's first escape game, in that it offers you a real escape game, with riddles to solve, in a more "classic" group (and not twenty or so like the first room).

Synopsis of La Batcave escape game at Batman Escape:

"While Batman's out of town, the lights are on. Batgirl and Robin have sounded the alarm: the location of one of the Batman's lairs, one of the famous Batcave, has been leaked. The villains are on the lookout, trying to infiltrate the Batcave to steal the top-secret information, while the allies are trying to get to the Batcave as quickly as possible to protect the same data and further secure the location until Batman returns. Can you infiltrate the Batcave? Batman's future depends on you".

Note that although this is a relatively classic escape game, there's a twist... You're not totally alone in your game. The concept? It's best to come and try it out, so as not to spoil things for yourself! But it's worth the effort. Another good thing to know before taking the plunge: when you book, you can choose whether you want to play theescape game in "good guy" or "bad guy" mode, each giving you a different point of view, but also a different experience.

Our review of the Batcave escape game at Batman Escape:

A room that the editors were able to test. After a very satisfying first experience with The Joker, we weren't sure what we were going to get. And we were pleasantly surprised! The puzzles are neither too simple nor too complex, making the experience accessible to all, even children.

As for the décor, it's very well done, quite simple and without fuss. None of the rooms is overcrowded, which allows the visitor to get straight to the point and makes it easier for younger visitors. As for the Batcave, it's worth its weight in gold, with a control panel worthy of the name, but above all a multitude of screens.

As for the twist, it's a particularly good idea and well executed, making the experience even more immersive. Don't expect anything incredible, either, but little things are often enough to enhance the experience... And that's the case here.

The result is that Batman Escape's La Batcave is a very fine escape game experience, and a very successful one at that. As far as we're concerned, we've done the "good guy" scenario, and we'll be glad to come back and discover the other scenario based on Gotham City's villains!

All you have to do is book!