Escape room 12+
Project DCrisis
2 - 6 people60 minutesAbove average
Company Paradiso Escape Room
Above average
Tense
Without actorsActors
EspañolGame language
Escape room awards
#70 - Top Rooms (2025)TERPECA
About the escape room
Project DCrisis is Paradiso Escape Room’s first game. An immersive tension-horror experience of more than 90 minutes in which you and your team have one mission: explore Planet Alpha and investigate what happened to your colleagues with whom communication was recently lost.
Project DCrisis is also available in tension-adventure mode, but in both you’ll feel like you’re inside an action movie or video game. You will experience Project DCrisis exactly as it was conceived. The most terrifying experience, with actors in the room, jump scares and shocks—ideal for those who want a fully immersive game from the very first moment. It’s undoubtedly the option we recommend most.
Gather your team, choose your game mode, and meet at Paradiso Station in downtown Leganés, very close to Madrid. Are you ready?
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Brief assessment
Navigator AIProject DCrisis is pure live cinema: immersion, well‑timed scares, and a sci‑fi universe with dinosaurs that keeps you on edge. If you’re into adrenaline and strong stories, you leave with your pulse racing and a smile.
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AI Overview
AIPlayers highlight a vast, meticulously crafted setting, with cinematic moments and effects that ramp up the tension. The challenges fit the story and demand teamwork, with medium difficulty and lots of pressure from the atmosphere. The GM gets an ovation: a one‑man band who performs, triggers effects, and later explains the backstage. The most repeated gripes are excessive darkness in sections and a sense of underused spaces between set pieces.
WeaknessesSome sections are too dark, and the strobe‑like lighting can tire more than build suspense. Some feel the spectacular set pieces are used a bit sparingly, with gaps between cinematic peaks.
StrengthsMovie‑level immersion with live acting, effects, and a set that feels bigger than it is. Dinosaurs and highly memorable moments of tension, guided by an exceptional GM.
SecurityNo incident reports; you can sense total control from the GM and good briefings before and after. The scares are intense but clearly curated to keep the experience safe.
Level of fearThe horror mode really turns the screws: it’s not for kids or for those who don’t handle scares well. There’s a tension‑adventure mode to experience the story with less fear.
Actors' gameThe presence of actors and a do‑it‑all GM elevate the experience and pull you into the story from minute one. Interaction is organic, and the post‑game debrief is friendly and generous with explanations.
Quality of riddlesClear, thematic, mostly cooperative puzzles; not cryptic, but under pressure and in low light they feel challenging. They flow with the narrative and rarely slow the pace.
PlotYou explore Planet Alpha to uncover what happened to your missing team, with the pace of a film or video game. The narrative sustains tension from start to finish without needing big twists.
Difficulty levelMedium difficulty and very stress‑sensitive: in adventure mode it’s accessible for mixed groups; in horror, fear steepens the curve. Teams with some experience will love it; newcomers can handle it if they keep calm.
Project DCrisis2 - 6 people
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