Escape room 12+

Annabelle

2 - 8 people60 minutesAbove average

Enter the realm of the paranormal as the notorious Annabelle Doll breaks free from its seal, gaining terrifying power. Even the Warrens are powerless. As modern exorcists, it's your mission to face the dark forces and seal the demon for good. Can you end this evil curse once and for all?

Large groupsWith childrenFor pros

Company Lost in Melbourne

Above average

Not scary

Without actorsActors

EnglishGame language

About the escape room

Ed & Lorraine Warren are renowned experts of the paranormal. Their most infamous case of all, the demon-possessed ‘Annabelle Doll’, is currently kept sealed within the Occult Museum in their home. The unthinkable has happened and somehow, the demon has broken the seal, and it has grown even more powerful than before. Even the Warrens are helpless against it, unable to keep it under control. You and your team of modern exorcists must end this evil curse once and for all. Your mission is to enter the Warren's house, and seal the demon for good. The blood-stained Annabelle doll, what was once pure is pure no more...

Brief assessment

Navigator AI

A tense, cinematic haunt through the Warrens’ Occult Museum with standout effects, rumbling floors, and jump scares that actually land. Go if you want atmosphere-first horror with approachable puzzles and a few clever set pieces.

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5.0

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AI Overview

AIPlayers rave about the immersive theming and special effects, with several memorable mechanical moments. Difficulty sits around easy-to-moderate, and some noted fewer puzzles overall and occasional team splits. Age is showing through worn props, visible tech, hot-glue fixes, and very dim lighting that makes searching harder. Loud audio spikes and lots of non-interactive decor can cause confusion but don’t ruin the fun for most groups.

WeaknessesWear and tear comes up often, from dated mannequins to exposed wires and finicky or fragile elements. Lighting is extremely low and the room is cluttered, so key items can be hard to spot and objectives occasionally feel vague. A few scares rely on older tech and one section was called painfully loud.

StrengthsThe Occult Museum setting is rich and absorbing, especially for Conjuring fans. Effects like rumbling ground and moving scenery keep tension high and deliver big reactions.

SecurityNo incidents reported, but expect very dark areas, sudden loud cues, and floor effects, so watch your step and ears. Multiple reviews note visible tech and worn props in places.

Level of fearGenuinely scary with frequent jump scares and a heavy vibe, so it’s not ideal for young kids or nervy players. Horror fans and brave teens/adults will likely love it.

Actors' gameNo live actors are mentioned; interaction is driven by animatronics and environmental tricks. Staff feedback ranges from very friendly to flat, low-energy hosting.

Quality of riddlesMostly moderate and varied, mixing a few classics with some neat surprises; several players wanted more total puzzles. Objectives can be unclear in the main space, and critical clues may be obscured by darkness. One mechanism is touch-sensitive and another can jam, but solutions feel fair once identified.

PlotYou enter the Warrens’ home and Occult Museum to seal Annabelle, a premise that anchors the experience well. The narrative lands but the finale and some scare beats feel dated.

Difficulty levelEasy-to-moderate overall, comfortable for newer teams and mixed groups. Puzzle-heavy enthusiasts may find it a bit light or linear without hints.