Breakout Sweden Karl Johans gata runs escape room games in Helsingborg, Sweden. Anyone planning team building and birthday parties will find live escape rooms and mobile escape rooms here, with horror, mystery and history themes to choose from. Game languages: Swedish and English. Difficulty ranges from intermediate to advanced. Facilities listed include parking. Read what the venue lists, then decide if it matches your group.
About
Zero Hour gives two to five players 60 minutes as a world war threatens to break out and upend the world order, while Room 1025 checks guests into the Crimson Lake motel for a stay that is anything but pleasant. The Curse of Macbeth plays on the superstition surrounding Shakespeare's play, famous for causing accidents, in a smaller room for two to four. Breakout Sweden's second Helsingborg address on Pålsgatan hosts Black Sails, Behind The Bar and a conference room, and the company also brings portable team-building games such as Väskan and Byråkampen to offices for groups of up to 100.
The games
3 games to choose from
Breakout Sweden's Karl Johans gata site has three 60-minute rooms: Zero Hour (a world-war scenario in which you stop a missile strike and escape enemy headquarters, two to six players), The Curse of Macbeth (set in 1944 at Helsingborg's theatre when the Scottish Play's curse strikes an hour before the premiere, two to four players) and Room 1025 (a motel room with a mysterious TV countdown, two to six). The company also offers portable team-building games, The Case and Byråkampen, for groups of 10 to 100.
Format
Difficulty
The experience
The atmosphere and the groups this venue has in mind.
Atmosphere
Story-led and local: Macbeth is tied to Helsingborg's own theatre history, while Room 1025 leans into suspense, with ratings of four to five out of five for difficulty and fun.
Who it suits
Friends, families, colleagues and students; companies can take the portable team games to their own venue or outdoors at Gröningen.
Good to know
Intensity, accessibility, booking and facilities, as the venue lists them.
Rooms are booked online; arrive about ten minutes early, and the portable games are arranged by email or phone. The site is near the city theatre with parking in adjacent streets.
Location
Details come from the venue’s own published information. Check with the venue before you book.
FAQ
Quick answers from the venue's own published details.
Games at Breakout Sweden are for groups of 2 to 6 players. Individual games can have their own limits, so check the game you want to book.
Breakout Sweden runs 3 games, so groups can come back for a different game.
Games at Breakout Sweden include historical, mystery & detective, and horror themes.
Games at Breakout Sweden run in Swedish and English.
Yes. Breakout Sweden welcomes families. Check the minimum age for each game before you book.
Yes. Breakout Sweden welcomes company teams, with team building and company events among its services. Ask the venue about group sizes and packages for your team.
Breakout Sweden takes bookings online, by email, and by phone. Check the official website or contact the venue for available times.
Breakout Sweden is at Karl Johans gata 4, 252 67 Helsingborg, Sweden.
Other escape room venues listed in Helsingborg.
Breakout Sweden Karl Johans gata is one of the escape rooms listed in Helsingborg, Skåne County, and other venues there run their own games. Each profile shows the location and, where known, the games and who they suit.
Helsingborg · Pålsgatan 1
Pålsgatan
An escape room venue in Helsingborg with its games and group details listed. Games are offered in Swedish and English, which helps if your group is mixed. Whether you come as families and company teams, there are games to match. Booking options include online. Step into the profile for game details and booking information.
Helsingborg · Södergatan 6
Helsingborg
Browse the details of this escape room in Helsingborg, Skåne County. The profile lists prison break themes for live escape rooms, so you can match a game to the group. You can book online. Read on for games, groups and how reservations work. Locked-room puzzles, clues and a ticking clock make for a shared challenge.
