VR Escape · Ottobrunn

Time Travel Paradox – VR Escape near Munich

Time Travel Paradox is a VR escape game in Ottobrunn near Munich. An experiment sends your team back to the Stone Age.

Game duration
about 45 minutes
Price
from €33 per player
Players
2–6 players
Age
12+
Languages
German or English
Level
4 · for experienced players

Your mission

Time Travel Paradox starts with a failed experiment: a scientist disappears with the time machine, and your team lands in a long-gone era. To get back you have to get the machine running again – and the parts you need are not all in the same period.

Time Travel Paradox: what it is about

The trick is how the sections connect. What you discover or change in one place has an effect somewhere else. That creates a chain of puzzles which demands real coordination: who remembers what, and who passes on which information when. For many groups this is the part that needs the most coordination.

How the game plays

The game combines adventure with thinking and comes without horror. For teams with escape room experience who enjoy a story across several stations, Time Travel Paradox is a good choice in the VR programme.

Who Time Travel Paradox suits

An experiment sends your team back to the Stone Age. To return home, get the time machine working and search different eras for the parts and clues you need. A discovery in one place may become crucial somewhere else.

See the VR Escape comparison for all titles.

Good to know: VR starts at €33 per player and is charged per play area and group size (all VR prices by group size). Arrival: Jägerweg 10, 85521 Ottobrunn, parking at Haidgraben (directions and parking). Rescheduling is free up to 48 hours before your slot, later changes cost €50 (rescheduling and cancellation). Information as of 25 September 2026.

Decide together which style suits your group.

Who will enjoy this game?

For experienced escape teams looking for a demanding Level 4 mission. The focus is on connecting clues across different stages of the journey.

If your group wants something different

Dragon Tower and Space Station Tiberia offer a more approachable first full-length VR escape mission, each built around a clear shared objective.

Plan this game for your group

Time pressure and unfamiliar eras create the tension. Horror creatures and jump scares are not the focus of the story.

Book a VR time for your group. You choose the title on site with your game master; this page helps you compare your preferences. Individual games have different team limits. A booking across both play areas does not mean one shared virtual team of eleven.

Do we need to know an earlier game?

No. Time Travel Paradox is a self-contained story. What matters is sharing your observations and working through the clues together.

Does checking a time already book the game?

No. Looking at times reserves nothing. The booking flow shows your group’s available options and price before you submit a booking. Tell your game master your preferred title when selecting the game on site.

How many players can join Time Travel Paradox?

Time Travel Paradox is played as 2–6 players. The limit applies per play area; from seven players you use both areas. You choose the title on site with your game master.

What age is Time Travel Paradox suitable for?

From age 12.

Is Time Travel Paradox suitable for beginners?

Time Travel Paradox is rated puzzle level 4 of 4 and is aimed at teams with escape room experience. Dragon Tower is the easier entry point.

What is the difference between VR Escape and VR Action?

VR Escape is a connected puzzle mission; VR Action is built around short rounds, competition or action. See the VR Escape comparison and the VR Action comparison.

Find a VR time for your group

Choose your group size and date. Select the game on site.