Company «Art Quest (ИП Бабина О. А.)»

We doubt the objectivity of some of the reviews: on site they said they’d give a video in exchange for a few positive ones. The quest itself is low-budget, with lots of unnecessary props; it lacked atmosphere and storyline. The actor focused more on physical contact than on acting. In the end, we spent the money and were left underwhelmed.

We celebrated a birthday at “The Nun’s Curse” and were thrilled. The welcome was great, they set the mood, the set design and sound were on point, and they kept a strong atmosphere throughout the game. There was both fear and laughter, and the actor adapted flexibly to everyone. The ending dragged a bit, but we pulled through. Highly recommend.

We went as a group of adults—adrenaline through the roof. The mirrors, the sounds, the actor—everything keeps you on edge without any cheap gimmicks. I’ll give it a solid five; it’s been a long time since I was this scared and laughed this much at the same time.

A year ago the escape room was noticeably tougher. Now the fear factor has pretty much disappeared, the puzzles felt illogical, and the actor’s performance was weak. It all ended far too quickly, and on top of that they tried to quote the wrong price for the team until the adults intervened. We left disappointed.

We bought into the rave comments and expected a wow factor. It was fun only for the first two or three rounds; after that it got boring: some tasks were glitchy, there were too few rooms, and the rules were sometimes made up on the fly. The admin threw in an extra 30 minutes as consolation.

Very atmospheric and scary; the music is the best we've heard. The puzzles are logical and challenging — we had to think. The actor would appear unexpectedly and switch voices in a way that gave us goosebumps.

The locations and ambiance are excellent; the actor quickly picked up our vibe, turned some scenes into funny improvisation, and gave on-point hints. On the downside, the plot is only really felt at the beginning, the ending is vague, and not all puzzles are tied to the story. Non-game locks should be clearly labeled.

We celebrated our son's 10th birthday. The entertainer guided the kids carefully, gave helpful pointers, and then organized tea and a mini-disco — the children were over the moon. Very well done.

It was so intense and scary that I, a grown-up, was ready to bolt for the exit a couple of times. The acting is top-notch, the staff are fantastic. The kids called it the scariest of all the quests and are already asking to do it again.

Several tasks froze up, and we had to restart them, which slowed the pace. The administrator added extra time, which saved the evening. The kids still enjoyed it, but I expected it to be a bit more stable.