Company «Авантюра (ИП Ходырев С.Г.)»

We visited on December 10 with my younger sister for the kids’ version. The venue is huge; the rooms look like a real ship—it gave us goosebumps. At first my sister was a bit scared, but once she got into the puzzles, the fear vanished. The tasks are clear if you’re attentive, and the game master offered hints right on time and only as gentle nudges. They treated us to tea, showed us around, and e... Expand

It’s been over a week, and the emotions still haven’t faded. It’s unusual that the project is in Vysotsky rather than in a basement. The receptionist Kristina greeted us warmly and then ran the game; it was also nice to chat with her afterwards. The first encounter with the maniac made even the bravest scream, and it only got scarier from there. The location is truly huge, with the decor thought t... Expand

I was worried about the kids’ format after the adult version, but everything here is thoughtfully adapted for the little ones. The “scary” moments are toned down, the children were happily running around the ship, and the entertainers stepped in on time to help and reassure. The guest room saved our birthday — we came out and went straight to the table, convenient and without any fuss.

We played as a team of three on hard, and it was a real “whoa.” The lighting and music create just enough pressure to make your hands shake while your head still keeps working. The puzzles are varied and logical, but follow the instructions closely. I liked how the operator calibrated the scares to us. Recommended for experienced teams.

The quest is advertised as 6+, but the puzzles turned out to be too difficult for our eight-year-olds; they couldn’t manage without constant adult help. The loud sounds were frightening; the six-year-old barely held back tears and then ended up crying. I think the format is more like 10+, though our eleven-year-old daughter really liked it. Pros — lots of rooms and a variety of tasks. Cons in term... Expand

From the very entrance it was noisy because of a children's party; there was nowhere to sit, so we stood in the hallway. Inside it was very stuffy and dark in places; we simply didn’t hear a couple of lines of the story, some of the props looked worn, and one of the tasks was started not automatically but by an operator. They gave hints even when we didn’t ask, which broke the pace, and at the end... Expand

Very well-executed performance: everything worked like clockwork, the puzzles are logical, and the hints gently steer you. The admin did a great job getting us ready for the game. Realistic set design, good sound and lighting. The only downside—the smell of exhaust fumes knocked me out for a minute. A bit of physical effort will definitely come in handy.

We celebrated a birthday and had a blast like kids. The tasks are diverse, with almost no pointless searching; the music keeps you energized, and moving between zones is great. The staff are friendly, the tea is hot, and the location at 120 Malysheva is convenient to get to.

The website says you can bring a fifth player for an extra fee, but in reality the maximum is four, and even then it’s pretty cramped. The waiting area is set up like a café, but the seating isn’t very comfortable, and there’s no water or cookies. It’s essentially a performance: lots of movement and well-thought-out action, few puzzles, the actor hardly speaks, but it all works. I liked watching f... Expand

We went on August 10, and it's the best escape room we've been to. Scary from the very first minutes, the atmosphere is intense, and the actor is beyond praise. The difficulty is real, there are lots of rooms, and the excitement never drops. We recommend it — we've never screamed this loudly.