Company «Безумие (Блумберг Ю.В.)»

Two floors; the music hits just right, and special shout-out to the clown. We asked for minimal contact—they accommodated; it was still mega scary and hilarious. The puzzles are on-theme, with no silly dead ends. We walked out wide-eyed and with sweaty palms.

We went as a group of four to the anomalous "house." Service from the get-go: water, a comfortable reception area, and the rules explained calmly. The set fits the story perfectly; puzzles range from padlocks to automation; the transitions are unusual yet safe. The actors adapted to our requests, added performance elements and individual tasks — fans of mystery, creative transitions, and tension w... Expand

The set design is powerful and the actor delivered a brilliant performance, but the lighting is catastrophically poor, which makes you stall on tasks through no fault of your own. Most of the puzzles boiled down to codes, the logic is shaky in places, and in the dark it’s easy to bang into metal and uneven surfaces — two of us ended up with knee injuries.

A non-linear, at times insanely scary quest: the house's inhabitants messed with our heads, the puzzles made us think, and by the finish we were racing so fast that one sneaker was left somewhere in the dark. A ton of emotions, we want more.

This is one of the scariest escape rooms we’ve done: the music is oppressive, the actors never let you catch your breath, and the location is huge with unexpected transitions. We were literally shaking, huddling together, and reacting to every rustle. If you want an adrenaline rush — this is the place.

The quest was atmospheric, but there were safety concerns. It was too dark, pieces of metal were sticking out, I tripped and bruised my knee, and the props even smelled like gasoline. They let us in late and then kept pushing hints — it spoiled the overall impression.

The administrator called us in advance to confirm directions and time and greeted us very warmly. The rooms are packed with history-themed decor, and everything is spotless. We came out scared and happy—the quest was a total hit.

We went as a group with kids: four adults and three children. The actors skillfully balanced fear and humor; everyone got attention, and the adults didn't feel like it was a kids' version. The venue is interesting, it's easy to breathe, and after we left we kept discussing it at a cafe for a long time.

We liked the carpeting and the convenient location, the friendly staff, and the discount for future games. The house is large and two-story; the stairs are comfortable, with multiple routes. The actors were strong, the ending surprised us, and the clown was unforgettable — for us, it's one of the best quests in the project.

As soon as we walked in, there was a gothic vibe with loads of details all around—even a cat that had made itself at home. The kids squealed with delight, and we were discussing the actor with the chainsaw and the one in the wheelchair. Some parts were tough without hints, but the team and Anastasia guided us forward skillfully. Thank you—it's a great way to shake up the daily routine!