Company «Черный кот (ООО Добрый остров)»

We celebrated a 7th birthday, and it started with a delay right at the entrance—the door was locked and guests were freezing. The tea room turned out to be cramped, there were no shoe covers, no refrigerator for the cake either, and there was a situation with a child—he left the quest without supervision. The entertainers at the party seemed tired, barely interacted with the birthday girl, and eve... Expand

We went as a family, asked for a light experience — they did everything carefully; the kids didn’t cry, but squealed with delight. Hints were timely, the maze is huge; we got lost a couple of times, and that was the most fun.

Immersion from the doorway: robes, torches, a damp basement—instant goosebumps. The actor was masterful, seeming to emerge right out of the walls, and the puzzles were logical and on-theme. We left impressed and want to come back for the hard mode.

There were four of us, screaming like kids—especially when Annabelle whispered in the dark. Hints came right on time, the puzzles were logical. We escaped in the final minutes—what a rush!

We booked the quest for noon; when we arrived it was closed, it was hard to get in touch, and the administrator was late. After payment, there was radio silence—no proper communication. The quest itself is not bad, but the poor organization left a bad aftertaste.

We played in the evening and didn’t regret it: they handed out coveralls and masks, and from there everything was a blur—a constant sense of someone’s presence. The locations are gloomy, the music oppressive, the actors top-notch. This quest will definitely stick with you.

We opted for the medium level and didn’t regret it: the actor kept us on our toes but also let us catch our breath and think. The set design is vibrant, the puzzles are logical, and the hints are on point. Scary, funny, and very engaging. We’ll be back for the hard mode.

We compared it with other escape rooms in the city — this one is noticeably a cut above. Immersive sets, puzzles based on Harry Potter lore, they even provide student uniforms. There’s only one wand per team, but it was still our favorite.

Terrifying to the point of trembling, yet so beautiful and atmospheric that you want more. The actors are on fire; the sound and the darkness press just enough for your brain to switch off and your hands to act on their own. The best horror quest in a long time.

The quest itself was great, but the organization let us down: the start was delayed, the tea room was cramped, and there was no fridge for the cake. The staff were polite, but we would have liked more organization. Overall, an average rating because of these hiccups.