Company «City Quest»

Great setting: the music, lighting, and the smell of stone had the kids hooked instantly. The hints were given carefully, without spoilers, and the team managed to retrieve the artifact. The birthday was a success—thank you!

The decor and atmosphere are gorgeous, but how are you supposed to solve the puzzles within an hour without hints—especially if the quest is for kids? The finale felt messy: the mechanism opened on its own, and it spoiled the overall impression.

Went with an adult group—we thought it would be easy, but you actually have to think. The pace is brisk, the puzzles are logical, and the decor is awesome. We left happy and a little sweaty.

The puzzles are quite challenging in parts, especially for players without experience. Otherwise, it’s a solid project: beautiful, logical, and the staff are unobtrusive. We’ll be back to try another scenario.

The atmosphere was awesome, but the ending was a letdown: when time was running out, the mechanism opened on its own, which kind of took the joy out of it. Up to that point it was really cool.

Points for safety: before the start, everything was explained, the children were supervised, and communication was maintained. The younger ones weren’t scared, but they got plenty of adrenaline.

We celebrated a 12th birthday—everyone loved it. Some of the logic puzzles were tricky, but with hints we made it through without any failures. Recommended!

The scenario is well tailored for 10-year-olds, and the kids liked the atmosphere and the tasks. Feel free to bring the kids—thanks to the team!

We took the kids after first trying the adult program ourselves. I can confirm: it’s safe and suitable for different ages, and the organizers did a great job.

We played for the first time, all adults, and we really enjoyed it. The organization and the locations were of a high standard.