Company «Екб квест (ИП Ярославцев В.Г.)»

We came as the second group after our friends, and they “cranked up” the intensity at their request. The result — bruises, blisters from the stun gun, ruined hair, phobias ignored, zero immersion. When we asked for compensation, they offered a discount for next time — we have no desire to return.

Our second visit was a disaster: we spent half the time sitting alone, the hard-contact format turned into excessive pain, and our requests to stop were ignored. We were left with bruises and scratches, with the feeling that the actors were just blowing off steam. Really disappointing — I used to recommend this project to everyone; now it’s the opposite.

I rarely write reviews, but this time I couldn’t stay silent. The “doll” actress on the bus — I still get goosebumps; she kept appearing where you least expected. And the cannibal played “asleep” so well that I was already reaching for the key and — bam — the stun gun; my hand jerked on its own. Stunning immersion and pure professionalism.

The plot turned out to be deeper than we expected; there are lots of details, with everything thought through from lighting to sound. Roman didn’t just recite lines—he lived the role, keeping us in constant suspense, sometimes to the point of panic. The team is polite and attentive; we’ll definitely come again.

I’d like to address safety separately: there are steps in the dark, one of our participants actually got injured, and someone got hit on the head by an inexperienced actor. Plus, the quest is short and full of hints, yet it’s advertised as 'maximum fear and difficulty.' Very questionable.

We went as a group of eight on hard mode with an extra actor — got dragged across the floor, bitten, and hit with stun guns, just as we asked. Almost complete darkness, lots of thresholds; running is dangerous. Optimal group size is 4–6 people. The time flew by like five minutes.

We weren’t even allowed to use the bathroom; they went over the rules for a long time for nothing. The whole performance was pitch-dark with a single flashlight. No one asked about the level of physical contact, yet they grabbed my hair and yanked so hard that I couldn’t lift my arm the next morning. There are almost no puzzles—mostly they just lead you around and try to scare you.

We went to The Purge for a birthday, and they threw in a second actor as a bonus—it was a pleasant surprise. We got a good scare, Roma and Ilya performed great, and the walkie-talkie with hints really helped when we got stuck. I appreciated that even while staying in character, Roma was considerate of my limitations with running.

Started on time, but the greeter spoke so quietly we couldn’t make out half of it. After a couple of transitions, our knees turned white—the place is dirty—and then they basically sat us down like in hide-and-seek: half the team was left doing nothing. The game lasted about forty minutes, there was no debrief afterward, no photos were taken, and we left with nothing but disappointment.

We came as a group of six, paid extra for one more actor, and it suddenly turned out there were three—surprise! We opted for stun devices for the men only; the thrill level was excellent. The locations are meticulously designed, with a route and lots of details, and there's also one kind character who made the ending unexpectedly sad.