Company «Fantastic (Баев Э.В.)»

We booked the game for teenagers and watched from the sidelines. Based on the description, we expected 3+ characters, but in reality there was only one actress, though the kids still liked it. One more request: please add breaks between groups—the lobby is small, and noise from the next guests carries through to the players.

The concept has a touch of light irony. The atmosphere draws you in; the pace is calm but ramps up at the right moments. Hints come straight from the action without breaking immersion, and you can engage with the characters more deeply — a pity we weren’t told that in advance. It’s dark, there’s little light and at times it was temperamental; the décor is unshowy but fits the tone well. The puzzle... Expand

Not recommended: the puzzles are monotonous, the candle was cheap and had gone out by the end. The actors barely have any costumes—just T-shirts and simple masks. On top of that, a box jammed and they opened it in front of us. I regret the time wasted.

The actors’ performance is genuinely scary, and it’s great that everyone can choose light, medium, or a more intense level. I got injured through my own carelessness—the team helped immediately and let me get back into the game. Fantastic experience; it’s a 10 out of 10 from us!

Because of the stuffiness and humidity, our child felt unwell, and the game was interrupted. Also, there was no clear sign at the entrance and nobody greeted us, so we spent a long time looking for it. It’s a shame it turned out this way.

We had to play with a single electric candle, which made the team move in a huddle. The story was muddled: one moment a serial-killer neighbor, then suddenly a ghost, with no clear sense of where it was going. There were plenty of technical glitches: a door that kept jamming, mixed-up locks, and an early key to a room farther along. The puzzles were primitive; we wanted to really stretch our brain... Expand

We often go to escape rooms, and for our city this one is top-notch in terms of quality. We screamed a lot; the actors never break character and know how to connect with everyone, and when you get stuck they help with gentle hints. We walked out happy and exhausted.

The team really enjoyed the quest: an unusual plot, engaging puzzles, and strong acting. We were especially surprised that not just one but several actors are involved — it makes everything feel more lively and believable. The full range of emotions.

We were a team of four; the actresses kept the suspense perfectly. The venue is compact, with no dead space—everything serves a purpose. The puzzles aren’t child’s play; the jump scares sometimes get in the way, but they actually add to the adrenaline. The mid+ difficulty was a perfect fit.

The 13–14-year-olds were thrilled with the actors and the staff. The only downside is the two entrances: at first we kept knocking on the wrong door and got cold—please put up a sign. Otherwise, everything is great; we recommend it.