Company «Game (ИП Мартынова Е.Н.)»

The quest turned out to be very lively and packed, with about five or six locations, and everything changes on the fly. Perfect for adult beginners: it was only our second time doing quests and we managed on our own, only getting held up twice because of our own inattentiveness. We went with a 7-year-old; at times he was spooked by the tense music and a few props, but in the end he said he enjoyed... Expand

Really liked it—I took my parents and younger brother; everyone was thrilled, and my dad kept reminiscing about Fallout the whole time. Personally, we felt the story lacked development, and in the first room it wasn’t clear where to start. There are two locations; we spent almost an hour there and finished in 53 minutes. The administrator was wonderful.

Went as a family—the kids loved it. Egyptian ambience, the sound is just intense enough to draw you in, and the puzzles are fair and build logically one into the next. The hour flew by.

The starting room felt a bit bare, but the areas get more and more impressive as you go. It was hot, but they provided slippers and disposable socks; the staff were polite and offered tea and coffee. Overall, an excellent experience.

Immersion starts right away, and it only gets more interesting from there. The kids were thrilled with the wand, but according to the scenario there’s only one—two of them argued over who got to do the magic. Overall, both adults and children loved it; we recommend it.

There were three of us, and no one was left without something to do. The USSR vibe is captured really well, and the sound design is awesome. We took one hint and finished within an hour.

We celebrated our son’s birthday—the 10–12-year-olds were absolutely thrilled, especially by the “real magic” and the music. The rooms are beautiful, with unexpected transitions. Thanks to the team for making our celebration.

Very atmospheric: lighting, sound, bunker vibe—goosebumps. The puzzles are varied and not about mindless searching; your hands are constantly busy. The staff offers gentle support; we left happy.

Great action-style format: one moment you’re turning mechanisms, the next you’re squeezing into unexpected spots — I was laughing like a kid. We took a couple of hints, but we still managed to finish on our own. It’s best to go as a group of three or four.

We were there as a family with our younger child; some areas were dark and he got nervous, but they gave us a flashlight—he calmed down right away. The puzzles are logical, and the hints are on point. We’d come back to try other locations.