Company «Imaginarium (ИП Акимов Н.Д.)»

Our experience was a failure: we were delayed at the start, and we never felt a horror atmosphere—no jump scares and childish puzzles. The lack of payment transparency and no receipt were surprising. There were two actors, and they switched roles unconvincingly. The worst part was the tactile interactions: on "light" we were hit with a book, and on "medium" we ended up with bruises. For us, this i... Expand

Yesterday we celebrated our son's birthday at your place—and it was pure delight. It was my first time seeing an escape room from the inside, and I was impressed with how everything is set up: the acting, the sets, the sound—you can tell everything is carefully thought out. I got goosebumps at the very first door; there was real theatrical magic in the air. The kids came home and kept talking abou... Expand

We came in the evening for the action mode and felt uneasy right at the entrance. The setup is unconventional, the jump scares are punchy, and the set is almost unfurnished yet looks stylish and safe. Most puzzles are automated and on point, and the music and sound hit so hard you can feel the bass in your body. The actors stayed silent the entire run, performing through the speakers — which made ... Expand

Out of fifteen escape rooms, this one rocketed into my top 3: the story is seamless, the suspense holds to the very end. The puzzles are original, the set is phenomenal—you can get lost in the details. The actors truly inhabit their roles, and the host briefed us quickly and to the point—no fluff whatsoever.

I was drawn into the game from the moment I stepped in: the sound is oppressive, the corridors close in, and the night-vision camera makes every step tense. The actors chase brilliantly yet interact with care. The puzzles are logical; not once did I feel the urge to break the logic. I'll be back on a tougher difficulty.

We played the hard mode—absolutely thrilled. The actors delivered a powerful performance, and the setting with Soviet-era decor and musical interludes fully immerses you. We liked both the puzzles and the individual tasks—it’s scary to go alone, but insanely interesting. Special kudos to the security guard and the headmistress.

We were disappointed with the atmosphere: almost no wax exhibits, few mannequins, and the makeup fell short of expectations. The actors’ performance was uneven, engagement was selective, and the price wasn’t justified. A girl hit her head, and there was no first-aid kit — unacceptable.

The atmosphere is polished down to the smallest detail: the sets, lighting, and music come together as one. The highlight is the actors—they don’t just perform; they draw you into what’s happening and make you question reality. The puzzles are team-based, and there were plenty of emotions for everyone—from fear to euphoria.

We went with teenagers, chose the moderate level — and it was perfect: scary but safe. The puzzles are logical, the music is excellent, and the staff are very attentive. We left happy and tired.

The abandoned asylum vibe works 100%: a spacious location, detailed set design, and lighting and sound that keep you on edge. The puzzles are interesting and fair, and the actors are superb.