Company «Крик (Баранов Н.В.)»

Awesome improv — one moment you’re cracking up, the next you’re crawling on all fours in the dark. The rooms are huge, the actors read your reactions and push when needed. I’ll be back for hard mode; on medium it’s not that scary anymore.

We chose the medium-contact level and were instantly immersed in the atmosphere. Bubba is terrifying, but the actors not only scare you—they also joke and guide you. The puzzles are manageable, and administrator Victoria was fantastic: she explained everything and supported us throughout. We left on a high and full of adrenaline.

There were three of us; we chose the most intense contact level and came out with bruises and scratches—sad about two broken nails, but the adrenaline was insane. A bit of swearing, and the actors and admin Liza were fantastic. Despite how rough it was, we left very satisfied.

We asked them not to touch one player — in reality they touched everyone, and there was swearing every other word. We walked away with bruises, the briefing was rushed, and the puzzles were poor. There were emotions, but the bitter aftertaste was stronger.

This is the best horror experience in the city: it’s scary not because of screaming, but thanks to unexpected appearances and the performances. The realism is off the charts; they ask for your preferences before the game and take them into account. The lobby is atmospheric, and the staff are fantastic.

My first horror escape room—and it nailed it! The host was lovely, everything was clearly organized, and the hints came on time. The scares felt fair, the chainsaw roared just right, and it’s better to wear something simple—we were rolling around a lot.

If you love logic, the puzzles may feel a bit scarce—it's more about emotions. But as a performance, it's on fire: a huge location, great sound, lots of running around, and live interaction with the actors. I chose the medium-contact option and didn't regret it.

At booking they promised one participant could opt for no-contact; on site they said either everyone or no one, and in the end everyone got the same treatment. The puzzles are primitive, we didn’t sign any paperwork, so it’s hard to prove we were there. Young actors with monotonous swearing, and out of 30 minutes of play, ten were spent on the briefing. Not recommended.

We played with a cast of three actors. If you want the full-on hardcore, make it clear during the experience that you’re ready; otherwise they might go easy on you. Wear clothes you don’t mind getting messed up: a torn sleeve and dirt are normal. It’s warm inside—recommended.

We finished in half an hour; the puzzles were boring, and the physical contact was rough — we left with bruises, and a friend's pants tore. We didn't feel any story or gameplay. There are cheaper and more interesting options. Would not recommend.