Company «Летаргия (ИП Захаров А.А.)»

For many of us, this was our first escape room experience, and we were greeted with great care and everything was explained. With each new room the suspense grew; we were especially impressed by “The Ring” and “It”: Samara gave us goosebumps, and with Pennywise we both played around and got scared. Afterwards we spent several more hours sharing our impressions—there were emotions to spare.

Mixed impressions: I liked the escape room, but in the Pennywise room the ropes were tightened far too much and at some point it became really unpleasant; marks were left. Otherwise, the actors give strong performances and the progression is interesting. Please be more careful with restraints and with signals for 'it hurts'.

The ambiance and acting are on point; Pennywise delighted with his irony, and Samara—pure mystical physicality. The puzzles are varied and thought-provoking. Downside: the host rushed a couple of hints because of a name coincidence on our team. It would be great to add a leaderboard.

We chose hard mode and didn’t regret it: unusual actor entrances, a sumptuous Anubis with a staff, and that very dance with the Rabbit. I liked the nonlinearity—it’s scary to go back to places where they’d just been scaring you. The administrator explained everything clearly and calmly, but personally I could’ve used a bit more live interaction with the actor; I like chatting more than solving puz... Expand

We came for the adrenaline and ended up with a ton of laughs. The actor is out of this world, especially his appearance in 'Egypt'—goosebumps. The puzzles are fair, the hints are on point. A bit hot, but not a dealbreaker. I’ll come back on hard mode.

The production design is solid, and the actors and the game master are on point. This is the first escape room that genuinely scared me while the puzzles remained interesting and clear. Hints aren’t given bluntly but as subtle nudges, so the sense of play isn’t lost. In short—well thought out and fair; it makes you want to come back.

A very cool balance of fear and fun. The Rabbit is pure love; I haven’t danced like that from fear in ages. Medium contact was plenty, and they turned off the stun gun on request. The only downside is that with seven people it gets cramped in places.

Strong set design and attention to detail create the feeling of a waking nightmare; the music only heightens the panic. The actors are versatile: cracking a joke when needed and making a sudden creepy entrance when it counts. The puzzles vary in difficulty but are fair; only the time-based one threw me off. Overall, it’s a high-quality and safely structured performance.

We enjoyed the escape room, but there are some safety concerns. In a large group it felt cramped; a couple of people scraped their hands against the wall, there are sharp edges in places, and spring-loaded doors hit you in the back. The atmosphere and the actors' performance are excellent, but the organizers should soften the edges and reduce congestion in the finale.

We went to 'Lethargy' and lost touch with reality for two hours. The actors were superb; the clown kept us on the hook and also helped when we were completely stumped. It's scary, it's funny, and it's very atmospheric. I recommend wearing simple clothes—you'll have to run.