Company «Quest Stars | LOCKation (ИП Мизулин А.В.)»

The administrator was late to the start; you have to climb an old, steep staircase, and the location itself was dirty and uncomfortable. Instead of the advertised hour, the game lasted less than 40 minutes; nobody created a festive atmosphere; the area is small, and you can’t go into the cubes. I was especially disappointed by the “animator’s work” — simple games right on the cold, dirty floor wit... Expand

From the very first minutes, the quest grips you with its laboratory atmosphere: the set design is meticulously crafted, the sound gets on your nerves, and the actors appear at the most unexpected moments and never let up. The puzzles are logical and on-theme; we played as a team of four — the pace and balance were perfect. For horror fans — a must‑play.

Very disappointed with the organization: we were assured that the host would stay close to the children, but in the end he split them into teams, turned off the lights, and went on his phone. In the dark there were screams and tears; our mom had to restore order and ended up running the game herself. Plus the sand-filled cubes were dirty and torn. It was embarrassing in front of the guests — you c... Expand

It didn’t work for us at all: the kids were rushed into the dark without a proper briefing, and the host was on their phone more than watching the children. There were screams and tears, the venue was dirty, and the blocks were torn. We wanted a celebration, but it turned into stress.

Rarely do you come across an escape room that’s this terrifying yet so well thought out. The locations are large, with crawlspaces and grates—you really feel like an unwelcome guest in hostile territory. We chose hard mode with restrictions; the actors took everything into account, the contact is intense but safe. Music and lighting hit at the right moments, the “good” and “evil” characters are pe... Expand

We celebrated our 10-year-old daughter’s birthday: the kids enjoyed it, but the tea room was awful—dirty, dark, and it smelled as if someone had gotten sick before us. There are no windows, so you can’t air it out, and there’s no sink either. Plus it’s hard to get to: several keyed doors and many flights of stairs on foot. In the end, I’m disappointed with the organization.

We played as a pair and left absolutely thrilled. The atmosphere is convincing, with lots of rooms and unusual automated mechanisms—special thanks for the Morse code. Hints are delivered in a period-appropriate way; if you want to feel like Sherlock, this is the place.

I attended 'The Last Tour' and I'm still blown away. The cemetery-and-street setting is crafted in detail; the lighting and music pin you to the wall. The cast absolutely delivers: guide Elya leads with care, Grandma Marta is charismatic to the point of goosebumps, Marcus and the 'dead man' have transformations that are absolute fire, and the witch Amaranta is hypnotic. For fans of mysticism, it's... Expand

The worst experience: they barely explained the rules and levels of interaction, and our request for no physical contact was ignored. The space is small, the dialogues devolved into insults, and at times they used force even though we asked them not to. There's practically no plot, the ending feels rushed, and they responded to our comments with excuses. Unfortunately, I can't recommend it.

We came as a group of four and were completely immersed in the post-apocalypse: the dim light, unsettling sounds, and meticulously crafted rooms instantly switched off reality. The actors don’t just lead you—they truly inhabit their roles; it was both scary and very funny. The challenges alternate—sometimes it’s about logic, sometimes about speed—and in the end we left with a whole range of emotio... Expand