Company «Локап (ИП Елизаров И.В.)»

We plunged into pitch-black darkness and came out absolutely thrilled. First we collected trophies across a large arena, then we hunted each other and swapped roles, and the finale was “infection,” where the captured join the zombies. In an hour and a half we ran ourselves ragged, bumped into things, pretended to be a wall, lay on the floor, even hid on the ropes, and tracked each other by rustles... Expand

Minotaur stands out from the usual horror rooms: it doesn’t just scare you, it makes you think. The puzzles are well-designed and logical, the no-contact actor keeps you on edge, and the sets, lighting, and sound are a treat. The staff flexibly adjusts the level of fear; hints are only given on request. We didn’t make it in time, and they calmly let us finish. For us, this is one of Lokap’s strong... Expand

The two of us had fun like kids: wandered around the cell, cracked up laughing, sprawled on the bunks, and soaked up the Russian chanson vibe. The cell block ambiance is convincing; the neighboring 'dangerous' inmate would help in exchange for favors; the puzzles are medium difficulty and on point. Not scary—three or four people would be ideal. Service and the actor’s performance are a solid five;... Expand

At first it’s a cozy bar with music—you relax and work through puzzles—but then it suddenly hits you: it’s a full-on adrenaline ride. There were six of us, and even as a group it was tough: sudden appearances, tight crawl spaces, and a constant sense that a predator was nearby. We had to step out a couple of times to catch our breath, but overall—it’s a powerful experience.

The first room really put us on pause — we had to ask for a hint, since the operator doesn’t push them on you. After that, there were cool transitions, lots of rooms, and a good pace. The actor is non-contact; I’d have preferred it rougher, but it was still scary. Special thanks to the administrator for a calm and friendly welcome.

We wanted a not-too-scary horror—it worked great even without an actor. If you’re prone to claustrophobia, it’s better to say so in advance—they’ll pick a suitable role. The first room felt the toughest; communication is important there. After that, it gets livelier and focuses more on attentiveness. Overall, we really liked it.

I’ll praise the organization: they called in advance, greeted us warmly, and explained everything. The ambience is very beautiful and on-theme; we finished in 56 minutes, and the difficulty level felt perfect. The operator offered discreet assistance; the quest isn’t scary, and the time flew by. We recommend it.

The escape room is fresh and well-kept; the waiting area is comfortable—they even offered shoe covers. Inside, the set design is substantial, the mix of searching and logic is well balanced, and the sound adds a noir vibe. It’s very clean, and kids will find it interesting too—I recommend it.

Perfect for a birthday party: there were eight of us, and everyone found a role. We hid under the decorations, could hear other people’s breathing right next to us—adrenaline off the charts. The host kept the rounds lively and didn’t let us relax.

Went with the family and a 10-year-old child and got exactly what we wanted: not scary, but full of emotion. The actor was fantastic—guides without pressuring and jokes at the right moments. We left on time and with a bunch of photos.