Company «Lord of Quests (ИП Казаков В.Р.)»

The quest is long and very diverse, the rooms don’t repeat — that’s cool, but 3 hours is exhausting. The music is too loud, there are too many flashlights; because of the light and the din it’s hard to get scared and to hear each other. The physical contact is over the top in places: my friend ended up with blood on his shoulder and torn pants, and someone stuck fingers in my mouth — that’s not ok... Expand

They dragged me by the hair and held a stun gun up to my face; someone was slammed head-first into a prop. No one liked it; after that, we’re not going to any more escape rooms.

We were greeted warmly, but there are some service issues: no lockers, and the restroom is unkempt. We encountered broken items that cost us time, and one combination lock opened by itself—so we skipped a couple of tasks and threw off the sequence. We’d like this to be fixed.

We were barely greeted; the administrator showed no interest and didn’t even go over the rules. The actors were rather rude, zapping people on the neck with a stun gun even though it was clear someone felt unwell. It was cold while we were waiting, and after the game nobody seemed to care — the overall impression was ruined.

We went to 'It. Return' and were thrilled. The actor kept up the pace throughout the session, constantly cracking jokes and scaring us, never letting us relax. The puzzles are unconventional, and the location is large—plenty of room to run around. Extra points for knee and elbow pads—they clearly planned for crawling.

With two actors it’s noticeably more interesting. Cons: the admin initially quoted the price incorrectly but later refunded the difference; we paid extra for a fifth player, but they couldn’t accommodate them comfortably; we got 80 minutes instead of 90, and there was no signed health waiver. Otherwise, we liked the plot and the actors’ performances.

The quest is scary and engaging, but cleanliness is a problem: the restroom smells and it seems like no cleaning is being done. It’s already the second time I’ve felt unwell after a visit — the organizers should address sanitation.

The asylum atmosphere is executed meticulously; the lighting and sound really press on you. The actor is outstanding—cracking jokes one moment, suddenly popping up the next—we were jumping out of our skins. The puzzles are logical, and they guided us over the radio when we got stuck. We walked out buzzing—highly recommend.

Very atmospheric: wooden contraptions, warm lighting, music — it really feels like you’re in Leonardo’s workshop. The puzzles are logical, no “magic”; we did it as a family — the kids were involved, the adults too. Zero fear, but tons of emotion. We’ll come again.

We hit up 'It' with the crew and were hooked from the first minutes. The actor was Pennywise to a T—voice, physicality, timing—gave us goosebumps. The puzzles are logical but not a cakewalk, and the hints are on point. We'll be back for the two-actor mode.