Company «Lost (ИП Гадаев Е. В.)»

We jumped straight into hard mode: it was dark, the sound was oppressive, and an actor was literally breathing down our necks—goosebumps. Hints came sparingly, no hand-holding; we made it in the final minutes. The atmosphere is superb, emotions off the charts.

Great for a first time: it was even a bit creepy and intriguing at the start. The flashlight let us down, so we never finished one task, and by the end the walkie-talkie died and we had to hurry. We got the code right, but the door wouldn’t budge — looks like the lock was glitching. The host was awesome, helped out and set the tone. We’ll be back.

From the very first minutes, the atmosphere presses in with a pleasant eeriness; the music and lighting work exactly as they should. Markus's story is engaging, and the finale is neatly tied together. We walked out satisfied and with slightly wobbly legs.

There were three of us playing. It could have been interesting if the administrator had properly prepared the location. The door that is supposed to be locked until you complete a sequence of tasks was open, and we went straight in. The quest lost almost all of its difficulty; we could have gotten out a minute after the start, and the other rooms ended up being unnecessary. We didn't make a scene ... Expand

The asylum vibe grabs you from the very first room—got goosebumps in places. Hints were on point, and the game master really helped out. The final puzzle was awesome; we escaped a couple of minutes before the timer.

My first experience with escape rooms was a blast. We got scared and froze up at times, but we made it out of the lair. It would be even cooler if, at the start, someone had their vision, use of hands, or hearing restricted — it would really make the teamwork spark.

As a first escape room, it’s fine: not scary, more about searching and ciphers. The logic wobbles in places, and it’s pretty tough without hints. We escaped, but the technical side left something to be desired.

The puzzles are fair—no nonsense—and feel elegantly designed. The pacing is great: one moment you’re fleeing a maniac, the next you’re putting your brain to work. The ending really landed for me.

The puzzles were interesting, especially the code-based ones, but the walkie-talkie was crackling and they could barely hear us. We swapped the battery and it was fine after that. Otherwise, everything was well-paced and logical.

I liked the quest, but there weren’t enough locations — I would have liked more room to run around. The actor, though, does an excellent job delivering the scares, especially at the beginning. Otherwise, everything felt brisk.