Company «Мир фобии (ИП Савичева А.Р.)»

The venue is really about 550 square meters; the sound and special effects make you jump, and the lighting adds tension. Everything is safe; they provide gowns, the storyline is interesting with multiple endings. After the game, they let us walk around the location and take photos — that’s rare and very cool.

From the very first minutes, the actors, sound, and lighting create a thick atmosphere of horror. It’s scary but also fun; you can tell the music was chosen thoughtfully. The after-photos are fire, and the lounge area helps you catch your breath. If you’re in Novosibirsk looking for big thrills, this is it.

The area is huge, which makes it psychologically tense—actors can appear from anywhere. The sound is powerful, the lighting excellent, and the immersion begins right at the door. They showed scenes that were both beautiful and creepy, and there’s also a large area for parties, which is a real plus.

We celebrated a child’s birthday here. It’s convenient that they offer different packages, a spacious lounge area, a greeting from the team, and a relaxed photo shoot. The entertainers gently guide the kids, the activities are engaging, and the staff is very attentive.

We were basically walking between two rooms in the dark, looking for unlabeled items. In the finale, valves were required that weren’t there, and the actors admitted the plot had broken — for the last few minutes they just led us back and forth. For that kind of money, it’s disappointing.

Actors and costumes are strong, the sound is deep, the bass is gorgeous. But there are hardly any puzzles, the corridors are empty, and it was stuffy. The price is above market, and arguing with the criticism after the game wasn’t worth it. Overall, for us — a bit weak.

The venue is impressive; even the sound alone creates a sense of someone’s presence, and the immersion into the game begins right at the doorstep. The puzzles are well-balanced, the venue is safe with padded corners. The staff are very polite, and after the game they took some great photos.

It kicks off right at the doorstep, then opens into a huge location with a fast pace. It’s scary when you’re standing in halls with lots of passages and don’t know where something might jump out from. The lighting and music are very unconventional, the actors give it their all, and the tasks are clear and fit the laboratory theme.

The immersion was great, but we often had to stand and wait for the next scene, which slowed the pace. I wanted clearer interactions.

Interaction and lighting are solid, but the puzzle content is thin and there’s a lot of waiting between rooms. I followed the wording exactly—and it was a flop: no outcome and the progression is unclear. We didn’t find any technical linkages either. I don’t recommend it if you’re going for the puzzles.