Company «Mystery Quest»

Wouldn't recommend: we found it boring and monotonous. Long dialogues, the actors kept flubbing their lines, then a couple of puzzles — and again drawn-out scenes with excessively rough physical contact, including simulated eye-gouging and stun-gun shocks. Fear gave way to anticipating the next blow, and the plot hardly moved forward. On the plus side — a cool location.

The quest grabs you even before you step inside; the administrator greeted us warmly and explained everything. The brothers nailed their performance: they scare, crack jokes, and give helpful hints. We chose Medium+ — we screamed, but still felt comfortable. After the game we chatted — the guys are very pleasant. We’ll definitely be back.

The quest was awesome: we got tossed around on the floor; the stun gun and holds were available on request—everything safe yet intense. The actors and their voices were mind-blowing, emotions off the charts. I recommend it to anyone who enjoys a hardcore format.

Came after 'House of Cannibals' and were thrilled again. The puzzles are good, but the 'Gaslighter' put on so much pressure that it was hard to think—and that’s a plus. The doctor turned out to be a sweetheart after the game; on hard mode, both the stun batons and the psychological pressure are present.

We came as a group; we'd previously been to their 'Cannibals' House' — the level is top again. The actors are strong and the setting is excellent; if there are six of you, it's better to book two actors—it's hard for one to cover everyone. The price is reasonable, and there's no shortage of emotions.

Special thanks for the hard mode—emotions galore. The dialogues are on point, the actors coordinate with the group perfectly, and the welcome at the entrance is friendly. The best adrenaline-packed outing in a long time.

We were left with mixed feelings. The venue is large and gloomy—which is cool—but almost everything relies on combination locks. There were six of us and only one actor; the interaction felt lacking, and the hard difficulty felt more like medium. For 8,000 we expected tighter execution and more variety.

The atmosphere is stunning; the sound and darkness bear down so hard your legs turn to jelly. The actors truly live their roles, offering unobtrusive hints while keeping you on your toes. We went for the medium contact—it was more than enough; wear long sleeves.

Awesome experience: the brothers are charismatic, their voices and physicality are on fire, and they even treated us to fruit. We went for medium+, my girlfriends found it a bit painful, but I loved it. This visit will definitely stick with me; it really makes you want to give the actors a standing ovation.

The best we’ve done lately. We went with Hard+; there are lots of locations, plenty of props, and the immersion is intense. Three actors kept up the pace without any lulls. Highly recommend.