Company «Перезагрузка (Петров И.С.)»

We went in March 2023 with a group of children aged 10–11. For that age, the puzzles were a bit too difficult; good thing a mom went with them—without an adult, they definitely would have needed help. The game includes some scary moments: darkness, scraping behind a door, sudden bangs; one girl burst into tears from an unexpected sound. Overall, the kids liked it—there was plenty of adrenaline—but... Expand

The escape room was awesome: the puzzles are engaging, and at times even the adults had to really think. The dance part is a great touch, and the airship room is just wow. The finale is logical, and the game master helped tactfully and unobtrusively. We’ve already done 8 rooms, and this one made our favorites.

The project impressed with its quality: clean rooms, a pleasant lobby and a lounge area. The staff nailed the in-character acting, offered help at the right moments and didn’t overdo it. The quest itself was packed: lots of rooms, high-quality set design and clear logic. Best to go as three or four people — there are plenty of puzzles, and by the end your brain gets tired.

At first we hesitated about adding scary elements, but we didn’t regret it — the adrenaline pushed us toward freedom. There are lots of puzzles and they’re logical; no knowledge of the film is required — it only sets the mood here. The rooms are spacious, and the staff, Anastasia and Igor, kept the tension perfectly in the role of the prison warden. Recommended for teams of all levels.

The three of us went, and it was the right call: tons of puzzles, and you can split up across different paths without getting in each other’s way. We liked how the host deftly dropped a hint at the right moment without solving things for us. Took a couple of hints and finished within the time — awesome.

We chose the horror version — the guard kept the psychological pressure on, making us want to speed up. Adrenaline was off the charts, but everything was measured and safe, and the puzzles were fair. The atmosphere was superb!

A very vibrant, almost fairytale-like quest with lots of puzzles and surprises. Kids aged 10 and 13 played and had a blast. It’s a bit early for 8-year-olds, but perfect for ages 10–12. Thanks to the organizers!

We played as a group of four and chose the non-scary mode right away, since some in our group are easily spooked. The puzzles really grabbed us at times and made us think; the references to the film are subtle and don’t get in the way for those who haven’t seen it. A couple of times the mechanics didn’t trigger on the first try, but overall it left a good impression.

This was my second escape room; I had done a similar one with the same name elsewhere before, so I had something to compare it with. The game here is more laid-back: there’s hardly any moving around. It says there are six zones, but it felt like fewer. On the upside, the puzzles were engaging—our whole team was involved, no one was left idle. In places, I would have liked the set design to be more... Expand

We came for the Minions but got hooked by the decor and puzzles. The room with the airship was pure delight, and the finale tied everything together. Hints were given with care and never once broke the rhythm.