Company «Perfect Storm (Кадзоева Л.С.)»

We went to DBD in the evening and left extremely disappointed. Almost all the “gameplay” is them grabbing you and dragging you around the venue; there are two puzzles and they’re simple. They violated the rules they themselves announced before the start, and the plot falls apart. We chose medium contact but got hit, had our skin twisted, and our comments were ignored. On top of that: darkness, thr... Expand

We attended the special edition and were immersed in the atmosphere from the moment we walked in: dim lighting, sound design, a sense of unease. The scares were tuned just right—thrilling, yet we still had time to think. The puzzles were clear, but the adrenaline made it hard to focus. The actors stayed in character until the very end, and the set is crafted with love. We’ll definitely be back.

The idea is interesting and the start was brisk, but after that — an unpleasant experience. We chose medium difficulty, but they openly hit and insulted us; when we asked them to dial back the contact, the response was 'I don't care.' No coherent sequence of tasks, just running from room to room. If it had been engaging, fine, but it ended up just painful and empty.

The ambience is rich, and the puzzles in the first zones really hit the mark. It’s great that besides team tasks there are individual ones — it’s both scarier and more engaging. Several characters were active at the venue simultaneously, so there were never any empty pauses. The only downside is that the difference between the contact levels didn’t feel as pronounced as we expected.

We’ve done escape rooms in Moscow and Lipetsk, but here the chills hit us right at the door: the damp, the dimness, the decor. Shout-out to the guy playing the soldier—his voice and charisma carry the whole scene. If you’re looking for a truly scary quest in Volgograd, pick this one.

This isn't a classic quest with timed actor entrances. The interaction and tension never let up, and each character has their own quirks you have to figure out on the fly. A huge space and constant running around — it's about action, not puzzles. I'll definitely come again.

We played on 20.12.25 and were absolutely thrilled: the actors are excellent, and the sets and atmosphere are gripping. We liked that the ending depends on our actions. On the downside, the level of contact felt higher than we expected when selecting the mode.

A ton of emotions: lots of actors, frequent scares, but without unnecessary pain unless you ask for hardcore. You can choose the level of contact, the setting is powerful, they even provide a video of your run. The immersion starts right at the door, down to the smells.

We chose the medium-contact option, but in reality it was rougher than promised. It was dark, there were raised thresholds, and we took a couple of solid hits — left bruised and with a bad aftertaste. The atmosphere is there, but safety fell short.

From the very first minute, the atmosphere is so intense you forget where the exit is. The actors were on fire; they tailored the interaction to our group, and it was both scary and funny. The puzzles are fair, with no nonsense, and we were dissecting the finale for another hour afterward.