Company Pride Quest (ИП Бутковский К.А.)

Of all the performances, this is one of the best: the music, the atmosphere, the actors — a blast. It seemed like there were lots of actors, but it turned out there were only four, yet they kept up the pace brilliantly. There are individual tasks and a huge venue with transitions between floors. In our mixed-age group, everyone gave it a ten.

Cold, darkness, and that music—goosebumps from the moment we walked in. We asked for minimal contact; the team accommodated it, but it was still very scary. The actor was superb, the puzzles were fair, and we left happy and exhausted.

One of the scariest escape rooms we’ve been to: the tension hits from the very first second. The space is huge, the music applies pressure just the right way, and the acting is impeccable. Thanks for the vivid emotions—everyone got scared.

I love the Metro universe, and the quest hit right in the heart. The actors carry it; the puzzles are on the simpler side but interesting, and there are plenty of rooms. The story is inspired by the original, not canon — I liked that they did it their own way. As a bonus, there’s a funny tickling scene we still remember.

Just awesome: the actors carry it, and the logic and math puzzles keep you on your toes. Our team left happy. We’ve also tried their “Killer’s Diary” — the level is consistently high; even the admin stays in character.

Thoughtful organization: a neat area for personal belongings, communication with players, and noticeable attention to detail. The atmosphere and actors take it to the next level.

A highly immersive performance: strong acting, deep immersion, and a meticulously crafted abandoned house set. It’s scary even in the pauses—an easy ten out of ten.

I liked that you not only have to scream but also think, especially when you're counting in the dark. There are a couple of spots where you have to squeeze through — pure adrenaline. The morgue atmosphere is palpable, and the actor applies just enough pressure to keep you from relaxing.

The escape room delivered: solid puzzles, and the scares don’t get in the way of thinking. The atmosphere makes you really believe you’re in a morgue. The actor maintains a high standard.

The organization let us down: the start was delayed and they took a long time to answer the phone. In practice, it’s mostly interaction and running around with the actors; there are hardly any puzzles, and the set design is sparse — lots of empty areas. Loud music and dim lighting don’t save it; everything rests on the actors’ effort. I can’t recommend it to those who want something to really thin... Expand