Company «Пять ключей (Уразов А.Х.)»

The decor and furniture are very worn, the puzzle difficulty is rather low, and it’s mostly scary because of the darkness and loud music. In the dark area, something fell on my head, and the operators, seeing that we were scared, just kept turning up the volume and banging. I asked to be let out, showing an X sign to the camera, but instead we were urged to continue; an actor even appeared, though... Expand

The atmosphere is gorgeous: the music pounds, the shadows come alive, and at some point you genuinely forget it’s a game. We went with the actor option—everyone jumped. The puzzles don’t suffocate you, but they’re not just a formality either. We had an excellent evening.

Of the three escape rooms in the city, "Astral" was the one I liked the most: the puzzles are great, the set design is fine, and the actor’s performance is acceptable. I’d replace the mask—it’s more funny than scary, and the prop mockups look cheap. Tweak the lighting a bit so the dark entity blends into the darkness, and it’ll be absolutely awesome. Overall, I’m satisfied.

We went as a pair: it was interesting and pretty creepy, and we stalled a couple of times. In the first room the props are noticeably worn and could use an update, but the sound is top‑notch—especially the final approaches that gave us goosebumps. We think in a big group the fear gets smoothed out, whereas with just the two of us it felt much more intense. Recommended.

Thank you to the entire team for the attention to each participant. Special thanks to Alexey: he won the children’s hearts and, after the game, spoke with each of them; he even set up a VR experience. The kids are delighted, and so are the parents; we’ll definitely be back.

We came for a birthday and loved everything: a friendly host, subtle, well-timed hints, puzzles that aren’t too hard but really draw you in. The rooms are atmospheric, and the music really ratchets up the tension. We screamed a couple of times but made it to the finale. Highly recommend.

I liked the quest itself, but the service was disappointing. Early guests were asked to wait outside. Inside, the finish is slapdash, and the restroom is in poor condition—given the children’s audience, they should improve the comfort. Overall, the impression was marred by the interior.

We went as a group; the quest is atmospheric and quite creepy. The puzzles are interesting and at first seem challenging, and the music gives you goosebumps. Afterwards they let us play in VR — the emotions were off the charts. I’m giving it the highest rating; highly recommend.

We liked the quest, but there was an unpleasant situation with the payment: on site the amount turned out to be higher than expected; later they called back and it turned out we should have paid less. They promised to look into it and get back to us, but never called back.

We finished in an hour with hints, and at times we got stuck because of the darkness. The host was attentive and didn’t pressure us. A bit more lighting on the details and it would be perfect.