Company «Quest Guru (ИП Супряткин А. О.)»

For the kids aged 10–14, the quest was a total hit: they came out with smiles and tons of emotions. I stood in the corridor and could hear them laughing, getting scared, and squealing. Special thanks to the girl at the front desk—very warm and smiley. We got stuck in traffic and were late, but they still let us complete the quest, which was very nice.

The concept is great, but the execution fell short: the mechanisms felt worn out and worked only intermittently. The fifth participant was a 3-year-old child, but we were charged the adult rate, and the promised birthday discount wasn’t applied. The hints were often off the mark; it felt like the operator wasn’t paying attention, and because of that the necessary mechanisms didn’t activate. There ... Expand

The perfect format for our trio: no actors or scare gimmicks, but a clear backstory and an understandable briefing that actually helps. The tasks are logical and fit the theme perfectly, and the artificial intelligence concept is just out of this world—you can really feel the bunker watching.

We started off by waiting: the administrator was late, and the props still weren’t set out, so we were asked to wait. The trainee game master was prompting way too often, and some of the mechanisms were behaving strangely. In the end the atmosphere was lost; for me this was the worst escape room I’ve done.

We visited the "Pirate Ship" and were absolutely thrilled. The atmosphere felt like the real sea, with details thought through down to the smallest things — it was like stepping into an adventure movie. The staff were friendly, helped exactly when and where needed, and you could tell they were keeping an eye on us via the cameras. It felt comfortable and safe, especially with kids. For us, this wa... Expand

In fact, it wasn’t scary; the equipment let us down: the walkie-talkies had no reception in two rooms, the flashlight died quickly, and the lights didn’t work everywhere. At the end, one piece of the puzzle was missing, and they just let us out through the door. The actor’s performance was more amusing than frightening.

We loved the atmosphere and music; even those who aren’t into Fallout found everything clear and engaging. However, at the start the AI hint was hard to hear, one vial had no label, and the required rifle was unloaded. The warming puzzle also felt a bit too unintuitive—perhaps that one’s on us.

For me, this turned out to be the weakest escape room out of the dozens I’ve completed: cheap-looking props, illogical puzzles, and mechanisms that only work intermittently. The rating on the aggregator is clearly inflated; I regret the time spent. To be fair, this studio does have better projects.

One of the best escape rooms in the city: a thoughtfully crafted setting, realistic decor, and very logical puzzles. The locations are diverse, and you can feel the atmosphere of an abandoned camp with its own chilling backstory. We had a great time.

Our teenage son was thrilled, and we didn't get scared — the focus here is on puzzles, not scares. The music and set design really pull you in. Hints were given on time and to the point.