Company «Quest Show (Юскин П.А.)»

The start was intriguing, but then everything fell apart: the actors seemed to just wander around next to us, and the rooms were stuffy, damp, and dirty. We asked for no hitting, but they used a stun gun anyway. There are hardly any puzzles—basically a couple of tasks and a long search for keys across several rooms.

The locations look like a real house with history; the lighting and sound are truly immersive. The puzzles are tied to the story, and the hints were timely and to the point. I recommend going as a group of four.

I went twice with different groups — the quest is genuinely very scary. The actors are strong, the sets are solid, and the tasks aren’t overdone. And yes, safety is also about the players themselves: if you’re told not to run, don’t run.

Some parts were creepy, and the climbing area was fun, but safety is a mess. In the dark, my friend crashed into a partition and broke her nose; I hurt my back. They should at least have some minimal lighting, and we never figured out the storyline.

We came with three children and asked for a light experience to watch the acting. In the end, they started scaring us hard right from the start, so we had to opt out of the actors. The kids enjoyed the puzzles, but no one was really monitoring the administrator’s work.

We're first-timers; we were worried about physical contact, asked for no electric shocks—and they listened. It was still scary enough to give us goosebumps, the hints came right on time, and we made it almost to the end. We'll be back for another dose of fear.

Scary and atmospheric, but it’s too dark; a couple of times we just stood still because we couldn’t see anything at all. We would have liked more puzzles, but when we asked for hints, they were spot-on. Otherwise, a solid horror experience.

The actors are great, the interactions are friendly, and the quest itself is well-thought-out and manages to scare. Go with a group—there will be enough emotions for everyone.

Right from the entrance, you’re hit with a basement smell; inside it’s very dark and dusty, and in places you have to crawl — it’s unpleasant. We were expecting sheer terror, but the actor spent more time waving a stun gun than building tension. The overall impression is muddled; for now I don’t recommend it.

Disappointed: a couple of mechanisms didn’t work, and in the end they just escorted us out even though we were close to the finish. We asked them to explain what went wrong, but they told us half of the important stuff only afterward. It spoiled the mood.