Company «Quest Stars (ООО Стар Сервис)»

We took our time choosing and didn’t regret it: the immersion starts from the very first step. The lack of walkie‑talkies is unsettling at first, but then it becomes part of the experience. We literally became part of the story, and afterwards the team discussed in detail what could be improved — it’s nice that they really listen.

Experienced players showed up out of “professional curiosity” and weren’t disappointed: the location is labyrinthine, the plot is unconventional, the actors stay in character and keep the story on track despite the team’s jokes. Afterwards we even had a heart-to-heart — special kudos for that.

The quest was a smash hit: the set is polished down to the tiniest detail, and the atmosphere feels cinematic. But with six people, one flashlight isn’t enough—there isn’t enough light for everyone, so two or three end up solving while the rest trail behind. Still, it’s really awesome; it’s just better to go with a small team.

We celebrated a birthday at “Hell Bunker” and got pulled into the story right from the entrance. The actors’ performance carries the whole show; there’s plenty of interaction, and the sound and lighting ramp up the tension. We got an ending that, we were told, doesn’t come up often, and afterwards they even let us walk around the location with the normal lights on — a nice touch.

An unusual start right from the doorstep: Zinaida Alexandrovna gently drew us into the experience, and after that we were alternately caught, spooked, and made to sign paperwork. The apartment is tiny, but we never sat idle; the old cell phones on the shelves were a delight in their own right. A bright, energetic game.

We came as two teams: the start was powerfully immersive, the venue is fairly large, and at our request they turned off the flickering light—thanks for that. But after the first few minutes the fear mostly faded; with one actor for five people, he couldn’t give everyone enough attention. Some of our group spent half the game sitting in a cage, and the dust and stuffiness got in the way. We asked n... Expand

Both newcomers and veterans will love it: the scenes are staged with finesse, and the lighting and sound ratchet up the tension. Tip: go with a small group—fear feels more palpable.

The time-machine performance set in the USSR worked unexpectedly well: jumps between realities, charismatic characters, and a sprawling labyrinth of locations. A couple of sound issues didn’t spoil the impression, and the ending you choose is genuinely on your conscience.

Our whole team had a blast. The actors hook you from the get-go, the dialogue is lively, and choosing the ending yourself is a real highlight. There aren’t many puzzles, but the bunker atmosphere and sound design do the trick. We’ll be back for a different ending.

The escape room captivates with its well-thought-out story and strong acting, and the team gets to choose the ending — which adds excitement. The Soviet-era setting is recreated very accurately and keeps you in suspense until the very end.