Company «Quit Quest (ИП Антропов А.А.)»

We chose the third level—the theme isn’t overused, and the transitions ramp up the tension and adrenaline. The rooms are spacious, the puzzles are original and make you think. The set design is well thought out, and the actors are on fire. Highly recommended for letting off steam.

The quest skillfully immerses you in a Young Pioneer camp where something has gone wrong. The atmosphere keeps you on edge, and the sets and sound make the world feel very believable. The puzzles are tied to the camp’s traditions, the difficulty balance is comfortable, and the game masters provide unobtrusive guidance. Everything ran right on schedule. For fans of horror and nostalgia — just the t... Expand

The escape room is excellent: the actors perform at the highest level, and there’s plenty of space—comfortable even for a large group. At the end you can easily chat with the actors; they’re very warm, genuine folks. I recommend it for hanging out with friends.

A rare case when you can see how much soul has been put into it. Huge rooms, fine detailing, and actors who guide you through the camp's story. This is not a 'basement' format, but a truly atmospheric production. Go for it if you love plot and interaction—we really got into our roles.

“Pioneer Camp” is pure immersion and nostalgia. The actors feel amazingly alive, the story is conveyed through interaction, and the puzzles are woven into the concept and keep the pace. Suitable for both groups and corporate events. We left absolutely thrilled.

We celebrated our son's birthday with seven teenagers. The staff were polite, the settings were atmospheric, it was just scary enough and very interesting. The tea room was clean and bright. We chose well.

Experienced quester here. I was pleased with the coherence of the plot and how the puzzles are woven into the camp’s story. Hints are given gently when you’re truly stuck. I recommend it.

A good option for a large group: there are many locations, no narrow corridors, and the atmosphere of a Soviet camp is felt immediately. The acting is strong, and you can discuss your impressions afterward. For those who scare easily, the basic level won't seem too frightening.

We went as a group of six and chose the medium difficulty. The sets were awesome, the actors were killing it—we even jumped a couple of times. The puzzles were logical, with no dead ends. Next time I’ll go for the maximum difficulty.

We celebrated the end of the school year. We were met at the entrance, introduced to the plot, and immediately immersed in the atmosphere. The rooms are detailed, the tasks are logical and tied to the story, so the experience is interesting and unfolds consistently.