Company «Silence (ИП Усачев С.К.)»

We split the team into medium and hard, and on hard one of the guys passed out after a series of blows to the stomach. He ended up with bruises; everyone was in shock — we need to dial down the intensity. We wanted it to be just scary, but it turned out way too real.

An immersive quest with no puzzles; the locations are gorgeous, and the actors give 200%. The only downside is that by evening a gasoline smell builds up—at first it really hits you. Better to come in the morning.

First time I tried a puzzle-free quest and loved it. From the very first minutes the actors pulled us into the story—the kitchen scene gave me goosebumps. We went with Medium; there was enough fear and interaction for everyone. I’ll be back for Hard, just a bit later.

We dove right in; I liked the gasoline smell as part of the atmosphere and the fact that there aren’t any boring puzzles. The most nerve-racking scene is at the table—it’s genuinely scary. I’d have liked more rooms, but it’s powerful as is.

At last, in NSK they’ve made not just jump scares but a truly immersive experience. The setting, the music, and the actors’ improvisation create a film that feels alive, where you influence what happens. Very scary and at times funny—in a good way.

We went for the hard mode and got exactly what was promised: rough, scary, and still safe within the set boundaries; a couple of bruises and a ton of adrenaline. The actors keep up the pace and listen to commands—thanks!

I'm an escape room actress from Krasnoyarsk, and I was impressed by the work of Anastasia, Timofey, and Vlad. We chose the medium contact level; the interactions were consistent and well-executed—I wouldn't hesitate to go for hard here. A great example of how women can carry the lead roles, too.

The ambience and the cast were fire, but at the start the smell of gasoline really hit me—I'd recommend a morning show. It felt a bit short, flew by too fast. Otherwise, a top-tier experience—no regrets.

We booked the hard mode at night—the place is unsettling even from the street. Inside, it completely feels like the Sawyers’ house; it’s the scariest quest I’ve done. And about the chainsaw, it’s still a mystery whether it was real or not.

We played on medium — they really didn’t spare us, but in the best way. There are no puzzles; instead it’s nonstop action, on-point jokes, and very lively scenes. The location isn’t huge, so the quest goes by quickly, but the emotions last for a week.