Company «Тихое место ( Соловьев А.А. )»

I’ve done over 30 escape rooms; few really hook me, but here the actors and their improvisation are a straight 10/10. It’s spacious—comfortable even for a large group. The story is about a maniac, and the puzzles aren’t just “key-and-lock,” they make you think. The lounge draws you in from the moment you step inside, the contact level is moderate, and the atmosphere is strong. We’ll be back.

I reached a rare level of immersion for myself: it felt like I’d stepped into a horror from the very first seconds. The locations are detailed, the puzzles are well-judged, and the hints are delivered carefully without breaking the magic. An excellent entry point for newcomers and a test of nerves for the experienced.

We chose the light version with minimal contact, but in reality they grabbed us by the neck and brought a blowtorch close to our faces. Such rule violations spoil the experience, even with decent acting.

We waited about forty minutes for the start; the script turned out to be different from what was on the website; there was nowhere to wash off the dust afterward. The acting was strong, but the organization needs work.

Five of us went on medium and didn’t regret it: the actors are on fire from the first minutes, there are lots of locations, and the music ramps up the pressure. It’s scary, but not over the top, and a couple of times they defused the tension with some really funny moments. We’ll be back for hard mode.

We chose the “light” option, but the contact ended up being painful: there were choking holds, and a hoodie got scorched by a blowtorch. It seems safety rules weren’t followed, hence the low rating.

The game is okay, the actors did a great job, but the start was delayed by almost 40 minutes, there was no sign, and it was cold outside. If they improve the service, it'll be top.

No signage outside; inside, we were greeted late and without a proper briefing, leaving a sense of chaos. Plot-wise, it’s empty, but the actors do a good job. The service let us down.

Loved the locations—plenty of space, and the costumes and makeup were on point. But the story fell apart: we were either running or just standing around, with lots of waiting and a feeling they were stretching time. They didn’t offer a choice of mode, and no photos or videos were taken—the organization is lacking.

Immersive from the moment you step in: locations shift from cozy to oppressive, and the music amplifies the emotions. The actors flexibly adapt to the group and keep the tension high; the characters’ stories feel real. We recommend it—the emotions linger for a long time.