Company «Внутри (ИП Гаврилова С.В.)»

Got off to a rocky start: the actor couldn’t properly fasten the handcuffs; the shackles kept slipping off. The coded door had no sound, the buttons stick, so we just had to pull harder, even though they’d promised “everything opens easily.” In one spot, a passage opened simply by turning a part, whereas you’re supposedly meant to assemble a mechanism. On top of that, it wasn’t scary — for me, a m... Expand

Used to be our favorite, now it's a complete letdown. We were greeted by a very young host with no charisma; hints were dropped at the wrong moments, and the usual effects in the scenes were missing. There was no real finale or post-game debrief either — they just handed us a flyer and saw us out. Check who's on shift in advance.

We started late because of the previous team, but inside it felt like a horror flick: loud jump scares, banging, and occasional sudden appearances by the actress. The puzzles aren’t the toughest, but under stress your brain locks up, and the game master steps in if you’re stuck. Keeps you on edge from start to finish.

The quest isn’t about sprinting; it’s about mud and suspense — they even gave out jackets, thanks. Administrator Sofia did a great job amping up the atmosphere, and actor Sergey delivered a steady, solid performance. Tip for the girls: tie your hair back. On medium-contact mode it felt a bit lacking, but overall we had a ton of emotions — we’ll be back for the sequel.

We wanted no actors at first, but they talked us into it—and it was the right call. The admin flipped on the “demon” the moment we walked in; my girlfriend almost bolted. The actress would grab at your hair, sneak up on you, and kept performing even after the finish. From now on, only escape rooms with actors.

We expected a scary experience but got a rather rough briefing, weak pacing, and props that either don’t work or behave illogically. Hints were given almost immediately, so we finished quickly, and the ending felt abruptly cut off. For this price, I definitely wouldn’t recommend it.

Four ten-year-old girls played: a gloomy atmosphere, loud bangs, even some tears here and there, but they made it to the finish. When they got stuck, the operator guided them over the loudspeaker. Inside, my daughter was whispering “never again,” but at the exit she was already asking to go again.

Went as a group of girls and loved everything: the puzzles, the actor, and how they kept the atmosphere. We didn’t really catch the difference between medium and hard; at times it felt like the levels were mixed up. Huge thanks to the host—she even helped us find an earring. We would’ve liked to see all the actors afterward, but the evening was fantastic anyway.

Right from the entrance, the host used sharp claps and well-timed pauses to summon the right kind of dread — respect. The actor worked with nuance and just the right toughness for the medium: we hid in corners and screamed, but it never went overboard. The sets and sound were punchy; we had to crack a couple of puzzles with hints. Yes, we left with a few bruises and scratches, but happy. I recomme... Expand

Family of four, two kids aged 9 and 12—we were worried it might be too scary, but the hints came at the right time and no one fell out of the process. The atmosphere is top-notch; the props and lighting serve the story.