Company «Wasteland Quest&Games (ИП Зайцева Н.И.)»

Overall, we liked it, but the puzzles seemed easier than in “Sherlock.” The host was very pleasant and only gave hints on request, and did so carefully. The setting is good, though you can see some aging; in the dim light with a single flashlight it’s a bit awkward at times. We got out on our own with a minute to spare; as a duo the timing was tight—three or four players would be ideal.

The ambiance is pleasant and the staff are polite, but after that everything fell apart: some tasks were illogical, it was stuffy, and hints kept coming even when we didn’t ask for them. Several times the mechanisms malfunctioned; we couldn’t open one thing ourselves and had to call for help. We finished with a bitter aftertaste and a desire to leave early, and the two-person discount didn’t save ... Expand

The three of us played and were pleasantly surprised: each room is atmospheric, the sound design supports the mood, and hints are given tactfully and with humor. The passages are sturdy, there are lots of puzzles focused on observation and logic, and you can tell there are plenty of areas to explore. A couple of mechanisms were sticking and some of the decor could use a touch-up, but it didn’t spo... Expand

The atmosphere is well thought out and genuinely scary; even though it’s a no-contact quest, it was frightening even for those who’ve done a lot. Mysticism, puzzles, actors, and a strong setting came together into a cohesive story. Special thanks to the attentive administrator. Definitely recommend.

We hesitated because there weren’t many reviews, but the escape room pleasantly surprised us: the puzzles are logical and moderately challenging, there are plenty of rooms, and the transitions are unusual. The set design is excellent. They didn’t try to scare us often, but once the actor appeared it got genuinely scary; the finale was a particular highlight.

Children aged 11–14 came back happy and said that some of the riddles were quite challenging in places, and they didn’t fully understand the ending — having an adult nearby would have helped. It was hard to find the venue; please put up clear signs or inform people in advance.

We arrived early and were freezing outside; the administrator showed up right at the start, apologized, and let us get ready in peace. In the game, we liked the tactful hints and the many rooms; the lighting really adds to the atmosphere, and afterwards they let us take photos. We missed decor that would emphasize the “secrecy” theme and more intelligent puzzles, and some mechanisms only triggered... Expand

This is my 17th escape room and my first detective-themed one — and it delivered 100%. The puzzles are logical, the story holds together, the set design and waiting area are well maintained; there’s even a café on site. We celebrated a birthday there and left happy — I recommend it to Sherlock fans and everyone else.

The opening is striking—straight into 1930s mafia. We played as a duo and tried to go without hints; sometimes we got stuck because we handled the props too carefully. A couple of times a lock opened and we didn’t notice and kept milling about. Overall, excellent impressions; it felt harder than “Sherlock” by the same team.

Highly cinematic: the music, lighting, and set design drop you straight into 1930s Chicago. The puzzles are smart, there’s lots of tech, and hints are delivered discreetly. We left happy and buzzing with adrenaline.