Company «Wkaif (ИП Загарин Д.М.)»

My teenage daughter chose this escape room for her birthday and she didn’t go wrong: the actors kept up the pace and delivered well-timed scares, the administrator was genuinely helpful, and the atmosphere and music were great. I liked the waiting room with the screen — I watched their progress and even found myself jumping from fright. The girls came out happy and spent the rest of the evening sh... Expand

We went in expecting something average but got the best of both worlds: it’s bright, not stuffy even with seven of us, the puzzles are dynamic, and the actors stay with you the whole quest—scaring, helping, and cracking jokes. Big plus for safety; the staff accommodated personal requests, and the overall vibe is very friendly. We didn’t want to leave.

We were unpleasantly surprised by the last-minute restriction on choosing the level of contact right before the start, and by the actor’s borderline jokes when a female participant was tied up separately. There was also injurious contact, even though we had warned in advance about an old injury, and they fumbled the hygiene afterward as well. We understand the format is tough, but boundaries and c... Expand

Unfortunately, it didn’t land for us: the host’s briefing was dry, the actors hardly interacted—mostly just breathing down our necks. The puzzles felt illogical, the walkie-talkie for hints ran out of battery, and one room was missing a key. The promised photos were never sent—the overall impression was spoiled.

The actors are 12/10, but the quest itself didn’t grab me. At the beginning, the advertised storyline was barely noticeable, there were few puzzles and not enough connection to the theme, and in the first rooms the decor felt simple. Later it got more interesting—the transitions were cleverly designed and the atmosphere in the third room really picked up—but the overall story never came together. ... Expand

An excellent escape room for those who don’t like being touched: there’s no physical contact, and no one drags you anywhere. The rooms are spacious, you can go with a large group, and the host explains everything calmly and clearly. We’re thrilled and already eyeing this team’s other rooms.

Immersion is powerful, but at times you’re literally crawling through dirty burrows—my friend even scratched her leg. There aren’t many puzzles; lots of routine counting and recounting of drawings; make a mistake and the code won’t add up. As an immersive experience—10/10, as a quest—2/10.

Strong start, a cool street and house set, but the ending fell flat. The walkie-talkies are inconvenient, the administrator’s voice gets lost in the noise, and we had to ask for hints to be repeated. The actress mostly ran around and screamed, and the second actor was only present as a voice from behind a screen.

We chose the medium level; it was both funny and scary. We liked the mazes and transitions; there weren’t many puzzles — we were there for the emotions. On the downside: at one point an actor stood on a girl’s stomach and started to choke her with a chain — after we asked, they stopped and apologized; they were empathetic.

We went to celebrate a birthday, chose the medium mode and were hoping for fun, but ended up with a questionable experience: some people were barely engaged, while others were hit with a baton hard enough to leave bruises. The puzzles were primitive and poorly explained, our time was cut short, and we didn’t make it to the other rooms. Disappointing, especially for a celebration.