Company «Zdesquest (ИП Петров Д.В.)»

I liked the administrator’s approach and the room decor, but the beginning turned confrontational: the actor was pressing us back against the door, leaving us with bruises and scrapes. The rules about silence and the actor’s reactions were not followed at times; one participant was hit with a stun gun for no reason. After that, we’d prefer less physical contact and more emphasis on safety.

Maria greeted us very warmly: offered tea, explained the rules, and broke down the fear levels. We were going for Hard, but seeing we were newcomers, she quietly set it to Medium — and it was perfect. The music, the knocks, the actor’s unexpected appearances — adrenaline and laughter all mixed together. Next time we’ll get the video and dare to go Hard.

A year has passed, yet the memories are still vivid. The entire quest is played with your eyes closed, but it's your decisions that drive the story. At some point we got so immersed that everything 'looked' and 'felt' real; the scene with the patient completely knocked us off balance. Our tip: don't pick up everything — items actually matter.

This escape room needs urgent fixes: some triggers don’t fire, and the staff on the radio respond sluggishly. It feels like maintenance hasn’t been done for a while, which undermines its strong potential.

A very unusual format: we played “in your head” for the first time. The atmosphere pulls you in; without teamwork it’s tough, but that actually makes it better—it brings people together. The only downside is that at times the host’s voice wasn’t clear or expressive enough, so we had to strain to hear and it broke immersion. Otherwise—vivid emotions and a strong desire to try other stories.

The actors are fantastic—always responsive and ready to help when needed. The atmosphere pulls you in, the plot is solid, but the ending felt abrupt—we wanted it to continue. Overall, thanks—we had a blast.

Enjoyed the quest, but an important note: bring your own sleep masks. After using their masks, one girl developed an eye inflammation, and another had a forehead breakout where the mask made contact. We’re now figuring out how to treat it. The format is great, but be careful with hygiene.

No signage outside; the host greeted us without enthusiasm, didn’t really tell the backstory, and we were given the bare minimum of photos. The puzzles themselves are simple, but splitting into teams and the finale are strong points. Otherwise, they fell short organizationally.

We chose the hard mode with an actor — a full-on scare attraction. My heart was pounding; the stun gun added some spice without going overboard. We got the video recording and didn’t regret it — kept rewatching and cracking up.

I didn't think an hour and a half in a blindfold could pack such an emotional punch. Scents, objects, the voice—it all turns into a movie in your head. The actor is fantastic; the key is not to grab everything, but to think. I'll be back for another storyline.