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Despite our experience with horror attractions, it was atmospheric. We liked the actor, the setting, and especially the music—it keeps you on edge. The gimmick of communicating with the spirit is original, and the staff are friendly. We recommend it.

The puzzles are generally easy; for a large team they’re no challenge at all. The actor’s interaction depends on their mood, and the logic gets fuzzy in places. They also didn’t hear our correct idea at first, which led to confusion.

We went as a group of four; it got cramped in places. The actor was fantastic, and the friendly spirit really helped with hints. We left impressed.

Cool performance: the actor is like a shadow, the music feels oppressive, and the conversations with the spirit are a special thrill. With four people it gets cramped at times, but the emotions are through the roof.

We weren’t scared all the time, but we laughed a lot. We asked for gentler contact — they accommodated it. The puzzles are clear, though rather linear.

Intense atmosphere. Although the escape room is small, there are surprisingly many puzzles, and the actor seems to appear in several places at once. Both scary and engaging.

We loved it: we squealed and laughed. With six of us it felt a bit cramped, possibly because we kept huddling together out of fear. The tasks were interesting, and the atmosphere was gloomy.

The actors give expressive performances — respect for that. But the puzzles felt repetitive, and in the first room the music was blasting so loud it was hard to talk to each other.

We went with friends and were rather disappointed: the space is cramped, there are few puzzles and they’re simple; with four people there’s almost nothing to do. We expected more.

The puzzles are rather simple, the space is small, and in the first room the sound was blaring so loudly that we couldn’t hear each other. The atmosphere is not bad, but we wanted something deeper.

The smoke, the humid room, and the darkness work great. Tip: come with a small group—it’s easier to tackle the puzzles.

A niche quest: the location is small but engaging. The actor managed to draw me in; the experience is a mix of fear and humor. Overall, I liked it.

If you’re fans of complex puzzles, this will feel a bit too easy. But the actor and the tense music still pack an emotional punch.

At first it was a bit scary, then it let up and got funny. The actor tripped over his co-star — we laughed for a long time. We liked the smoke and the "wet" room.

We celebrated a birthday; the administrator was a sweetheart, and the actor kept us on edge. It was both scary and fun; we left happy and with a little gift.

The escape room is simple, about 30 square meters. Fine for a one-time visit, but it's far from 'art'.