Tales from the Crypt

The idea is interesting, but it didn’t land for me: the actor comes up close, starts talking, and all the horror disappears — you can see the rubber mask. The puzzles often lack a clear throughline, as if the story isn’t guiding you and doors open whenever the operator decides. The ambience is average, more for teenagers; I didn’t get any enjoyment.

A great venue with a well-balanced mix of challenges: logic, attention to detail, and reflex-based puzzles. The actors kept the tension so well that we genuinely felt like the heroes of the story. A solid ten from us.

An unconventional quest: unusual rooms and an intricate plot. There were two actors, but it felt like many more — the acting was nothing short of outstanding.

Very atmospheric and at times genuinely scary. The transitions between rooms are a treat in their own right, and the actors keep you on edge right up to the finale. We left satisfied and thrilled.

We booked a game with actors Egor and Nastya, and it was scary from the very first seconds. The atmosphere was top-notch, the tasks weren’t repetitive, and the changes of character created the impression of a large troupe. We really loved it.

Excellent service: the administrator knows their stuff and explained the rules clearly. The quest itself is vibrant; the actors get into character and draw out emotions. We’ll be back for their other projects.

We went as a family; the kids were squealing, but they liked it, and we managed to control the level of fear with the actor’s help. The sets are convincing, the story is engaging. A good evening!

The puzzles are mostly logical and interesting, but one or two felt too unintuitive, and the sound was a bit too loud in places. Otherwise, the escape room was a hit.

I was really pleased with the variety of rooms, each with its own mood and intensity. As you move between them, you get drawn deeper into the story. Definitely worth trying.

At times we did everything right, only to hear “you should’ve knocked harder,” and elsewhere the logic just went off the rails. The hint “press the skull’s forehead to the cross” was the last straw — how are you supposed to get to that without telepathy? Mixed impressions.

We played as a group; a couple of the puzzles really made our brains work, and in one room we encountered a very unusual way of moving around. As for the fear factor, it was intense.

The atmosphere was okay, but a couple of puzzles felt odd, like you couldn’t solve them without a hint. It also seemed that some things were triggered remotely here and there. Overall fine, but nothing to rave about.

We’ve done many scary escape rooms in the city, but this one stood out for its original atmosphere and unusual storyline. Fresh and not clichéd, a real breath of fresh air.

The service is excellent; the administrator explained everything and helped me get set up. The mechanics are surprisingly great — I’ve never seen anything like it. Highly recommend visiting.

We hadn’t come across a way of moving between rooms like that before—it’s a real highlight. It made us want to come back for another go.