And the light goes out

I asked for a supernatural-themed quest and was sent to this one, but it turned out to be straight-up horror. The actor looked more like a maniac than a ghost, and the scare factor was minimal. The puzzles were poorly connected to each other; a couple of times the doors opened by themselves, and the administrator admitted the logic was shaky. The only plus is the polite staff; I don’t recommend th... Expand

Top-notch ambience: darkness, rustles, lights hitting right on cue—goosebumps. We went with two actors, and the adrenaline didn’t let up until the finale. The puzzles fit the theme; we asked for a couple of hints and got exactly what we needed. A great horror night.

We’ve been doing escape rooms for many years and decided to book two actors at once to make it spicier. They scared us a few times, but during a split one actor walked off while the others just stood waiting—zero emotions. The puzzle logic clicked closer to the final rooms; before that there were oddities, and some of the door mechanics were glitchy. Later the management reached out, we discussed ... Expand

We did it as a group of six; overall the quest was great and at times very scary. But in the long tunnel there’s an abrupt drop—four of us tumbled onto each other and ended up with bruises. The briefing was good, the actors gave a ten‑out‑of‑ten performance, and the entrances were unpredictable.

A quest for those who like to exercise their brains and tickle their nerves. The balance between psychological pressure and puzzles is well maintained; there are jump scares and impressive actor entrances. It keeps you on edge right up to the finale.

It was both interesting and scary; two actors performed. I wish they talked less—the atmosphere would be tighter that way. The puzzles weren’t difficult, but we didn’t have enough time because of the constant chase.

The atmosphere was top-notch, and the sound and set design felt cinematic. A couple of puzzles seemed odd, and one door was sticking, but a staff member helped quickly. Overall, it was excellent—I’ll be back to try a higher fear level.

We’ve been going to Mistik Quest for many years: the service is consistently strong. This particular quest isn’t the best in their lineup, but their attitude toward guests is excellent. We hope they’ll polish the details — we’ll be happy to come back.

This was my first horror escape room, and I was literally trembling. I went in without full contact — still terrifying; the actor kept the pressure on, but in a measured way. The theme of darkness really comes through, especially in the finale. I recommend it to newcomers and veterans alike.

Very high-quality decorations and atmosphere; the resemblance to the film was a pleasant surprise. It’s clear the team put in a lot of effort, and the staff are doing an excellent job. We’ll definitely come back for their other projects.

The full-contact format was a bit too rough; at one point it was outright painful. During the split, one player left and the others just waited around bored for a couple of minutes. The puzzles fall apart in places; it didn’t work for me.

The quest is decent, but not particularly scary, and in my opinion it has little to do with the movie. The actors are a solid seven; it’s fine for a night out with friends, but nothing more. I’ll leave an average rating.

I was expecting mysticism like in the movie, but got more of a maniac vibe and only rare appearances by the actor. Not particularly scary, but the administrator was great and very supportive with hints. Not for everyone.

We barely noticed any connection to the film; throughout the entire quest, the actor appeared only three times. The rating is low, though the idea is potentially great.

An ocean of emotions, the fear grew by the minute. The actresses and the music delivered perfectly; they moved in a tight pack and screamed themselves hoarse. I recommend it to anyone who wants genuine panic and adrenaline.