Mom

We didn’t regret going: the tasks and mechanics are unusual, not insanely difficult, but they make you think. The special effects were impressive—we haven’t seen anything like that before—and the actors delivered powerful performances. The individual tasks add genuine horror when you’re left one-on-one with the monster.

We did “Mama” at Go Crazy — it exceeded our expectations. The atmosphere, details, and storyline are carefully put together; it scares more psychologically than with brute force, and that really draws you in. The administrator was a gem, gave hints in an unusual and fitting way, and the puzzles were interesting and felt alive. The only downside is that in places you can really bump into things whe... Expand

Top-notch atmosphere and acting—scares were honest and painless. By the end, though, my ears were tired from the loud effects, and it was quite warm inside; better ventilation would help. Otherwise, I recommend it, especially with two actors.

Our experienced escape-room team was left rather lukewarm: there’s almost no automation; much is run by a disembodied voice off-screen, and we didn’t click with the ambience. Three required items were simply handed to us by the actors during “individual sessions,” and the actors’ fee came up as a surcharge — we’d like more transparency. It’s clean and considerate — they provide socks and water — b... Expand

We went as a pair. Note: the base price doesn’t include actors; you can even opt out of actors during the experience. I got so scared at the first appearance of “Mother” that I had the actors removed, and it was still oppressive and grim; in a panic it’s easy to end up with bruises. The quest delivers, but be realistic about your limits.

The standout for us was the set of individual tasks, and the actors delivered brilliantly — the costumes and physicality were on fire. Once we realized there was almost no contact, it got a bit easier, and we finished the quest in 36 minutes. The puzzles are simple, but with the pace and atmosphere it works.

This was my seventh escape room; my friends hyped it as one of the best, but it didn’t work for me. There seemed to be few puzzles and mostly of the “unlock a lock — grab an item” kind; the actors barely interacted, which made it less scary. The setting and decorations are great—10 out of 10—but I can’t shake the feeling we were put on a “light” fear level.

There were five of us, we booked two actors — it was awesome. The individual tasks pushed us out of our comfort zone; I was literally trembling. The puzzles aren’t hard, but in the half-light and with the screaming your brain just stalls — it’s a blast. Thanks for the video, we rewatched it and cracked up.

Great horror experience in terms of jump scares and atmosphere: sometimes you can read the scare coming, but more often they get you when your guard is down. I’d like more scares at unexpected moments, and occasionally to have us go look for dropped items ourselves instead of having them brought to us. The actors, lighting, and sound are on point, and the immersion works.

The quest is good, but one puzzle eats up too much time and thus saps the tension. The rest maintains the pace and atmosphere.

The actresses are great, the location is well thought-out; if you immerse yourself in the story, it gets much scarier. The puzzles seemed difficult and not always logical to us, but the overall impression is strong nonetheless.

I liked that it’s not just jump scares; there are also clear, story-driven tasks. The hints weren’t spoon-fed. You have to run a lot, so wear comfortable shoes.

They really deliver on the scares, especially in the individual tasks—the emotions are still lingering. But there’s a downside: after each puzzle is solved, a very loud scream blares from the speakers, and by the end my ears are tired. Otherwise, everything is great—I recommend it.

My first horror experience—I thought I’d bail in the very first room, but I got pulled in. The admin set the mood perfectly, the actresses were excellent, and “Mom” can scare you with just a look. For me, it was intense enough even without physical contact—emotions were through the roof.

For experienced escape room fans, the puzzles will feel familiar, and the jump scares are predictable in places. I wanted more interaction and less darkness in one of the tasks. Overall it’s fine, but I expected more.