Obsessed

We booked two actresses and the highest intensity level — I was completely blown away. They dragged me around, pinned me to the floor, made me recite poetry, and screamed so much I felt like I needed some valerian. The puzzles were interesting; we finished in 40–45 minutes. Thanks to the game masters Daniil and Anastasia — they set up the game perfectly.

We booked two actors and didn’t regret it for a second. They popped up from everywhere, the voice gave us goosebumps, and solving the puzzles under fear had us literally sweating. By the finale we were whispering to each other— that’s how overwhelmed we were. Strongly recommend, but opt for a gentler contact level if your nerves are fragile.

Administrator Daria is a gem: she explained everything and adjusted the difficulty to the team. We got scared, laughed, and sometimes asked for hints because fear made it hard to think. The quest is well maintained, and the mechanics ran without any glitches. We'll be back for the hard mode with two actors.

If you're used to detective stories, this is a different genre: the real boss here is the atmosphere and the actor. Technically it's all solid; the puzzles aren't about brain-busting but about keeping your mind working under stress. The level of contact is tailored to the players; the bold get maximum emotions. We loved it.

We played as a duo and were immersed right away: a multi-level layout, beautiful rooms, and spot-on music. We booked one actor — my friend chose no-contact, I went for maximum — yet I still felt the interactions were a bit lacking. It’s scary without tipping into hysteria, which makes it ideal for newcomers: it makes you think and it makes you jump.

The escape room was great, but it felt like the finale was missing something. The puzzles were generally fine, but in a couple of spots I wanted more logic and searching. The actor was outstanding, and the set design and sound crank the emotions up to the maximum.

We're seasoned horror-goers and still ended up surprised. The actress scared us without overdoing it, and midway a second character suddenly joined—fitting, but the physical contact was a bit rough at times. The ambience and puzzles are fine, 7 out of 10; some parts flew by, and elsewhere we took hints. After the photo op, meeting the actors broke the magic—we'd prefer the characters didn't come o... Expand

The start was delayed, and a kids’ disco was going on nearby—the music and lights kept breaking the atmosphere. No hoods were used, and the actor only engaged intermittently, even though there were plenty of chances to scare us. Otherwise the quest worked, but it fell short on horror.

We went with the kids on the soft, no-contact level. The atmosphere is excellent; the music is intense but not overwhelming. The kids enjoyed searching and solving puzzles, and the adults had fun too. A good family option if you choose the level wisely.

The actress was great, but some areas felt cramped, and a couple of times we banged into the doorframe while running away. A couple of puzzles felt half-baked, and the ending could be clearer. Otherwise, the atmosphere is fantastic.

Music and sound are top-notch, and the set design ramps up the tension. I wanted more direct interaction with the actor—the show promised maximum contact, but there were fewer such moments than I expected. Still great overall, but there’s room for growth.

The service was pleasant, but some tasks felt confusing; the hints arrived too quickly and felt like they were given “out of pity.” The sound and lighting kept us alert, and overall the evening went great.

Some parts of the location are narrow; I wouldn’t go with more than four people. The actor put on a show, the puzzles are clear, though in places they could use some refinement. Overall, solid.

Without an actor it was almost not scary; with one it’s tolerable, but I recommend taking two—the thrill is on a whole different level. Props to the actress—she really delivered emotionally.

The quest was interesting and at times really challenging, but the actresses cranked the emotions to the max. There were four of us—we screamed together, but we left happy. I recommend it.