Queen of Spades

The atmosphere and special effects are great, and the actor is solid as well. But I wish there were more puzzles; without the administrator’s hints it would have been hard at times to understand what to do. It doesn’t feel like a 16+ experience. We bought the video — it was expensive and oddly edited: 8 minutes out of forty, with music laid over it, no laughter or screams. I don’t recommend paying... Expand

We liked the concept, but we waited 30–40 minutes. The administrator was quite harsh and kept giving us hints over the radio; the location is small. The actor only tried to scare us from a single door, with lots of illogical actions and manual triggers. In the end, it was neither scary nor interesting.

This isn't our first horror, and this one had its own tricks — it kept us engaged to the end; at times the actress performed so convincingly we believed in the ghosts. A couple of people broke into a run — there are spots where you could trip; we would have liked a more striking finale and more appearances by the actress toward the end. Still, the emotions were strong — we walked out with our hand... Expand

The escape room is awesome: the actor is perfect for those who prefer no contact. The set design and sound are powerful; the house literally "smells of antiquity" — the atmosphere is off the charts. A bit stuffy, but I still recommend it.

The tasks are clear, hints come on time, but the flashlight barely gives any light. The actor keeps coming out of the same area, so the scares are predictable and not particularly scary, and the ending feels rushed. I’d like more action, more variety in appearances, and some short tasks, plus a more impactful finale. Bottom line: 3.5 out of 5.

The escape room wasn’t scary at all: the actor showed up a couple of times, there were few rooms, and the whole thing was over in forty minutes. It’s more for people who get startled by sudden noises than for those chasing a strong adrenaline rush. The little bonus at the end is cute, but it doesn’t redeem the experience.

Good quest, but I would have liked more puzzles and a more striking finale. The game master was nice and gave on-point hints, though sometimes unnecessary. Otherwise, it’s atmospheric and tastefully scary.

It was genuinely scary with the actor—he delivered 100 percent, and there was nothing superfluous in the room. At first the unsolicited hints threw us off, but then we understood what they were for. The puzzles aren’t difficult, but they’re logical and follow a chain.

The ambiance is gorgeous, the music presses just enough to give you goosebumps. We chose the no-contact actress option — she scared us right on cue, and the mirror was an absolute wow. For a first horror experience, it’s a perfect choice.

The set design is excellent, the atmosphere is strong. But the actor’s performance didn’t grab me, and the ending felt abruptly cut off: a staff member just came in and announced that it was over. Hints were given too early, as if they were rushing us. Overall I liked it, but it left a bit of a sour aftertaste.

It was our first time trying a scary one—we alternated between screaming like kids and laughing. The actor was gentle yet energetic, and the host ran it really well. The bonus at the end was the cherry on top!

We struggled with the first riddle, and the solution was disappointing; we also kept asking “why this way?”. On the plus side, there are a couple of cool mechanics and a nice bonus at the end. Opinions in our group were divided, so it’s better to go and try it yourself.

We arrived in the morning as a pair; the administrator greeted us cheerfully and carefully got us into place. We were led to the location without being able to see, and then came the sounds, machinery, and our own screams. For thrill-seekers—yes, but choose the “surprise” knowingly. We only ask that the ending be refined.

We waited for it to start, and then hints were thrown at us even before we asked. Not scary, and the ending felt like an abrupt cut. It didn’t click with me.

There aren’t many rooms, and the flashlight is rather dim, so a couple of details slipped by. The actor kept appearing from one side — you get used to it quickly. Overall fine, but nothing wow-worthy.