Poltergeist

We came in from another city and were disappointed right from the start: the promised discount didn’t apply and the terms suddenly changed. The 'contact' format in a mystical escape room was surprising, the puzzles felt basic and unrelated to the supposed exorcism; the jump scares were repetitive, and you could hear the actor ahead of time. The finale got downright awkward, and after the game we s... Expand

We had booked “Pirates,” but on arrival they talked us into “Poltergeist,” even though we specifically wanted something to make us think. In the end, the quest was more about emotions and the actor than puzzles; it was also dusty and very loud. Overall, the organization left a poor impression.

The whole hour had me on edge. Actor Dmitry was on fire—he kept scaring us often and right on cue, while the instructor Vasily dropped hints at just the right moments. If you want more adrenaline than pure puzzles, this is an excellent choice.

I liked the idea and the execution of the storyline; the puzzles match the advertised difficulty. The layout of the location itself adds interest, and the actress stayed in character throughout without any lulls. Another plus is that you can adjust the level of interaction — they set a gentler mode for us.

The atmosphere is gorgeous, but the music sometimes hits way too hard—I wanted it quieter. Otherwise, everything is great: the puzzles are on point, and the actor keeps you on your toes and doesn’t let you relax.

The briefing was thorough, the tasks were interesting, and emotions ran high; the actor was excellent. The only thing missing was a bit more detail in the plot. The birthday was a blast.

The rooms are crafted with great attention to detail, and the atmosphere draws you into history. The puzzles aren’t always difficult but require attentiveness, and the actors add drive and realism. We left very satisfied and eager to return.

We went to the evening slot and were trapped in this creepy house from the very first minutes. The sound, the light, the actress—everything presses just enough to make you want to run, yet not stop thinking. We came out on wobbly legs and grinning from ear to ear.

This is our fifth escape room, and it's the first time we've seen such unusual mechanisms. The puzzles were challenging at times, the actress delivered a powerful performance, and the administrator explained everything clearly. Recommended for those who enjoy mystical themes.

We liked that the venue's setting in an industrial zone adds immersion even before things start. The actors really throw themselves into it; emotions run high and the impressions are vivid. We're glad we came.

We went with two actors—and didn’t regret it. The adrenaline was off the charts, and the host helped with subtle hints when we totally froze from panic. Recommended for the brave.

The ambience was excellent and the puzzles were engaging. We did it without an actor because one of us was scared, and we were still satisfied. We plan to come back for the full experience.

Really liked the mechanisms and one “magical” thing — we’re still debating how it worked. The set design is vivid and atmospheric, and the quest keeps you in its grip until the finale.

Special mention to the Ouija board — it was pure magic; we still have no idea how it works. We’ll definitely come back for the other projects.

If you're looking for lots of logic, this isn't the place. But fear, shadows, and jump scares — in spades. Overall, I liked it, but I wish there were more puzzles.