Ripper

I didn’t expect the puzzles to be so devious and non-linear, but that’s exactly what I loved. We booked the extra actor and didn’t regret it: the contact is intense, the jump scares land perfectly, and the lighting and pacing are out of this world. For full immersion, definitely choose the interactive option—the sense of presence is insane. We even ordered a souvenir video.

Immersive from the very first minutes: a grim world, intriguing twists, and challenges that really make you think. The actors make it feel real, while sound and lighting pour fuel on the fire—the fear lasts until the very end. The organizers are polite and attentive, with safety and comfort on point. A great option for a group; strongly recommended for thrill-seekers.

We chose the “hard” mode and paid extra for a second actor, but in reality there was hardly any interaction, and the second one appeared rarely. It was cramped, we kept running in circles, the tasks felt chaotic and unclear, and the hints were of little use. In the middle of the game there was even an aggressive phone call, and the finale was unclear — they just told us to run. We left disappointe... Expand

Went to the 8:15 pm session—loved instructor Vasily. The two actors set a perfect rhythm: funny one minute, panic the next, jokes through the screams. The mechanics were lively, the puzzles not overbearing; we occasionally blanked from nerves. We’d happily come back to these folks.

The escape room is fantastic: creepy set design, solid puzzles, and an actor who keeps the “hostages” terrified right up to the finale. He even recognized us from a previous visit, which was a nice touch. The only downside was the administrator’s brusque replies, but the game itself is top-notch. Might be too scary for newcomers; for horror fans, it’s just right.

There were five of us; it was my first quest. The girls chose medium contact; I went for high and got exactly the intense thrills I came for. Scary but controlled, and the administrator quickly helped over the comms. We’ll book another quest with them—everyone enjoyed it.

We opted for two actors—and it was spot on. The lighting, sound, and jump scares shred your nerves, but everything stays within the boundaries of the chosen contact level. Hints came right on time; we finished in an hour, hoarse from laughter and screams.

For a first horror quest, it was just right. We chose medium contact; the admin carefully guided us over comms when we got stuck, and the actor didn’t let us relax for a minute. I was seriously scared, but it still felt comfortable.

A logical start, but then the logic gets lost in the chaos. The hints don’t always make it clear what to do; a couple of times the mechanics only worked every other time, and an actor had to come in to demonstrate the solution. We wanted more scares and left with a sense of incompleteness.

Excellent location and solid acting, but on the fear scale the quest is milder than 'Hannibal'. That said, actor E. delivered a polished performance and made sure no one was left without attention. Lots of impressions; we'll keep trying this company. As a warm-up—straight 10 out of 10, fear—approximately 5 out of 10.

Overall I liked it, but I was hoping for richer set design; in places it felt a bit empty. Everything else was top-notch; with three actors it’s both more fun and scarier at the same time. Verdict: a solid four, and I recommend opting for the extended cast.

An escape room memorable for its many rooms and passages; the actor went all-out, impressing even seasoned players. For fans of fast-paced action and tunnel crawls — a must. Definitely worth a visit.

We’re seasoned, we’ve seen a lot, but this one tingled our nerves just right. The nonlinearity keeps you on your toes, and with just two actors the dynamics are insane. We’ll be back for a new level of contact.

The atmosphere was awesome, emotions were off the charts. A couple of puzzles felt left hanging; without a hint it wasn’t clear what exactly was expected of us, but the actor kept the tension up to the very end. Overall, I’m satisfied.

A bit scary and atmospheric, but cramped. Some tasks are strange in places; on hard mode I expected more interaction, and the ending felt muddled. Mixed feelings.