The curse of the nun

The escape room is great, but the rooms were stuffy and the backstory felt too long. Still, the game itself holds you in a vice grip, the actor is excellent, and the ending is energetic.

We went as a family with a teenager and asked to reduce actor contact — they fully accommodated us and found the right approach for everyone. Both scary and safe, with logical puzzles. An excellent balance for a family outing.

We came as a group of seven and didn’t regret it: in the narrow sections it was cramped, scary, and funny all at once. Administrator Egor suggested a third actor — we agreed, and the location really came to life. The space is large, the puzzles are solvable; it’s just harder in a crowd. The actors were superb at leading us and disappearing, and we ended up with tons of emotions.

They led us in with bags over our heads, and when the door slammed, it got truly terrifying. The actor performed so well that the tension didn’t let up even after we left. One of the toughest and most interesting escape rooms I’ve done.

We played as a group of four; it was very scary. One girl left right at the start — it felt too cramped. The Red Light option was a hit; we chose level 2 and one actor — that was more than enough, and we liked the contact. The second floor and the way of moving around were surprising, and the administrator Ekaterina explained everything clearly.

The rooms and transitions are awesome, but the actor showed up less often than we expected from the video in the group. On Sunday evening, the mechanisms glitched a couple of times, which hurt the pace. Overall, the quest is still great.

We booked two actors and chose the high-contact format — it blew us away emotionally. The location is huge; we were running around like crazy, but it all served a purpose. The puzzles are fair, but with the adrenaline your brain gets fuzzy. We’ll definitely be back.

The atmosphere is fantastic; the music and lighting push just enough to make you want to both scream and figure things out. One mechanism got stuck, but the instructor helped quickly, and everything went smoothly after that. Overall, really solid.

The quest is excellent, but it’s a bit hot inside; you feel it at the peak of all the running around. Everything else—the setting, the actors, the puzzles—is top-notch; we left satisfied.

Everything was great; just a touch more light would help—sometimes it wasn’t enough to make out the details. But in terms of emotions and atmosphere, the quest is superb.

The quest exceeded expectations: the atmosphere and actors are top-notch. I really appreciate that each player can choose their level of contact and adjust it along the way, so everyone is comfortable and gets scared just the right amount. Highly recommend.

We thought Level 2 was within our abilities, but just a couple of minutes in we realized we’d overestimated ourselves. The staff quickly lowered the difficulty, and it was still very scary. Thanks for the hints at moments when fear switched off our logic — the quest is insanely engaging; we recommend it.

We chose the minimal-contact option, but the actor came too close and really frightened us; the girl was nearly driven to hysteria. After we asked to tone it down, nothing really changed, which was disappointing. The quest itself isn’t difficult and is otherwise pretty good.

Dark, creepy, and very cinematic. The actress kept popping out of nowhere; a couple of times I literally ducked in fear. The puzzles were a delight—nothing dumb, and perfectly on theme.

We booked the 'hard' setting but ended up with only a couple of intense moments—we expected more contact. Still, the escape room was great and adrenaline-filled; next time we'll ask in advance for something bolder.