Pirate's curse

The atmosphere is superb, the set design is a solid five. The quest leans more toward searching than complex puzzles, but it doesn’t keep you from having a great time. We stalled for quite a while at the start; the subtle hints helped a lot. The final location is a showstopper.

Went with the family and it felt like boarding a real ship: the sound of waves, cargo holds, sand at the end—the kids were squealing with delight. The puzzles are straightforward, but there were moments we had to think. Excellent work by the team!

The sets were awesome — that’s what we came for. Music from our favorite franchise; the puzzles aren’t too difficult, but you still have to use your head. We got tripped up by how hints were delivered: the 'pirate rudeness' mostly spoils the mood; we’d have liked a heads-up in advance.

A brisk start: a bag over your head, chains—and an hour to escape. The sets are fantastic, the puzzles are logical, and the tech works flawlessly. Highly recommend; plenty of thrills to spare.

We got really into it, but the two of us couldn’t finish within an hour—some puzzles are unusual and really make you think. There are great surprises in the middle and toward the finale, and the final set piece is impressive. We’d like to come back with a bigger team.

One of the best escape rooms in the city: from prison to treasure, the pirate theme is fully developed. The actor is a charismatic character—listen to him closely. The puzzles are logical and engaging, and there are pleasant little surprises at the end.

Beautiful and large-scale, but searching in the dark was tiring, especially when there was only one flashlight for everyone. Otherwise, solid puzzles and a strong finale — we left satisfied.

Not scary and quite easy for experienced players—we set a personal record of 33 minutes. The quest is more about searching than mind-bending puzzles, but it leaves a pleasant impression. Thanks to the organizers!

We came with a large group that included both kids and adults—everyone loved it without exception. The sounds, set design, and puzzles are immersive; there are many rooms, and after the finale we even had sand in our shoes. Very vivid impressions!

We added an actor on a recommendation and regretted it—the actor felt unnecessary here. The escape room mostly comes down to searching in dark areas, which makes some parts frustrating. The set design is good, the final room is decent, but overall it’s a four out of five.

There were five of us; we finished in about 35 minutes. Interesting, but we expected it to take longer; a couple of puzzles felt unintuitive. The staff were super friendly—thank you!

Ideal for a first quest: great mechanisms, pumping music, and the hints were on point. We did it as a pair and left on a high.

We went as a pair; the immersion was 10/10. We didn’t opt for the actor add‑on—and it was great even without it. There aren’t many puzzles and they’re not difficult; the main challenge is finding items in the dark, which is what slowed us down. The admin’s hints are delivered in a fun way and fit the setting. We recommend it.

We went with the actor and didn’t regret it: funny, appropriate, and offered a bit of help when we got stuck. Not scary, pure adventure with a pirate vibe. Highly recommend.

We’re experienced and finished in about 40 minutes, so it felt a bit short. But the set design and the transitions between rooms are top-notch, and the staff are very friendly.