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We arrived on time, but the start was pushed back by almost half an hour with no explanation. The administrator looked tired, and the actress arrived after us. We never got any jump scares; a couple of times we were led away with profanity and blows—more rudeness than fear. One interesting mechanism remained unclear, the ending felt muddled, and there was no debrief after the game. Disappointing.

A rare case where it didn’t land at all: the actors looked like random guys, and it was more funny than scary. The administrator disappeared for about twenty minutes; we saw the actors changing clothes—the immersion died. We didn’t sign any documents, and at the end they asked us to give ratings. Mine is a firm “no.”

Expectations didn’t match reality: we’d agreed on light contact, but got shoves and our faces grabbed. Characters like the 'drunk grandpa' and the hostess weren’t scary. We liked the puzzles, but we weren’t warned that losing was possible, and hints via phone break the atmosphere. In the finale they just escorted us out, and we didn’t even realize we had lost. Overall, it feels more suited to teen... Expand

The quest left me energized: the tasks are diverse, from logic to physical, and the pace never drags. Hints are clear but not overly direct, so you still have to think. Recommended if you enjoy both challenging your brain and getting a dose of adrenaline.

Very unusual and the coolest of all the ones we’ve done. All the mechanisms worked precisely, the logic is solid, and the music brilliantly builds the atmosphere. The instructor helped exactly when we got stuck. We’d love to do it again.

Mixed feelings: great location, but the start was delayed, the bags put over our heads smelled unpleasant, and the host seemed tired. I would have liked clearer boundaries and more energy.

A solid escape room with multiple rooms and, finally, proper puzzles: you need to think, but there’s no “magic” solutions or dead ends. The actors are lively, crack jokes here and there, and drop well-timed memes—it lightens the mood. The plot is coherent, though the ending felt a bit weak. Overall, great for a group.

We waited almost half an hour for the start and saw the actors before the game—the magic was broken. There were shoves even though we asked them to be gentle; the puzzles were fine, but there was zero fear. I was disappointed.

The atmosphere felt like a real Soviet-era Khrushchyovka apartment—gave us goosebumps. We opted for the bolder contact level; the actors kept us on edge but were careful, and the hints were spot on. We left happy and a little jittery from the adrenaline.

It was awesome: we went as a group of four, everything was clean, the locations were interesting, and the actor delivered 100%. The atmosphere kept us engaged until the end, and the interactions were delightful. Highly recommend.

Awesome game: administrator Victoria explained everything calmly, and the briefing was clear. We played with three actors; they all did a great job. The apartment owner is a colorful character. We were very satisfied.

The puzzles are well designed and flow one into the next; the mechanics work well. It threw off the rhythm a bit that the hints came via phone, and the ending could have been punchier, but overall the quest is awesome.

We calmly moved on to the second level of contact, thinking it would be an easy bit of action, but in the end they were laying the guys on the floor and lifting the girls. From the outside it looked hardcore, but it was done carefully and thoughtfully, so it turned out thrilling—and rewatching the video afterward was hilarious. Tons of emotions.

We went with two actors—the pace was insane; a couple of times I thought I’d really gotten myself into it. There’s both logic and action, and the music really cranks up the pressure. We’ll be back for the maximum level.

The best we’ve seen at the venue. If you end up with Evgeny and Egor, the emotions will last for a long time — these guys take it to the max. Highly recommend visiting.