Spiritualist séance

Rarely do you find such dense ambience and well-thought-out mechanics: the details come together into a cohesive picture, time presses, your brain is boiling, and the mystical atmosphere doesn’t let go until the very end. It felt like one more step—and you’d stay in that house forever. A brilliantly crafted quest.

What really hooks you about this quest is the story and the mechanisms: the mystique is palpable, the puzzles echo the narrative, and the momentum builds toward the finale. By the end it becomes clear what’s happening and what to do—a rare sense of coherence for the genre.

Operator Polina cheerfully set us up for the game; we chose the maximum scare level without an actor and got tons of emotions. The puzzles are logical, the plot holds up to the finale, and the ending is a treat. A great evening.

I liked the mechanics and the overall 'old house' vibe, but the lighting was sometimes lacking — we had to enter the lock code by feel. Otherwise, everything was okay: scary just enough without going overboard. I’ll come back at a different fear level.

The quality is good, but there’s only one location, which might put some people off. The puzzles are unconventional, and we finished in 40 minutes — perfect for beginners.

The actor appeared only once and didn’t scare us; we were expecting a tougher format. The ambiance was great, but for me the price didn’t pay off—I’d have liked more actor involvement and more dynamics.

A technical quest: lots of tasks that require attentiveness and an understanding of mechanisms. The mysticism is measured, but the interest never dips — I liked the blend of genres.

We chose the maximum fear level without an actor and a couple of times just froze in place. The only downside is that the darkness sometimes made it hard to read the hints and make out the notes; we’d like a bit more light on the puzzles.

We booked the game with an actress—she performed great: no physical contact, but she added plenty of drive. The puzzles are logical, and the finale is impressive. A good option for a group of 3–4 people.

We played without an actor — properly nerve-racking. The atmosphere and special effects are top-notch, and the hints nudged us in the right direction so the decisions were still ours. It felt like stepping into a movie.

The atmosphere and sound are excellent, but the keypad lock in the dim light was tougher than the ghosts: it’s not obvious where to enter the code, and there are too many possible combinations. Otherwise, great—we’ll be back.

Very atmospheric! The technical effects fire right on cue, the music ratchets up the pressure, and the finale is an absolute blast. Hints were given carefully, without spoilers. We left satisfied and a little shaken.

We went without an actor, set to maximum fear, and still ended up screaming in the dark. The puzzles are appropriately tricky, and the staff are warm and friendly. The ending is fantastic—highly recommend.

I expected more rooms and more active involvement from the actor, but it turned out to be a single location with a couple of short appearances. The ambience and puzzles are decent, but we sometimes had to wait longer for hints than we would have liked. Overall, mixed impressions.

Despite its modest rating online, the quest turned out to be very lively and noticeably updated. The organizers say they’ve reworked a lot—the overall impression is excellent, and I can recommend it without hesitation.