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The escape room exceeded expectations: the setting is detailed, the sound and effects create a rich atmosphere, and the tasks require both logic and teamwork. A special plus—the actor flexibly adapted their interaction to our preferences. The balance of fear and puzzles is excellent, and the emotions are very vivid.

There were seven of us—the circular layout keeps you on edge; you never know where an actor will pop out from. But it got stuffy, the ventilation wasn’t enough, and with all the activity it was really hard to breathe. We liked the quest, but it’s better to go with a smaller group.

We were there for a birthday and picked the highest scare level. It was both scary and fun—the actor chased us and helped when we got stuck. The best quest we’ve done—go for hard mode if you’re ready for the challenge.

The performance was great, but after the game we didn’t get enough feedback from the administrator; everything felt too formal. We finished in just over thirty minutes and wanted more story and in-character dialogues. The actor was excellent; the organization could use some improvement.

Few places leave you this pleasantly exhausted: running, screaming, your brain working against a backdrop of panic. The best performance in the genre I've seen in the city.

Mixed feelings: the actor appears often, and at some point it becomes less scary. The puzzles are mostly simple, we had complaints about the lighting and audibility, and we never received the photo after the game. That said, the staff is polite, and the actor’s performance is good. Overall, not bad, but not ideal.

Kicked off hardcore with handcuffs, and from there the experience only cranked up the intensity. Maxim got so into the maniac role that a couple of times we were genuinely looking for a way to back out, and the puzzles kept us on our toes between sprints and screams. The atmosphere and the actor are top-notch—tons of emotions. Definitely recommend.

The plot and atmosphere draw you in, and the sets are believable. We chose the medium-contact option—it was perfect for a 16-year-old. Actor Maxim’s performance added adrenaline; we recommend it.

We played it together on hard: I expected a mounting sense of dread, but got straightforward, blunt brutality. The interactions felt a bit rough, and my girlfriend left the game quickly. The team could use more atmosphere and tension-building, and less head-on force.

Lots of emotions, but it was hot and stuffy—I would have liked more puzzles. The host was a bit dry, but the actor carried the experience with their performance and improvisation.

We came for the adrenaline — left with trembling hands and smiles. The actor performed so convincingly that you forget where the game ends and reality begins. They tailored the interaction to us; it was a perfect fit.

We chose the two-actor option—it genuinely changes the dynamics; both are present throughout and keep you immersed. We’ve done quite a few escape rooms, but this one will stick with us for a long time. Everything is very well-coordinated.

The atmosphere is great, the sound hits hard—at times too loud; a couple of times we couldn’t hear each other, but overall it’s a blast. The actor carries the whole quest; he had our hearts in our throats.

We went with two actors and didn’t regret it: the pace was relentless, not a second of silence. Both scary and funny—makes you want to come back on hard mode.

Starts strong, kicks you into high gear right away; then come lively tactile moments and a hefty dose of fear. Very interesting and at times genuinely creepy; the actors did an excellent job. Fans of performance art will enjoy it.