Hannibal

I went to 'Hannibal' on Karl Marx Street and was thrilled. You take off the hood—and the game starts right away: the music, the props, and actors Andrey and Yara really lay on the atmosphere and keep a tight rhythm, like theatrical vignettes. The special effects deserve a separate mention—every entrance feels cohesive and well-integrated. Administrators Yaroslava and Lana were very responsive and ... Expand

We went with a large group; for most, it was their first time. The locations and service were excellent, and the actor Evgeny didn’t just scare us—he carried the story along with us. We chose a medium contact level, so the newcomers felt comfortable. Administrators Vladimir and Viktoria helped and kept up the pace.

The start was strong, the host was pleasant, but it didn’t land after that: on the medium-contact setting the actor was scarcely involved, and the costume was rather simple. A couple of doors were accidentally left open, the tech was finicky, and hints appeared without being requested. Our female teammate was barely engaged physically, even though she wanted more “hardcore.” There’s potential, but... Expand

We were 2 adults and four 12-year-old kids. We booked an actor and a medium interaction level, but we hardly solved anything ourselves — they just guided us along, possibly because we were 15 minutes late. Fine for beginners, but there isn’t much of a story, and the rooms are loosely connected. It might be tough for teens without an adult.

We went as a group of four. The contact was story-driven—sometimes the 'maniac' grabbed us, but it wasn't painful. It was scary, the puzzles made sense, and there are lots of rooms; it only felt cramped because we kept crowding together. We left satisfied.

Great run as a group of five, but there’s a caveat: while we were looking for the entrance to the second room, I almost hit a teammate with a real saw. Please be more careful with the tools. Otherwise, the actor gave us a good scare, and we really enjoyed the quest.

The party started off lively, but the attendant Yaroslava ruined everything with her communication. They didn’t ask in advance about loud effects and breathing, and when we asked not to be choked, they demanded a “health certificate” and threatened to stop the game. The description also promised photos, but we were refused. The mood was spoiled.

The rooms felt small, the tasks were overly complicated in places, and there wasn’t much of the actor—he popped out a couple of times and disappeared. The story is weakly tied to what’s happening in the game; the locations lacked props, and hints kept coming on their own. One participant felt unwell, but they looked after her—that’s a plus. Overall, it’ll be easy for fearless teenagers; for us, it... Expand

Went to an actor-led horror experience for the first time and didn’t regret it. We chose the medium-contact option—adrenaline without pain; the actor kept us tense the whole time. Lots of rooms, an energetic finale, we’ll come back again.

The atmosphere was fine, but the actor showed up rarely, and hints popped up while we were still trying to figure things out. One mechanism was glitchy—it threw us off our rhythm. We left without a wow effect.

For an experienced player, it's pretty scary, but I'd have liked more appearances of the killer. The puzzles are well-crafted, the staff is polite, and we finished within an hour without breaking a sweat.

The escape room is atmospheric and scary, but it’s barely connected to Hannibal’s canonical portrayal. It’s more of a generic “female maniac,” with a big-name title there mainly for name recognition. I still liked it.

Perfect for a bachelorette party: lots of rooms, the music gets under your skin, and the maniac doesn’t just scream—he actually performs. Fear mingled with laughter, and the finale really delivered. Recommend.

We liked the escape room, but it didn’t deliver enough scares — perhaps because we have more than twenty rooms under our belt. Otherwise, everything is solid; I recommend it as an introduction to the genre.

We went as a family, started with the soft-contact mode and then ramped it up — that’s when the action kicked in. The host warned us in advance about the tunnels and the rules, and the actor performed flawlessly, with no injuries. Thrilling and safe — thank you!