Inquisitor

Such a level of polish is rare. The setting and special effects are top-notch, the plot is clear, and we completed it in 53 minutes. The staff were very warm, gave timely hints, took photos afterward and showed us the props, and even talked about the torture instruments. Scary in moderation, but we did jump in places — we recommend it.

Overall, it was interesting; the puzzles were varied. But the voice over the speakers was quiet and hard to understand, one mechanism triggered too late, and we ended up lugging an item almost until the end. After the game, we weren’t even properly seen out, and the hints came at the wrong time — the service let us down.

We played as an experienced team and were looking for light chills with puzzles. Mixed impressions: the set felt worn, the mechanisms responded with delays, and we had to catch the story audio word by word. The puzzles are generally clear, but the difficulty is overstated; some objectives are revealed by a single sheet of paper, and the hints broke the atmosphere with their bluntness. The staff we... Expand

The atmosphere was good, but there wasn’t a clear storyline and hints weren’t given on time, so it got boring. It felt like no one was monitoring us; they got in touch late, and only at the end did the administrator vividly tell the story and show the props—and that made it better. Later they apologized and offered to make it up to us, which is a plus.

For a first try, the escape room landed well: the set design was convincing and the puzzles well thought out. With four of us, it was cramped in places, and one lockbox didn’t open due to a malfunction, which dampened the impression. Otherwise, solid and interesting.

The ambiance is a fairytale for lovers of darkness: wood, metal, candles, plus a clever mirror gimmick. No actor, but the sound consistently gave us goosebumps. The puzzles are tied to the legend; we asked for a couple of hints and finished within an hour.

We started our bachelorette party with this escape room. The administrator greeted us rather curtly and rushed through the briefing—not very engaging—but the game itself drew us in, though we did use hints. The sound over the speakers was unclear in places, but the operator helped. The atmosphere is great: two rooms, not scary, but it leans on loud effects and shadows—could be tough for very sensi... Expand

We enjoyed the quest, though the audio was occasionally too harsh and it was hard to make out the dialogue. The puzzles were varied, but reading in the dim light was tough. Otherwise, everything felt solid—we’d come again with a smaller group.

Strong atmosphere; the puzzle logic is generally okay, and the tech is impressive. But there are only two locations, and with five people it felt cramped; some hints get lost in the noise. Ideal for a small team.

We played as a duo. The atmosphere and sound are excellent; a couple of jump scares got us. But the puzzles felt disjointed: it’s often unclear where items go or what they’re for, and some tasks seem to exist in isolation. Bottom line: great ambiance, average puzzle quality.

It didn’t work for me because of the conditions: it was stuffy and dusty. The sound was loud and muddy; speech was unintelligible, though the operator’s voice was perfectly audible. The atmosphere is there, but comfort fell short.

Four adults, and it didn’t work for us. Some of the mechanics didn’t trigger or did so unclearly; because it was dark and we had to read in semi-darkness, it was hard to understand what to do. The hints were given in plain text and out of style, and the audio was almost inaudible. On the plus side—it wasn’t hot, the spirit of the Inquisition is felt, and the administrator was pleasant. But we didn... Expand

The quest is genuinely scary in places, and the puzzles are satisfying. In the finale, it’s hard to make out the character’s speech because of background noise, and one stone-shaped button got stuck. Otherwise, we had a great time.

We expected more. The mechanisms triggered with a delay a couple of times, some areas were dusty, and the narrative audio recordings sounded indistinct. The administrator’s attitude and the atmospheric set design helped, but it still left a bit of a bitter aftertaste.

We went as a pair for the first time and were hooked from the very first minute. Beautiful, at times creepy; the puzzles are clear but require attentiveness. The operator let us finish even though we went a little over time—special thanks for that.