Scream

The atmosphere is awesome, but it’s overly dark—please add a second flashlight. There are lots of code-based puzzles, but they’re logical and make sense. The actor did a solid job, delivered scares, and helped without being intrusive.

We were celebrating a birthday and found out they only take cash — no one had warned us in advance. The first puzzles felt too difficult, and toward the end the admin started hurrying us along over the radio without us asking for hints. The actor mostly waited for us in the next rooms and didn’t interact with everyone, but his voice is amazing and really set the atmosphere. Next time we’ll opt for... Expand

The quest itself really delivered: the atmosphere was creepy, Arseniy was excellent, and Misha explained everything clearly and cracked jokes that fit the mood. On the downside, they gave us a bad flashlight, but it was quickly replaced. Overall impressions are still a five out of five; the actor is top‑notch.

We chose the minimal-contact option; the actor was amazing — he changed his voice in a way that gave us goosebumps. But having just one flashlight for the team and almost pitch-black darkness slowed the process, and the puzzles felt quite difficult. Otherwise, we liked everything and will come back.

The escape room was great, but it would have helped to know in advance that it’s cash-only. They also rushed us a couple of times over the walkie-talkie even though we didn’t ask for hints — that was distracting. Everything else was excellent: sound, atmosphere, and the actor.

We’re experienced players and expected more interaction with the actor, but in practice there was little emotion from him. When a maniac is chasing you, it’s hard to solve complex puzzles—they’re better suited to a format without an actor. Otherwise, it was atmospheric, but we wanted more drive from the performance.

It was our first time just the two of us: there was enough space, but bigger groups might feel cramped. I wanted more humor from the actor, and the phrase "why are you being so slow?" felt out of character and sounded unpleasant, though to be fair we really were dragging our feet. Even on light mode it was scary; we finished exactly in an hour but didn’t manage to get a photo with the actor. Hallo... Expand

Overall, a solid performance, but because of the set design I didn’t fully immerse in the 'horror', and the actor appeared less often than I would have liked. Still, the tension held to the end—at times it was very scary.

We came for the adrenaline and we weren't disappointed. With the actor, it's a whole different level: his voice gives you chills, and he'd appear so suddenly your heart would drop. The puzzles are solvable, but fear gets in the way. Don't skip the actor — the emotions are worth it.

A couple of mechanisms didn’t work, and we lost a lot of time because of it. The puzzles were samey, mainly codes, and the actor tried to scare us only in one zone. Because of that, the quest felt average.

The flashlight kept glitching; in the dark we had to painstakingly figure out the codes, and the rooms don’t have enough space for a large team. In the end, the admin gave the code over the radio; otherwise we would have been stuck for a long time. The plot felt a bit dry, with little emotion.

We were celebrating a birthday, and administrator Anna greeted us very warmly. The transitions between locations were a real wow, and the actor added some spice. We kept alternating between screaming and cracking up—haven’t had this much fun in ages.

Scary and dark; the actor and the unusual "transport" are strong points. But the mask and the look aren’t from the film, and the storyline falls apart in places. Still, the overall impression is good.

We went with the medium-contact option; the actor came out a couple of times and then disappeared for long stretches — I expected more. The puzzles are fine; the starting one is a pain, then it gets easier. Overall okay, but nothing exciting.

Way too much darkness, the medium-contact actor showed up only a couple of times, and the start was delayed by about fifteen minutes. The overall impression was muddled, though the idea itself is not bad.