WeaknessesThe start often feels chaotic — unclear where to begin in the first room. Sometimes people complain about a crumpled ending, loud music, stuffiness, and a somewhat simple actor costume. Because of crawling, bruises are possible, and some want more contact and more story.
StrengthsSetting and well-thought-out location with lots of rooms and passages, strong music and lighting. Puzzles are mostly logical, and hints are unobtrusive — on request. The staff is responsive, and you can regulate the degree of intensity.
SecurityYou'll have to climb and crawl a lot, there are tight places and even 'transport' — wear something comfortable. You can get bruises, but they brief you thoroughly beforehand, the venue is clean, the fear level is adjustable; sometimes people complain about stuffiness and loudness.
Level of fearA no-contact horror with sudden appearances and constant pressure — from moderately scary to very, depending on the team. Not for small children or those with pronounced claustrophobia; the impressionable should warn the administrator and lower the fear level.
Actors' gameThe actor is most often a strong side: appears unexpectedly, keeps the pace, doesn't touch players, but creates a sense of chase. Occasionally the costume is criticized and the 'comes-and-goes' without developing the scene.
Quality of riddlesPuzzles are varied: from simple to hard, mostly logical, but under pressure and music it's harder to think. There aren't too many, but they're woven into the process, and the first room can become a bottleneck. Hints — only on request.
PlotYou are looking for a missing friend, the trail leads to the Minotaur bar, where coziness quickly turns into a dangerous labyrinth. The story is revealed through locations and tasks, without extra spoilers.
Difficulty levelOptimal to go as three to five: enough brains without too much fuss. Newcomers will be helped by a calm start and hints; experienced players will appreciate the nonstandard transitions and dynamics, though strong teams may finish quickly.
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