Obsessed

At times it was really scary, even though it’s a non-contact quest. The female staff were great—Elizaveta explained everything, and the actress Anna showed up right on time and delivered the scares just right. We finished faster than we expected and we’ll be back.

Very atmospheric and loud—we flinched at every rustle. No touching, but the adrenaline—whew! Actress Anna is fantastic, appearing out of nowhere. I recommend going with a group; it’s more fun and not as scary.

Our group was started in parallel with the neighboring quest, and we could hear the actor and the admin running back and forth. One of the tasks didn’t trigger on time, and items were first said to be needed, but in the end they weren’t used at all. Hints were dropped before we even asked for them, and in the dark we were ignored several times. The overall impression was ruined — a shame about the... Expand

The theming is rich; there were more rooms than we expected, and the transitions were logical. Hints were provided on request, without being intrusive. We finished a bit ahead of time and left satisfied.

We loved it: we laughed and screamed. The manager helped with the arrangements, the actor's performance was a solid ten, and the service was pleasant. The emotions will stay with us for a long time.

We had a great time: high-quality sets and a top-notch atmosphere. Since it was our first scary experience, every actor's entrance was unexpected. The girls at reception were supportive and shared our excitement; we'll be recommending it to friends.

We liked the quest: the scares felt justified and the puzzles were clear. The downside is you can hear screams from the adjacent location, and the “grandma” makeup broke the immersion in the story about the girl. Otherwise, it’s fine—lots of emotions.

Great atmosphere and interesting puzzles, but I was thrown off by the fact that the “possessed” character was played by an actress with a “balding granny” look, whereas according to the story it should be a young woman. A couple of props were banged up, apparently by previous players. Overall, I liked it.

We were unlucky with the timeslot: another quest was running in parallel, so it alternated between silence and bustle, and hints were appearing before we had a chance to look around. A couple of mechanisms were malfunctioning, which spoiled the overall impression.

I enjoyed the quest: no-contact and with good scares. I’d been before, so I calmed down quickly. The “grandma” character instead of a girl is off-putting, and you can hear the neighbors’ screams through the thin walls.

The escape room keeps you on edge almost without a break; the puzzles are reasonable. The music really gets to you, and it's scary even without an actor; with an actor it's almost to the point of backing out. Really liked it.

Very disappointed: not scary, and the puzzles are weak. We were told it's a 13+ quest and meant for kids, but it felt like even a child wouldn't be impressed. Money wasted.

It started with the administrator—rude, no introduction. The first room was intriguing; after that it felt empty and the sense of a story was gone—just running through rooms. In the end, it felt like we came for nothing.

Scary—at times very! But the puzzles are uneven, ranging from engaging to simple search-based ones. The opening is fantastic; we wish the finale had been stronger, but overall we’re satisfied.

We went as a group of five, ages 35 to 75. We screamed a lot and asked for hints at times; the puzzles were good. Everyone left satisfied—thanks to the administrator and the actor.