Bank robbery

The experience was unpleasant: keyboard issues, a missing item that they eventually just tossed into the room, and a broken switch for disabling the alarm. After the session, they also asked us to pay extra, citing an intern’s mistake, even though we’d paid the price listed on the website. It left a bitter aftertaste.

The quest feels worn-out: several mechanisms malfunctioned, which made us lose time even though we understood the solutions. We had to call the operator, the excitement faded, there wasn’t enough music or sound, and without atmosphere the story doesn’t grab you. With nine-and-a-half-year-old kids it was hard and a bit dull; the idea is decent, but it needs an update and more features.

The concept is fine, but it lacked proper immersion and a storyline. The room felt worn, some things didn't work, the stamps were temperamental, and the UV code was hard to see; that said, the staff were very polite and diligent.

The escape room is decent, but not for experienced players: it’s low on dynamics and the ending is weak. The host was polite, but we weren’t warned that cashless/card payments aren’t available, and no one met us at the exit. Good for beginners and families; hardcore escape-room fans — probably not.

There were concerns about the quality: the vault was opened ahead of time, the host on the radio asked us not to touch anything, and one handle even came off, so the staff had to step in. We finished in about forty minutes, which is unusually fast, so the difficulty and the technical condition are questionable.

As a newcomer, I got what I wanted: clear tasks. We asked for a hint a couple of times and finished in just over fifty minutes. I would have liked a stronger finale, but overall I’m very satisfied.

Our first escape room and we were thrilled with the format, but we wanted more atmosphere and more money in the finale, not just a couple of bills. The location was hard to find, and the staff often gave hints on their own, as if rushing us — we’d prefer to solve things ourselves. Otherwise, there’s good potential and room to grow.

We're experienced players, and this one lacked excitement. Some puzzles were on the easy side; hints were given too proactively even though we didn't ask. The atmosphere is pleasant, but the pacing is slow.

We liked the concept, but the intro was dry: they ushered us in, said we were robbing a bank and had an hour, and that was it. The setting felt a bit tired in places, some things didn’t work perfectly, but the kids were thrilled when they cracked the safe and got the money, so overall we left satisfied.

The ambience was very pleasing; you could tell they had put in effort. We had to complete some puzzles with the operator's help, the solutions weren't being recognized, and we never managed to crack the safe code—either our mistake or a malfunction. Hopefully they'll fix it soon.

Went as a group of four and had a blast. Lots of rooms, a cool safe, the atmosphere is truly bank-like and without any scares. I recommend it for a first escape room — we loved it.

We went with kids aged 11 and 9—everyone loved it. The game master helped only when necessary; the vault was impressive, it really felt like we were robbing a bank. We'll be back for other quests.

I liked the game, but it lacked a climax: they took the money and it wasn’t clear what to do next—I wanted a continuation, something like a dramatic escape. Overall, I recommend it, but the ending could use some work.

Children aged 10–13 played on their own and said the tasks felt more adult, even though we were assured the quest would be suitable. It’s disappointing because we were specifically aiming for a children’s experience.

The tech let me down: one mechanism didn’t work, the needed item disappeared, and the keyboard was acting up. My mood took a hit, though I liked the idea.