Queen of Spades

We came with a large group, and it felt cramped. Narrow corridors, a second level, stairs in the dark — you have to walk half-crouched, and it’s unsafe; one of us even scraped their forehead on a rough wall. The worst part was that the administrators didn’t check on the injured person. Overall, the quest feels hazardous for large groups and children.

Our team aged 22–25 left absolutely thrilled. Lots of puzzles, striking appearances by the actress Olesya, and an unusual location with tunnels that adds to the creepiness. Service was excellent: we were warmly welcomed, the rules were explained, and help was given when needed.

We went to "Queen of Spades" and had a great time. Our actress was Daria — thank you! The puzzles aren’t too difficult, but we still had to rack our brains in places and took a few hints. The passages through small tunnels add to the thrill, but it’s stuffy in there, so it’s better to take off your sweater. We played in no-contact mode — it was still scary.

We enjoyed the quest, but there was a downside. We arrived early, yet the start was pushed back by about half an hour, and we were escorted with our eyes uncovered, so we ended up seeing how everything is set up. We had to stand around for a couple of minutes because of a sound issue. They didn’t try to scare us often, although some moments were really scary; the actor put in effort, and the locat... Expand

Honestly, I thought it wouldn’t be scary, but it turned out to be on the level of the best horror experiences. The sets are gorgeous; we were screaming from the very first room. Actress Anastasia is on fire—very strong and charismatic. The jump scares are high-quality and frequent, and after this I wanted to come back for more.

The quest is overall good, but the comms let us down: the walkie-talkie was silent; we had to wave at the cameras until they noticed. Also, a couple of times the solution didn’t register right away. We’d prefer a distinctly female 'lady' character rather than a generic one. That said, the staff were polite, helpful, and fixed all the issues on the fly.

We really enjoyed the quest, but it was a bit hot in the tunnels and the start was delayed by about twenty minutes. Otherwise, everything was great: logical puzzles, on-point hints, and adrenaline in all the right places.

Administrator Maria welcomed us warmly and explained everything. There are plenty of locations, the atmosphere is mystical, and the actor Artyom kept us in suspense until the end. The puzzles are logical; we used hints, but never hit a dead end. An excellent visit.

Getting scared in the labyrinths is fun; I liked the idea of returning to the first room. As someone who doesn’t scare easily, the scare factor felt a bit lacking for me; the girls enjoyed it more. I didn’t quite understand the choice of a masked man instead of a veiled “lady,” but the puzzles and the actor’s performance were all good.

We played with actress Darya and administrator Maria—both did a great job. Darya convincingly stayed in character, and Maria helped with hints and gently guided us at the end. The atmosphere was great, the puzzles made us think, and we even picked up a couple of bruises while running away—the emotions were off the charts.

Very atmospheric and genuinely scary. The tunnels, jump scares, and the actress Olesya were top-notch—she’d appear in ways that made our hearts jump out of our chests. We came out sweaty and happy.

We booked it for a teenagers' birthday, and the kids were thrilled. We asked for no contact, and they accommodated it; hints were given on time. The puzzles are simple, but the atmosphere is excellent.

We've already done dozens of horror escape rooms; this was the forty-second. Classic supernatural vibe with jump scares, lots of moving around and crawling in the dark. The actor's costume is awesome; we suggested an upgrade for one element. It was both scary and funny; the puzzles are simple since your brain is in panic mode. Thanks to Artyom and Alyona for the warm welcome and the chat afterward... Expand

Overall it was fine, but the “lady” was wearing a mask—I was expecting a feminine character. The scares work, though personally I wasn’t too frightened, and a couple of props were glitchy. On the plus side, the staff were friendly.

Arseny made such close contact that we were squealing like tea kettles. Scary, dynamic, with a powerful finale. Thanks for the emotions — we’ll definitely be back!