Madhouse

Thanks to Elizaveta and Andrey: despite the hectic rush, they kept it engaging. We solved most things ourselves; when we got stuck, the explanations were on point. The actor alternated between making us laugh and scaring us — a proper madhouse. Be careful when running. Great for first-timers.

Super scary and adrenaline-packed. Andrey would appear out of nowhere, and the final mannequin finished me off. I even managed to bang my back in the closet. Over the radio they asked us to enter the first room in pairs, but they let the three of us in. Recommended for those who’ve already tried horror rooms.

Just awesome: scary but manageable. The atmosphere is top-notch, the puzzles are interesting. Kirill paced the scares well and even gave us a hug after the quest. Great for a celebration or a first-timer visit.

The concept is strong, but the execution falls short: the actor’s character doesn’t come across, some of the electronics and lighting were failing, and the hints are too on-the-nose. Constant returns just for the timing are tiring. Crawling around in street shoes makes everything dirty; they didn’t offer slippers. The administrator was indifferent.

Strong idea, but some of the effects didn’t work, and crawling on a dusty floor in sneakers was not ideal. We did get emotions out of it, but we’d have liked more care with the equipment and cleanliness.

We played as a group of three; the team is experienced. As a starter for scary quests, it’s an excellent option; after hard-contact rooms it feels rather simple. Tech is OK, the decor is worn but functional; the lighting was a bit dim, but everything was still readable. Best team size is two.

The atmosphere drew us in from the very first minutes; Andrey kept us on our toes but knew when to ease off. A powerful finale, and the locations worked just as they should. We went as a pair — the pace was perfect.

We enjoyed the puzzles, but we’d like more rooms. With four people it sometimes felt cramped; two were just observing. Otherwise, awesome.

My first quest! Anastasia set the mood even while we were waiting, and Kirill was very gentle about physical contact, hardly touched me at all. We ordered a video — it came out great. We'll be back.

We went to celebrate a birthday as a group of three guys plus me. Everyone had their own reaction to fear; sometimes we got through it with laughter and hints. The puzzles are of moderate difficulty, and the actor is excellent. Tons of emotions—we’ll be back.

The venue has lots of running and crawling—plenty of action. The actor was very interactive and delivered a powerful performance. Not many puzzles, but it isn’t boring. We got our fill of emotions.

The location is large; there’s space to run and crawl, and the sound draws you in. Tip: come in a group of three and wear comfortable clothing. We loved it.

We're new to this; we asked to minimize contact — they accommodated, thanks to the administrator. It was scary but not over the top; hints were timely. An excellent first experience!

There were three of us; for two it was their first time. We took hints for almost all the puzzles, but it didn’t detract from the experience. Thanks to administrator Yaroslava and actor Kirill — they made that first experience a memorable one.

We asked for a contactless experience — they accommodated us, big plus for that. It felt like there were a bit too few puzzles and rooms, but overall it was fun and energetic.