The Simpsons

At the door they handed us slippers instead of shoe covers; inside it was clean and homey. The setting felt so genuine you just wanted to sit on the couch and touch everything, with the music pumping. The puzzles designed for two weren’t the easiest, but the solutions came; we finished in 59 minutes with a couple of hints. Administrator Alexander is a gem—after the game he went over everything and... Expand

We have done about ten escape rooms with the family, and this one became our favorite. We had a wow moment in every room; my husband, a fan, found lots of neat references. The puzzles are logical and well woven into the story. I recommend it to everyone.

A small but very cozy escape room: three full-fledged rooms and two small areas for atmosphere. Easy, immersive, and dynamic, and Homer, the one we were looking for, is just delightful. Suitable for both newcomers and seasoned players if you’re in it for the vibes.

The puzzles were moderately challenging; we even got stuck here and there, but we made it through. In the finale, Karl suddenly showed up with radioactive rods—we jumped and had a laugh. The only thing is, they’d promised to upload the photos in the evening, but they still weren’t there the next day—I hope they appear soon. Otherwise, everything was great; I’ll be back.

A very vibrant and friendly escape room. The tasks are sequential and logical, the music is excellent, lots of tech, almost no searching. Perfect for teams with children—I’ll send my little sister here.

We played as a family; it was interesting, but twice things only worked after we took a hint, as if the admin had triggered it. Otherwise, the tasks focus on logic, attention, and memory; the kids liked it, and overall we’d give it a high rating.

The ambiance is very unusual; everything brings to mind the beloved cartoon. The phone actually works, and Homer’s workstation is a dream: buttons, levers, everything flashing. The manipulator arm really hit the spot—a rare and very cool feature. Technically, the escape room is excellently executed; I can recommend it with confidence.

The two of us played; they captured the Simpsons atmosphere wonderfully, especially Homer's workspace. There are some dexterity tasks, but they fit the theme and aren’t annoying. We recommend it!

We booked a quest for our 11-year-old son’s birthday — they made a simplified version, and the kids completed it on their own. It’s convenient that there’s a tea room; we congratulated the birthday boy right afterward. The children were thrilled.

The design is minimalist in a cartoonish style, with lots of open space — at first it seems there aren’t many tasks, but as you go you realize there are plenty. The challenges are unconventional and varied: testing logic, attention to detail, and interaction with objects. When you just want to have fun with friends, it’s a perfect option.

Went with the family and teens—we all had a blast! Bright, funny, and they gave hints exactly when we were stuck. No horror, just positive vibes and cool mechanics. We’ll be back.

We celebrated our son's birthday and opted for the simplified version—the kids went through it on their own and squealed with delight. Afterwards, we sat in the tea room; it was comfortable and peaceful. Many thanks to the team!

Overall great, but a couple of times the mechanisms seemed to “wake up” only after a hint — left a bit of a sour aftertaste. On the plus side, the operator was very attentive, and the puzzles were fair.

The story is light and humorous, the puzzles are logical and not difficult. By the end we were treated to a couple of surprises. The only thing is, we didn’t care for two sleight-of-hand tasks, but of course that’s a matter of taste.

The ambiance was fantastic, the music was on point, and we loved the manipulator. We did wish there were more puzzles, though—we breezed through it pretty quickly. Overall, we’re satisfied.