Texas Chainsaw Massacre

We went as a group of five on my birthday. It was my first escape room, and it hit me right in the heart: the atmosphere is intense, the actor gives a powerful performance, they even sent me into a room alone — I was shaking. The puzzles start out easy and get harder toward the finale. The administrator, Kristina, greeted us very warmly despite our being late. Everyone left satisfied, and we’ll de... Expand

We opted for no-contact, yet it was very scary the entire hour. The lighting, sound, setting, and the maniac character work in unison; the puzzles are woven into the plot and are at times quite challenging. The finale was an unexpectedly pleasant surprise, and the location is surprisingly clean for a horror.

A team of six experienced players occasionally got stuck on the puzzles—special thanks to Lera for her delicate hints. We would have liked more interaction with the actor, but even so his appearances and makeup kept us on edge. The game is gripping.

At first it was scary even to step into the room with bags over our heads. Luckily, the host kept the help focused, without any unnecessary chatter. At the end, be careful in the narrow passage: it’s easy to bump into low decorative elements like a prop saw.

The puzzles were on point, without any “mechanics for the sake of mechanics.” The admin gave careful hints without killing the vibe. The maniac scared us without physical contact, which made it even scarier.

Starting with bags over our heads is freakishly effective. We were screaming, getting mixed up with the codes, and the ending just blew our minds. I recommend going with a group and not trying to play the hero.

The experience is both scary and at times quite challenging; the actor gives it their all. On the downside, there’s a lot of wood, and in tight corners it’s easy to snag your hands. Other than that, we were thrilled.

I enjoyed the game, but there were some safety concerns: in one area nails were sticking out and a couple of people got snagged on them. The actor was decent, the atmosphere was good, but the team should check the location more thoroughly.

As usual with Inside Quest, the puzzles are logical and atmospheric; we completed almost everything but got stuck on the safe. The actor is good, but the mask, to our taste, is more amusing than scary. Otherwise, it’s really cool, and the ending is unconventional.

Started off strong; I liked the atmosphere and the actors, but after that they were barely there, and the quest ended too quickly — about thirty minutes. The puzzles were mostly about codes and keys, without any interesting mechanics. I expected more.

It was our first time going to such a hardcore horror; five grown men were screaming their heads off. The actor gets a solid 5+, the locations were excellent, the administrator seemed sluggish, but it didn't affect the overall vibe. We recommend it.

The start promised fireworks, but the interest dipped in places as it went on. The set design is average, some of the puzzle logic is shaky at times, and there wasn't much actor involvement. Still, it’s a great fit for those who don’t want intense horror.

We dove into the quest and instantly got chills. The actor is on fire—he appears in a way that makes your heart jump into your throat. The puzzles aren't brutal, but you still have to think, especially when you're scared. The finale is awesome.

The space is very small, and the quest was over in a flash; if we hadn’t been slow, we’d have finished in half an hour. The actor came out only a couple of times; it barely evoked any emotion. A waste of money.

The atmosphere was great, the sound and lighting were on point, but the venue felt a bit cramped. We got through it quickly, and we would have liked more time with the actor. Overall, decent, but no wow factor.