Spell

Worst experience of all: the staff were rude, there was no basic service, and the sound pounded so hard you couldn’t make out the clues. They also held us at the exit in the dark amid noise and flashes—safety clearly wasn’t considered. The actor’s costume looked cheap, and the location felt worn out. A disappointment.

The quest is superb even as a no-contact experience: unexpected appearances, logical puzzles, and a large, atmospheric location. Uncommon mechanisms, friendly staff; we chatted for a long time after the game. We're not newbies, and we were still surprised.

I liked the quest, but the service needs some polishing: not everyone gets reception downstairs, and there were hiccups with giving change and small things like toilet paper in the restroom. The hints were given on time; at times we wanted more time and quiet to figure things out ourselves. But the "transport" and the actor's flexibility were great.

The kid liked the jump scares and the actor, but the hints were given too early. The lights were turned off so often that we didn’t have time to look around, and some items were suddenly needed from the previous room. We left with strong emotions, but the price tag for this approach felt overpriced.

Old-school performance: the administrator explained everything clearly, the actor was on fire, lots of puzzles and excellent ambience. I wasn’t scared, but the finale unexpectedly hit me. Overall, positive impressions.

Definitely top-tier, but it got stuffy toward the end—ask them to air it out. The performance itself is awesome: lots of branching, enough actor involvement, plenty of intensity. We recommend choosing a harder mode.

We’re an experienced team, and we were still shaking. Great mechanisms, team splits, and the actor skillfully scares without touching. I recommend asking for as few hints as possible — it’s more interesting that way.

The start surprised us and immediately got our pulse racing. In the first room we realized we’d have to think against a backdrop of constant fear. The puzzles are easy, and that’s a plus, because the mechanics and that very “carriage” are pure joy. They separate you, scare you, make you laugh and scare you again; the climax with the actor is the cherry on top. We’re in love with the project.

Too loud; at times the operator couldn’t be heard. We were given hints a couple of times without asking, as if they were rushing us. The atmosphere is strong, but the service fell short.

Super atmospheric and adrenaline-packed! The actor's entrances had my heart in my throat. The puzzles aren't overdone, and the mechanics and the "transport" are an absolute delight. The finale is superb—we haven't screamed like that in ages.

I liked almost everything, but the hints came too early. I would have liked a bit more time to think and the sound to be quieter. Otherwise, the atmosphere and the actor were top-notch.

We went as a family with a teenager and opted for the no-contact mode. Scary to the point of goosebumps, but safe; the host explained everything. The tasks are clear, and the movement gimmick is a blast.

After 'IT' they offered us 'The Conjuring' at a discount, and we didn’t regret it. The escape room is scary, but the puzzles aren’t difficult, so you can really enjoy the atmosphere and the opening set pieces. The excitement stayed with us for a long time.

We’re not new to horror, and there weren’t enough scares for us. Plus, some of the props were dusty in places, which detracts from the experience. The idea is solid, but we’d like it cleaner and scarier.

A technically solid and very scary project. Contact is adjustable; you won’t be able to sit it out—everyone gets their share, and that’s cool. The finale makes the game; emotions are off the charts. Recommended.