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The place was busy, but the staff checked us in quickly. I liked the actress’s scream and the gloomy atmosphere; there’s a well and some spots to climb, too. Plenty of downsides: worn-out set pieces, a wobbly well lid, looped music borrowed from other horror titles, an illegible puzzle by the well due to dim lighting, the actress’s entrances are predictable, and in the first room she suddenly spok... Expand

The organization let us down: we weren’t greeted, loud music and shouting from the neighboring location were disruptive, a flashlight was brought right in the middle of the game and it didn’t work, and the administrators kept coming into the room. The tasks were boring, the actor would just scream to scare us and then leave, the hints were pushed on us, and in the end they simply opened the exit.

At the start, the key was not where it was supposed to be, and another lock turned out to be open - because of this we lost half an hour and did not manage to complete the quest. The staff acknowledged the mistake but did not even apologize.

As a performance, it landed: the actor is excellent, the administrator is friendly. But safety is lacking: there’s one flashlight for everyone, and in the finale it’s easy to bump into a door you only see at the last moment. The puzzles are simple and only loosely tied to the plot, but overall I liked it.

Great horror experience and an excellent administrator; the actress blew the minds of grown men. But some spots feel hazardous: high thresholds and low ceilings—would be better to soften those areas. The sound was fantastic; we were still talking about the emotions for two days.

Our experienced team wasn’t particularly scared, but there were critically few flashlights—give one to everyone, otherwise some players end up bored. Toward the end they started giving us hints without us asking, even though there was still time, and they never uploaded the photos.

There were three of us—I’m still hoarse. Samara jumps out like a jack-in-the-box, the well is a thriller in its own right, and your hands shake in the dark. The music hits hard, but in a good way. Loved it!

The actress appeared rarely and seemed to conserve her energy, which kept the atmosphere from coming through. The pages are so glossy they glare, making them hard to read; part of the team just stood around doing nothing, and the ending cuts off with no sense of closure. We expected more.

We expected more from the film: in reality you just end up hunting for codes and keys, laying out cassette tapes, and the decor around the well looked cheap. The props are worn out, the UV lighting hasn’t been refreshed in a long time — it feels like wasted money.

The quest is intense and scary, especially in the dark, but the descent into the well needs safety improvements — we didn’t make it through without injuries. Otherwise, it’s fast-paced and very frightening.

We celebrated our daughter’s birthday; the teens were screaming and holding onto each other in a chain, and the admin was a sweetheart. Special thanks to the actress for her performance—no contact, but she still delivered the chills. We recommend.

The atmosphere was fine, but the props let us down: one mechanism didn’t work and hints kept coming without us asking. We made it through in the end, but it left a sour aftertaste.

Incredibly scary even without contact: darkness, a well, screams — a dream lineup. We burst out hoarse and grinning from ear to ear.

A very high threshold and low ceilings become an injury risk when you’re fleeing; a warning doesn’t always help when adrenaline is pumping. The atmosphere is intense, but this part needs work.

We’re seasoned escape room players; this one felt a bit short, and there were frankly too few flashlights—please give one to each person. The actress, however, was excellent and got our hearts racing a couple of times, and the puzzles were fair.