WeaknessesPeople often ask for camera footage, but it isn’t provided. Not enough water on site; there are notes about the price and that the cast’s emotional intensity can vary. A couple of times, guests asked for more rooms or to show the demon more often.
StrengthsSet design and sound drive immersion and keep you on edge. The actors engage, crack jokes, help out, and crank up the horror at the right moments.
SecurityThe performance is intense, but the host stays in contact, watches the team, offers tips, and regulates the pace. No data on detailed briefings or special safety equipment.
Level of fearVery scary, at times to a paralyzing degree; sensitive folks and children will struggle. With the host’s support, even timid teams reach the finale.
Actors' gameThe actors are the main strength: Lenya and Natasha stand out, the demon doesn’t appear often but hits hard. Interaction is lively and adaptive, though people sometimes note that on another day an actor was weaker than the previous one.
Quality of riddlesThe puzzles are varied and overall fair, notably tied to attentiveness rather than pure logic. Difficulty feels above average, but hints are on point. No overlap in tasks with the first part.
PlotYou investigate a murder in a closed psychiatric hospital and run into a mystical thread and strong characters. The story unfolds steadily, without excess spoilers, and the characters’ motivations feel tangible.
Difficulty levelDifficulty ranges from medium to high; veterans are engaged, and newcomers feel comfortable with hints. There’s a sense of adaptation to the team’s level.
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