Witch's den

Gorgeous rooms, everything fits the witch’s lair theme. The puzzles are clever but fair; we took a couple of hints and escaped with a minute to spare — pure adrenaline! The host was very supportive and didn’t hog the spotlight. Highly recommend.

We were split up at the start, and the immersion kicked in immediately. The locations are very atmospheric, the operator's voice has a sense of humor, and the puzzles are generally logical, though the map stage is overloaded in terms of difficulty. The finale feels lively, and they even let us take photos with the props — we recommend it to those who like to think and get a little spooked.

The escape room was a total hit—atmospheric, with on-point set design. The puzzles are unconventional and at times quite tough, but the game master offered gentle help when we were stuck for too long. Both eerie and fun at the same time—highly recommend.

We ran out of time and realized why: after hearing the “don’t break anything” rule, it’s hard to feel okay touching items, and there are lots of props. As a result, we spent too long trying to figure out what was actually part of the game, and the time slipped away. The escape room is good, but for that many tasks, an hour isn’t enough—please add at least half an hour.

The idea is great, but we spent half the quest arguing about what we were allowed to touch and what was just decor. Because of that we lost time and didn’t make it out. If you go, take hints right away.

We had a blast with friends! No live actor, just the host’s voice, but a couple of times the sound hit so hard we jumped. The puzzles are engaging and well tied to the theme.

A very atmospheric story; the setting makes you want to take it all in. The puzzles impressed even the veterans, and it was a bit tough for the newcomer on our team, but he had a blast too. Heartfelt thanks to the puzzle author — brilliantly designed. For us, it’s a 10 out of 10.

The audio hint let us down—it was hard to hear, and one of the locks seemed to be malfunctioning. We left irritated, unfortunately. The atmosphere was great, but the technical side fell short.

Dark, yes, but the ambience only benefits from it. A couple of moments weren’t obvious, but the host gave subtle guidance. Fine for two, though better with four. Not scary for kids.

At times the solutions are excessively unintuitive, and the audio clue was recorded with a defect — we wasted a lot of time. The lighting is poor; even with flashlights it was tough. In the end, enjoyment was minimal — we left disappointed.

We enjoyed the quest: the difficulty was moderate, and it’s doable for two people if you have enough time. The host gave us a few extra hints and minutes, and we found a cute Easter egg with a 'potion of intellect.' It wasn’t scary.

The ambiance is excellent, but the middle part really drags without hints. It’s also a bit scary to touch things—you worry about damaging the props, which slows down the search. Otherwise, we had a great time.

If you’re looking for horror, this isn’t it. The locations and puzzles are interesting, but in terms of fear I’d give it zero skulls—it’s more of an adventure.

We went on January 4, 2026. We liked the decor, but the puzzle logic and the host's assistance felt rather weak. We left with mixed feelings.