Resident Evil 7

A fresh project with impressive mechanics; some are completely new to the city. The actors’ makeup is superb, the characters feel alive—at times giving you goosebumps. The location is huge and well thought out; we didn’t notice any dangerous areas. The plot is non-linear, and fans of the game will recognize scenes and lines—everything is recreated with care.

It was scary, but at times unsafe: in one corridor the carpet is slippery—I went flying on a turn. Crawling through the ventilation shafts is rough on the knees; consider knee pads. Otherwise, the experience is great, the actors really carry it.

The beginning really got to me, but then the fear subsided, especially when you’re walking in a group. There are some safety issues: the carpet in the corridor is slippery; even on the light mode, everyone ended up with minor injuries. The flooring needs fixing.

The escape room was a total hit: the actors were excellent, especially the “Father” and Lucas, and the actress’s voice is simply hypnotic. We played on medium difficulty with contact—scary, but careful and well-balanced. It made for a fantastic evening.

We did the light version as a group of three and were very pleased: the locations and acting were top-notch, and it felt like being the main character. We didn’t manage to do everything, so there’s a reason to come back; we’ll try the medium later. Special shout-out to Maksim, Vasilina, and Lyosha.

It’s frustrating how the video turned out: we waited nine days, and in the end the clip is rough, and important moments didn’t make it into the edit. For a paid service, expectations are different. We’d like a re-edit.

The video was the biggest letdown: a delay of almost a week and it felt like it was put together at the last minute; besides, the extra 1,500 wasn’t justified. The quest itself is good, the administrator is pleasant, but something needs to be done about the editing.

The quest was great and atmospheric, but the video let us down: we waited almost a week and it was edited poorly. If not for that, I’d have given it five stars. Everything else was super—thanks to the team.

Went after watching Kuplinov’s playthrough — tons of references, the passageways and staircases are delightful, and the walkie-talkies help you not get lost. One downside: in the ventilation shafts, the mat slides on the concrete and your knees suffer. Lucas is charming, the administrator is lovely, I recommend the quest.

Tons of emotions, but pity about the knees: the ventilation shafts are hard—would be nice to lay something softer down or provide knee pads. Otherwise, it’s scary and fun; we didn’t regret a single minute.

We chose the minimal scare level, and it really is minimal: more running and hiding than actual horror. The atmosphere is okay, but I wanted more tension. I’ll try medium next time.

Everything was on point: the actors put their hearts into it, and the atmosphere is spot-on. You can choose a tougher option—we loved it. Recommended for the emotions and the ambiance.