VR Quests

Tried the VR quest format at “Place Without an Address” and was thrilled. Everything is top-notch—from the equipment to the staff’s attentiveness. The realistic graphics give a sense of the story; great for an active day out, highly recommend.

It was our first time trying this format and we were very pleased. We used to do this company’s regular quests and didn’t know about the VR ones. Four people is the most comfortable; it’s funny to watch your friends waving their arms, and there’s enough room for everyone.

An excellent way to spice up the weekdays. There were three of us; the picture quality was awesome, the staff were friendly, and the location is convenient. I recommend trying it at least once—you’ll get plenty of impressions; I’m even thinking about getting my own cheaper headset now.

An hour flew by like five minutes. There were four of us; everyone enjoyed it, even me, though I’m usually not into games. It’s great that you can play as one team, and the staff member patiently explained the controllers and the headset.

We came as a group of five, picked a co-op game and got totally hooked, grinning ear to ear. The briefing was clear and to the point, the equipment felt like new. We'll be back for the horror games next time.

The visuals are vivid, the sound is immersive, and the headsets fit comfortably without any pressure. The hour flew by, and I wished I could stay for another half hour.

My son suggested we try VR, we chose "Place Without an Address" and didn’t regret it. Great selection, spacious venue, polite attendant, pleasant visuals and sound. We especially liked that the whole team can play together in a single game.

Awesome platform, but I felt a bit queasy in the first few minutes while getting used to the controls. After that it was pure bliss, especially in the co-op mission. Picking a game took a while—there’s just so much to choose from—but it was worth it.

We went as a group of four, and everyone was satisfied. The administrator was friendly, the hall is beautiful, and there are plenty of games. The headsets are in good condition, and there’s enough space so you won’t bump into anyone.

The place is great and spacious, but I’d add some logic-only modes, not just action. Otherwise, everything is on point: staff, equipment, atmosphere.

My friends and I took the plunge into VR and unexpectedly got hooked. It’s awesome to play the same mission together—feels odd at first, but after a couple of minutes you’re having a blast. Great for a change of pace.

The kids absolutely loved it: action and puzzles all in one. We left happy, thanks to the manager for the help and attention.

I’d been eyeing these things at the mall for a while and finally decided to try them with friends. Really liked it—the attendant broke everything down clearly. I needed a few minutes to get used to the helmet, and after that it was smooth sailing.

We celebrated my nephew’s birthday—the kids loved it, and the adults didn’t get bored either. The co-op format really helps; no one is left out of the process. Thanks to the admin for the patience and tips.