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This will appeal to fans of alternate history: it’s half quest, half interactive show with videos and a narrator’s voice. It was very interesting, but a bit frustrating that the videos keep running while the clock is ticking, and with six people it felt cramped—better to go with four at most. The technical side worked flawlessly; there are several endings, all depending on your actions in one of t... Expand

Excellent organization: they took our preferences into account before the start, nailed the contact level, safety is beyond praise, padded corners and well-thought-out transitions. The stilt-walker is a master; the guys were careful and scary—no pain.

We played it as a duo and were thrilled, especially by how tiny choices echoed in the finale — we felt the butterfly effect firsthand. We didn’t immediately realize where we’d messed up, but after discussing it became clear that everything was carefully thought out. Vitaly ran the game brilliantly and gave us plenty of recommendations.

The ambiance is crafted with love; I especially liked the capsule and the nods for those who grew up in the Soviet era. Vitaliy gets you fired up from the get-go and keeps an excellent pace. I'd recommend going as 2–4 players.

Excellent service: they greeted me, explained everything, and accommodated my preferences regarding injuries and contact. The location is safe; soft corners save you when running. Thanks for the emotions!

The quest was atmospheric, but in a couple of areas the decor felt a bit tired, and more importantly, we didn’t click with the host from the very start—we felt like we were immediately pegged as “not too bright,” which threw off the mood. We hadn’t encountered that before, so it dampened the overall impression, although the story itself was engaging.

We weren’t greeted in character, which weakened the immersion from the start. The location felt monotonous, and when one participant asked to reduce the level of contact, they seemed to tone it down for everyone. That said, the actors give solid performances, and the sound and set pieces are mesmerizing at times.

Masterpiece: intense contact, action and suspense are on point, and the sets and music build a powerful vibe. You can smell gasoline, but it’s not critical—if anything, it adds some spice. There were enough one-on-ones for all three of us, and hiding and running around was pure fun.

It’s worth going at least for the actors’ physicality and the careful yet intense touch. We were lucky with both the massage and the atmosphere: the smell of gasoline and the roar of a saw set just the right vibe, and we left with no bruises and a smile.

The performance is put together excellently: the laboratory setting, music, and unexpected twists keep you constantly on edge. The puzzles aren’t stifling, and the actors skillfully build tension. Special thanks to the operator and the actor for their well-coordinated work.

The location sometimes felt endless, even though the tasks are simple. The actors have great timing and make safe contact; it's scary and, in places, very unexpected. Not everyone on the team had the strength to make it to the end.

From the very first scene, it kept us on edge until the finale. The sets, effects, and actors were top-notch, and the level of fear and medium-level interaction were more than enough. We walked out buzzing with adrenaline and big smiles.

The pacing and the tech impressed me; the puzzles are mostly about attention to detail and quickly applying information. Overall, I liked it, but the mirrors in the last room could use a more thorough cleaning.