Don't breathe

They did not respect boundaries, even though before the game we discussed who could be touched and who could not. One person cut themselves on a lock after being pushed, another was dropped, a third had their head hit against a wall; the quest was stopped, and there were no apologies. Not recommended.

I chose the high-interaction level: the stun device and staged hits added immersion, and everything was done carefully and safely. It’s a completely different set of sensations; emotions were sky-high, and the actors’ performance was impeccable.

Went with a mixed-age group—kids and adults—and everyone loved it. The atmosphere is rich and immersive, there are lots of rooms, and the finale was memorable: great that the branching depends on our decisions. A large-scale and engaging performance.

I play a lot of horror games and rarely get scared, but this one really got under my skin. The darkness, the voice coming from the speaker, and someone’s breathing nearby gave me chills. The pacing is excellent, they took my feedback into account, and at times it even got pretty intense.

The quest was great, the actors were energetic and positive, but there was an unpleasant moment: someone shoved a stun gun through an opening and I got shocked. Everything else was great, but I’d like that kind of thing to be excluded.

We didn’t like that they used a stun gun, even though we had asked in advance not to. The emotions are intense, but boundaries need to be respected.

We went with the “hard with pain” option, and in the first room I already wondered if it was too much. But everything was done really well, there were plenty of scares, and Mary is amazing. We kept talking about it for a long time after we left.

It’s scary and energetic, but the music is sometimes too loud; we asked to turn it down — it didn’t help. Otherwise, the guys play great, and the locations are spacious.

The atmosphere is awesome, the actors are in character, but I’d add more puzzles and more time. It wrapped up quickly, and I’d like a bit more chance to exercise my brain.

Very bad: the administrator gave false hints, and when we asked to turn the volume down, they didn't respond. It left a bad taste.

We chose the third level of interaction and didn’t regret it: scary, intense, yet handled with care. Tons of impressions; the plot and actors keep you hooked until the very last second.

Very atmospheric and scary; the actors are out of this world, and the finale really hits hard. Lots of rooms, and the music pushes just enough to give you goosebumps. I’ll come back to try another mode.

We played on a birthday and liked the quest, but the photos promised in advance were never sent, and they were rude in correspondence. It spoiled the overall impression.

I have a lot of escape room experience, but here some of the puzzles surprised me with their difficulty—in a good way. The actors really get into character, and the atmosphere pulls you headfirst into the story.

We chose the medium level, and it was just perfect: we ran around, we laughed, and we screamed. Special shout-out to the actress Mary—she kept us on our toes the whole quest.