Radiation

Really liked it—I took my parents and younger brother; everyone was thrilled, and my dad kept reminiscing about Fallout the whole time. Personally, we felt the story lacked development, and in the first room it wasn’t clear where to start. There are two locations; we spent almost an hour there and finished in 53 minutes. The administrator was wonderful.

There were three of us, and no one was left without something to do. The USSR vibe is captured really well, and the sound design is awesome. We took one hint and finished within an hour.

Very atmospheric: lighting, sound, bunker vibe—goosebumps. The puzzles are varied and not about mindless searching; your hands are constantly busy. The staff offers gentle support; we left happy.

Great action-style format: one moment you’re turning mechanisms, the next you’re squeezing into unexpected spots — I was laughing like a kid. We took a couple of hints, but we still managed to finish on our own. It’s best to go as a group of three or four.

Went with friends — it was a blast, especially the moment we had to crawl through a refrigerator; we were all cracking up. We left impressed.

Overall, I liked it, but in the first room it took a long time to figure out where to start. There’s not much story along the way, and there are only two locations—we wished for something more expansive. On the plus side, the puzzles themselves are solid and don’t require unnecessary searching.

Tense but not over the top; worked well for a teenager with adult supervision. The host ran it very professionally—hints were relevant and to the point. It made us want to come back for the company’s other quests.

From the very first seconds, you’re immersed in a USSR atmosphere; sound and lighting are top-notch. Thanks for the hints—without them we would’ve gotten stuck on the puzzle with the mirror and the nightstand. Respect to the organizers!

One of the coolest escape rooms we've done! There were four of us; we used about two hints. The finale is really hardcore—you'll see what I mean when you get there. Five out of five.

The puzzles are engaging and really make you think, with plenty of interesting mechanisms along the way. The atmosphere does a great job of immersing you in the story. We definitely recommend it.

Visited 'Radiation' on February 17. Thanks to Alexey for the timely help—without it, it would’ve been tough. We barely made it through the game with lots of hints, but the emotions were off the charts.

The quest was interesting; at times it was a bit scary. Right now this format doesn’t quite suit me, but I’m satisfied with the experience.

I had already played in other cities, and at Kuzne this was my first quest. I invited some newbie friends—they liked it too, just like I did. At the end they even gave a nice 20% discount for the next visit—unexpected and nice.