"Blood Mary" Bar

We chose the non-contact actor option and were counting on a focus on puzzles. The beginning was promising: great interactivity and atmosphere, but then the intensity dropped. The tasks mostly came down to searching in the dark amid sudden shouts rather than complex logic. It would be better suited to those who come for scares rather than for brain-teasers.

Finally went—and it didn’t disappoint: the storyline grabs you, the pace builds, and there’s a pleasant surprise along the way. The puzzle logic is clear and well-structured, and the tech works flawlessly. The staff are welcoming—it makes you want to come back. Geralt is just awesome.

We opted for the no-contact mode—I thought it would be chill, but the first jump scare rattled me for the entire escape room. The puzzles are well thought out; we got seriously stuck a couple of times. The actor as Geralt is superb, and the finale ramped the intensity to the max. Ten out of ten.

We’re not horror fans, but here everything is very well balanced. The atmosphere and set design are top-notch; we finished in about 50 minutes. As a suggestion, instead of walkie-talkies it would be more convenient to have fixed microphones in the rooms. Excellent impressions overall, 10 out of 10.

Expertly crafted set; we booked a contact actor — it was both interesting and creepy. It seems two actors are working; the moment with the actor on the fridge will stick with us for a long time. I wouldn’t recommend going with a big crowd — you can get in each other’s way, especially during the scares. Otherwise, pure thrill and emotions at a hundred.

Went as a family with teenagers and chose the contactless format. And we still screamed! The administrator was attentive, there were many puzzles and all of them were on point. An excellent option for a family outing.

Very atmospheric: a genuine bar vibe, lots of unexpected moments, and an actor who sometimes scares you and sometimes seems to help. The puzzles are interconnected and not just about searching; the “bottle” solutions were a particular delight. The finale is an absolute treat! Five out of five.

For me, the escape room wasn’t too scary, and the location felt compact. That said, the puzzles are solid and the atmosphere is pleasant. It’s more for logic lovers than for horror seekers.

The game is emotional and keeps you on your toes, but it’s worth considering safety during sudden jump scares—in tight spaces you can accidentally bump into someone. Otherwise, it’s an engaging and intense adventure.

There turned out to be more rooms than we expected, which was a pleasant surprise. The actor didn’t just scare us; sometimes he played the role of a bar patron, which deserves special respect. The scary moments aren’t only thanks to him—the tasks also give an adrenaline rush.

I liked the quest, but it felt cramped in places and I would have liked a bit more light. The puzzles are logical, the actor shows up on time and without unnecessary clowning around. Overall, a solid four—no regrets.

I expected more brainteasers, but in reality it’s darkness, searching, and screaming. It’s more of a performance than a “classic” quest, though the ambience is good. Not for everyone.

The escape room isn’t about pure horror, but about a balance of fear and objectives. The puzzles are interesting, there are unexpected moments, and the actor keeps up the pace. We’re satisfied and recommend it.

At first it felt calm, but then the pace picked up briskly. The puzzles aren’t super difficult, but they’re engaging. As a suggestion—try playing with the lighting to enhance the atmosphere.

A blast! Right from reception they set the tone for mystery, and it only gets better from there. We got scared, we laughed, and the final surprise finished us off. I'll be back for the other locations.