Madhouse

Expected more. The environment is overstuffed with decor; tons of levers and buttons are just for show, and the things that were supposed to work sometimes didn’t. We spent half the game hiding while the game master manually opened doors; the safe didn’t open even with the correct code, and the finale didn’t really land. And where are the promised “animatronics” if everything is triggered by hand?... Expand

The atmosphere was mind-blowing: the sound was crushing, the lights gave us chills, and the actor Kirill kept us on our toes right up to the finale. It was scary and fun at the same time; the puzzles were fair, though we took a couple of hints. A great choice for an evening with friends.

The escape room was a letdown: the set felt tired and a bit worn in places. Many of the mechanics ended up going unused; several times we were steered away from puzzles with lines like “you don’t need that” while they fixed things behind the scenes. It felt more geared toward little kids; we definitely won’t be coming back.

I’d give this escape room a ten. Intense and clever; we used hints, but only when needed. Special thanks to admin Alexander—he didn’t leave us in a bind. It might be a bit tough for beginners—start with something simpler.

The experience ended up being disorganized: we spent a long time looking for the entrance, and the administrator showed up almost at the start. The briefing was confusing, and the hints didn’t help. We accidentally disabled an important element; we were told we couldn’t go any further, so we asked for a refund and left.

"Durka" really hit the spot: interesting tasks, the music gets under your skin and makes it even creepier. The actor is great. The only thing—I wanted more locations; there weren’t quite enough rooms.

Went with the family and teenagers, chose light contact — a bit scary but comfortable. Victoria guided us carefully over the radio and helped when we got stuck. The kids loved it, and so did we!

A very interesting and moderately scary escape room. There were four of us; it melted our brains even with hints. In the finale we got so spooked we hid in the padded room. Overall, awesome—everyone loved it.

I enjoyed the quest, but it felt a bit small — I expected more rooms. The atmosphere and music were great, and they set the level of interaction the way I requested. Overall, I'm satisfied.

Inside, it genuinely feels like a psych ward: sounds crash in from all sides, and the puzzles make your brain boil. An excellent test of your mettle—highly recommend.

I thought it would be perfect, but there were a couple of buggy mechanics and a lot of decor that doesn’t affect anything. The actor tried hard; the atmosphere saved it. The emotions are there, but I wanted it to be tighter.

The puzzles are logical, with no gotchas, and the finale is lively. We got stuck a few times, but the hints were given very delicately. I’ll be back for other escape rooms in this chain.

Overall impressions are good, but the quest is compact—basically three small rooms. They set up the interaction as requested, gave relevant hints, and the admin Yegor was very tactful. The atmosphere is excellent; I’ll check out their other projects in this chain.

We chose this quest and didn’t regret it: atmospheric and nerve‑wracking. The actor keeps up the pace, the interaction is measured, nothing felt excessive. We left satisfied and kept discussing the details for a long time afterward.

This isn’t just “an actor’s screams,” but a fully lived experience of the story. You feel like the hero of a thriller, pushing through obstacles toward freedom—it really grips you.