Minecraft. Portal to the Nether

We expected Minecraft but got a mishmash of tasks full of references. The female staff made ill-timed jokes, the intern kept mixing things up, the finale was accompanied by the lights being switched off, and random people were peeking into the quest area. The crafting recipes weren’t canonical, the immersion didn’t work, and we left disappointed.

We were looking for a weekend spot with kids aged 10 and 12—it was spot on. Very bright and interactive, safe, and the tasks were interesting for both us and the children. The staff helped when we got stuck but didn’t give away the answers.

Great concept, the ambiance fits the theme, and I couldn’t find anything similar in the city. But some of the tasks didn’t work or had been removed, and the logic hadn’t been adjusted to account for that — we only found out after the fact. I hope they fix these issues.

We celebrated our son's birthday here; the kids were thrilled and the adults didn’t get bored either. The atmosphere felt straight out of the game, the puzzles were varied, and after the quest we sat in the tea room—very convenient. We’ll be back to try other rooms.

The animator was great, kept the kids engaged, and tossed out ideas without spoilers. Not scary at all, safe and cozy—perfect for families.

We went as an adult group; half of us had never played Minecraft, but we loved it! The puzzle logic hooks you, the hints are metered out just right, and we put the finale together as a team — awesome.

The workbench and the stove are superb—my son is thrilled. But many of the props are worn, the labels are barely legible; at times we just wanted to ask to skip a stage. Update the props and it’ll be awesome.

The ambiance is great and the hosts are excellent, but a couple of mechanisms were glitchy and some of the writing is rubbed off, making it hard to read. Otherwise it’s lively and fun; I’d recommend updating the props.

The decor is chic, the atmosphere holds up, but a lot is worn out. The crafting doesn’t match the game, but the tablet helps you not get stuck. Special thanks to 'Steve' for the support.

We went as a group of two adults and two children and didn’t expect such a challenging mental workout, especially with no prior experience in the game. But it was fun and exciting; there were lots of varied puzzles, and in the end we escaped and left satisfied.

The quest was super cool, but some parts had really tough puzzles. We escaped in 65 minutes and were satisfied.

We went as a group: the puzzles were engaging, the venue was beautiful, and the host-actor was awesome. The manager was great too; we'll definitely be back.

Fun, but the crafting recipes don’t always match the game, which made us confused and often asking for help. The kids liked it more than I did, so overall it’s just okay.

A challenging but engaging quest. The host ran it carefully and stayed on point; we recommend it.

A very cool, high-tech escape room: the mechanisms and puzzles are a delight. Our whole team left thrilled.