Morgue

I left “The Morgue” absolutely thrilled. The atmosphere grabs you from the moment you step in; there are plenty of puzzles and they’re varied, and in places you need teamwork and ingenuity. The staff are friendly, explained everything clearly, and we felt confident and safe. A great option for friends and family.

The morgue-like atmosphere is 10/10, and the locations are well crafted. There is contact, but it’s gentle; they give warnings. For emotions—it’s top-notch; for puzzles—this isn’t the place.

Perfect for a group: we screamed, laughed, and ran around. They accommodated how timid we were, but it was still terrifying. Just bring earplugs—the sound gets pretty loud in places.

My first performance, and I’m thrilled. The scares felt honest, with no cheap tricks, and Vitya kept our attention and joked right on cue. The emotions are still buzzing in my head.

The project is more about emotions than puzzles: there aren’t many tasks, but there’s a moderate amount of humor and horror. I’d recommend it for adult visitors; the format isn’t for kids, but it’s very entertaining.

Overall I liked it, but there are almost no puzzles; I wanted more tension and fewer pauses in the dark. The actors are fire, and the finale is great.

For me, this is the perfect performance: sudden, loud, at times funny; the props and lighting are memorable, and the ending is anything but clichéd. I’ll be recommending it.

We had a great time: it was both scary and funny, but most importantly—safe, you can feel it. The actors gave it their all; we’ll be back for other projects.

The quest surprised me: a very sudden start, a killer atmosphere, and sound and props that will stick with you for a long time. The ending is a pleasant surprise.

An unusual format: lots of interactivity, lively humor, and a nonstandard presentation. Special kudos for the signature “mode” and the way they keep the pace.

Awesome! From the very first minute they pulled us into the 'tour'—Vitya commands the stage like a king. It's scary, funny, and incredibly atmospheric, and the music is absolute fire. I already want to go again.

If your nerves are weak, think twice: it’s dark, loud, and there’s plenty of physical contact. Wear comfortable clothes you don’t mind getting dirty, and the fear doesn’t let up until the very end.

The emphasis is on the actors and the delivery, so it’s not as scary as I expected, but it’s interesting to watch. The format is clear and well thought out.

Sometimes there are lulls—you're expecting action, but you just have to wait it out. Overall, though, it's great and the tension holds.

We visited Illusion for the second time — "Morgue" was even better. It starts with immersion; the actors perform with love for their craft, and in the end it’s another solid 10 out of 10.