Soviet

The quest itself is well-made, but it felt cramped for six people, and there were no actors—at that price you’d expect a performance. On the plus side, the decor is excellent and the puzzles aren’t dumb.

We went with our 11-year-old, and everyone loved it. Not scary but engaging; the puzzles don't have dead ends and can be solved fairly. The staff is very considerate toward newcomers.

A team of four people of different ages was pleased: the tasks were interesting, the design fit the theme, and the finale was especially impressive. The time flew by.

We liked it, but at times it felt like we were doing the same thing in different ways, and in one room the music suddenly went silent. Otherwise, everything was fine: the ambiance, on-point hints, and a good finale. A solid four.

Mixed impressions: the concept is great, but the tasks often come down to doing the same thing; I would have liked more action. It gets cramped with six people, although the puzzles themselves are interesting.

Very atmospheric, and our 10-year-old loved it. It was nice that they gathered so many cute Soviet-era items, the hints came right on time, and the ending was unexpected and fun.

The puzzles are logical and engaging, and the ending is truly great. The hour flew by, and we even found board games in the waiting area — the staff are wonderful.

An atmospheric escape room with well-balanced puzzles that don't overwhelm. Nostalgic music plays throughout the rooms, and the finale is cleverly executed and pleasantly surprising.

This escape room is a real find: the puzzles are non-trivial and give your brain a pleasant workout, the sound design perfectly sets the mood, and the finale surprises and delights the whole team.

The finale was fire — I’d come again just for it. The nonlinear puzzles kept me on my toes, and the host was tactful and witty.

Powerful ambiance; not truly scary, but it keeps you on your toes. Sometimes we made things harder for ourselves, then suddenly caught a simple solution. Thanks to the hosts for their humor and warm welcome.

Very atmospheric and at times even touching. The puzzle logic is clear, and the finale is pure delight. Thanks to the team for the great mood.

Overall, we liked it, but it left a strange aftertaste: at times there was silence instead of music, and there was confusion about what we were allowed to touch versus what suddenly turned out to be part of the game. We probably expected something different, although the quest itself is solid.

We went as a family; not all of us had lived in the USSR, but we still felt the atmosphere. At first we were a bit lost because of the nonlinearity, but then we got into it and everything went smoothly.

We celebrated a birthday and had a blast. We love the atmosphere at Soyuz; we liked the decor and the quotes from the classics, and the plot keeps you hooked and doesn't let go. We really liked everything.