Freddy's Nightmare

The game went great: the set design, sound, and puzzles were really cool. The dismantled doll made us laugh more than it scared us, but otherwise it was tense. Before the start, everything was explained clearly; the staff member was friendly and had a good sense of humor. At first we wanted to leave, then it eased up, but when Freddy appeared it got creepy again — the actor really sets the atmosph... Expand

The quest is genuinely scary, and the puzzles are great—at times a bit tough for us. Freddy performed brilliantly; he just didn’t leave his number, haha. Big shout-out to the admin Alena—she supported and helped us. It’s awesome that you can hide; otherwise we’d have been done in a minute. We recommend it to everyone.

Great option for beginners: scary but not over the top, with gentle contact. The puzzles are interesting, and there are alternative ways to solve them. It was just a bit short on action, but overall it’s a blast.

There were eight of us, from teens to adults; we took turns screaming and laughing while solving the puzzles. Freddy was awesome. This was our third escape room and it impressed us. Go for the option with the actor.

My first escape room ever—I thought I’d bail after five minutes, but my team supported me and the hints helped. Scary but safe; any physical contact was handled carefully. Thanks to the staff for the calm briefing.

We chose the medium scare level and didn’t regret it: the actor chased us through the rooms and had our hearts in our throats. The sets and sound are straight out of a movie. It’ll stick with us for a long time.

We played with an actor—it really brought the experience to life; we kept looking over our shoulders. One puzzle felt overly difficult, but the hints saved us. We recommend it.

We did it without an actor: not bad, but something was missing. We’re experienced, so it stood out that there aren’t many puzzles and the logic is a bit shaky in places; the emphasis is more on scares. The transitions between rooms could be more interesting. Overall, decent, but next time we’ll go with an actor and won’t expect anything grand.

We went without an actor and felt that that was exactly what was missing. The atmosphere is excellent, but there aren’t many puzzles—we breezed through quickly. Next time we’ll go for maximum fear and an actor.

Thanks for the game—we loved it. The locations were diverse, the hour flew by. At first it was hard to figure out what to do, but Freddy quickly set everything straight and scared us to the core. We’ll definitely be back.

The kids were absolutely thrilled, even though it was genuinely scary. The organizers and the actor are true professionals: they run the game, give hints, and discuss everything afterwards. Very kind and responsive—thank you, we recommend it.

From entry to exit, everything was spot-on. The actor was out of this world; without him it would have left a completely different impression. The tasks were good, and the interior is impressive. Scary and funny at the same time—the guys did a great job.

Not bad, but a bit too short, and the jump scares feel mechanical at times. It also seemed like the actor occasionally sneaks glances just for effect. Still, the visuals and music are on point.

The scenes felt childish, the scares are simple. Once I even noticed Freddy getting ready to come out just for effect. The game is short—overall, a three out of five.

We celebrated a birthday—squeals, laughter, running around, pure fun. Freddy is awesome, charisma off the charts. We’ll be back to do it again, a bit tougher next time.