Scary tales

We liked the quest; the actors and the administrator were attentive and explained everything clearly to the children. But the tea break after the game was cramped, the sofa had sagged, the background music was gloomy, and after 30 minutes there was an extra charge. The costumes could use a refresh, but otherwise the team did a great job.

We went with kids aged 9–13. Administrator Nika helped us choose a gentler version, kept an eye on the process, and gave on‑point guidance. There are lots of rooms, and the heroine became so beloved that the kids genuinely wanted to save her. And a big plus: it wasn’t stuffy inside — a great escape from the heat.

Kids aged 11–12 enjoyed the quest; the level of scariness and the difficulty of the puzzles are adjusted as you go — convenient. One downside: when a small speaker was accidentally damaged, the conversation began with looking for someone to blame among the children. In the end, everything was settled and paid for, but it left a bitter aftertaste.

We chose the “8+” and expected it to be mild, but the 9–12-year-olds were screaming from the first minute; one even had to step out. The difficulty is reasonable, the hints help. Everything was well organized—recommend.

Great escape room: the atmosphere, actors, and music were all on point. But the tea area is cramped and a bit gloomy, and the surcharge for an extra 30 minutes was a little off-putting. Still, the overall experience was vivid and memorable.

We celebrated our son’s 12th birthday and opted for the light version. The scares were well‑calibrated, the puzzles fit the theme, and the actors are incredibly engaging. The kids loved it, and the adults had a blast too. We’ll be back for something scarier.

Our group was diverse—ages 11 to 68—and everyone loved it. The plot is gripping, the puzzles are fresh, and the setting and costumes support the story. We’re still discussing the details—nothing but positive vibes.

We went as an adult group—nerve-tingling but not over the top. The actors are fantastic, keep up the pace, and help out when we get stuck. The hour flew by.

We went as a group; the quest is linear, but the locations are varied and interesting. The logic puzzles are fair and build team spirit, and the actors keep up the performance without any lulls. When it needs to be, it’s thrillingly scary—that exact feeling.

We celebrated a 9th birthday. Two girls got scared of the dark, stepped out to catch their breath, but returned by the finale and went through the ritual. There was plenty to talk about for a long time, and there’s also paid time for a tea party after the game.

We celebrated an 11th birthday. Administrator Maria and actors Darya and Sasha had a fine feel for the team: when to turn up the heat and when to drop a hint. Even after the finale, the girls wouldn’t let the team go, peppering them with questions — a great sign.

We brought two kids and our teenage niece. We asked for a medium scare level—it worked perfectly. We especially loved the performer as Vanessa—both very warm and scary at the same time. Highly recommend!

The ambience was great, but it was stuffy in places and there seemed to be too few tasks. For a 9-year-old, it was hard without hints. Overall not bad, but we expected more excitement.

The 12–13-year-olds were shy at first, so they opted for a less scary version. The sets and lighting were excellent—goosebumps guaranteed. Thank you to the team!

We chose the kids' light option for girls aged 11-13. It was dynamic, atmospheric, and at times squeal-inducing. Thanks to Vanessa for the support and to Polina for organizing. We had a great time!