Saw: Survival Game

The beginning was promising and even a little scary, but then everything fell apart: the actor did almost nothing, the hints were confusing, and the admin would just come in and silently unlock the locks. Half of the mechanisms didn’t work, they handed us a flashlight mid-game, and we couldn’t see any logic at all. In the finale they simply asked us to leave, and the impression was zero—on top of ... Expand

The experience itself was good, but afterwards they just stopped responding. We paid for the video; they promised to send it within a week—it's been a month, and nothing. The overall impression was marred by being ignored.

In the promo video everything looked impressive, but in reality there was too much light and you could see where the actor was moving—which kills the fear. One lock broke and we wasted a lot of time on it, and the set pieces feel disjointed. Overall, it feels unfinished and not scary.

We ran into a jammed lock and lost time because of it, and the lighting was a bit too bright—you could see where the actor was hiding. The admin helped and things went more smoothly after that, but it left a bit of a sour taste.

Thanks to the team—it was unusual and at times really scary. There weren’t enough puzzles or rooms, and I’d also like to see players split up to amp up the excitement. If you polish it, you’ll be unmatched.

We played on hard mode — it really put us through the wringer, and it was fun. The puzzles are interesting, the staff are friendly, and the actors do an excellent job. A great adrenaline rush.

The escape room was atmospheric, but we wanted more rooms and puzzles. Otherwise, the actors really carry it, and the music and lighting do their job—no regrets.

The plot keeps you hooked, and the interaction with the actor is excellent. There aren’t many puzzles, but you still have to think, especially in the individual episodes. Right now this is my favorite quest in the city—the emotions were off the charts.

We found the escape room unprepared: there were few puzzles and they were simple, and instead of tension there was tickling and a stun gun, which made us laugh. One of the puzzles was broken; for that kind of money we expected more. Sadly, it didn't live up to expectations.

We came for the thrills and weren't disappointed. The maniac played it fiercely without going overboard, and hints came exactly when we got stuck. The finale really blew us away—we walked out shaking and happy.

We went as a family with a teenager and chose the medium difficulty. Scary but manageable; the staff were attentive, and the actor was great. An excellent weekend!

After 'The Ring' we waited half a year for 'Saw' and got a somewhat raw version: essentially one tough puzzle and little interactivity. Still, the actor-admin carried the emotional load. Verdict — more like 3–4 out of 5; I’d recommend 'The Ring' to friends, but not 'Saw' yet.

Didn't land for me: it started off rough, the actor seemed bewildered, and half the hints threw us off. It's not scary so much as it is chaotic. Needs more work.

The authentic 'Saw' vibe: a spacious setting, brutal mechanisms, and spirited challenges. On hard mode, it was tough for everyone—especially one of the girls—but she even liked it. Recommended.

We went with the medium tier and had a blast with the atmosphere and effects; the actors kept up the pace. Curious what it would be like on max. We ordered a video edit - there'll be something to rewatch.