Jeffrey

The quest itself isn't bad, but the attitude and organization ruined the impression. The neighboring game was noisy, the briefing was rushed because they were in a hurry, the final room smelled of cigarettes, and there was a cigarette butt on the windowsill. We arrived early, but our slot didn't start on time, and then they hurried us because the next group had arrived. After 'Phobia' we expected ... Expand

We went to Jeffrey as a group — loved it. It's not the scariest horror, but the hide-and-seek with the maniac is the hook — you freeze up when he's nearby. The locations feel very realistic — you start buying into the place. The actors are strong and really give it their all; one character pulls some truly unexpected moves. The concept was right up our alley.

An insanely great quest that’s huge in area—there are hardly any like it in Tyumen. The actors are on fire; immersion is instant. The administrator is lovely; it’s a pleasure to talk with them. For me, “Jeffrey” is now at the top.

We went with medium difficulty, and it’s the perfect balance: scary yet lets you think. The actor who plays William is magnetic—he both frightens and helps. The hide-and-seek with the maniac kept us on edge to the very end.

Our team went through the full range of emotions. The interactions with the actors are thought out down to the details, and the atmosphere applies just the right amount of pressure. We completed the tasks on medium without any blockers; we'll definitely come back for hard.

Very cinematic—you feel like you’re inside a thriller set in a communal apartment. The puzzles are clear and don’t slow you down, but they keep your nerves on edge the whole time. I recommend going with a group and not trying to play the hero alone.

The escape room was fantastic. William is a sweetheart and really helped when needed. The atmosphere pulls you in, and the set design is top-notch. We’d definitely come back for a more challenging mode.

The locations are gorgeous, and the communal apartment feels lifelike. The sounds from a neighboring game pulled me out of the immersion a bit, and it felt a bit short. But the emotions and the opening scene are fire.

Haven’t held my breath behind a wardrobe like that in ages. The performance really hooks you through the interaction; the actors give it their all. I’d come back for the hard mode.

Awesome. They nailed the atmosphere; the puzzles are fair with no trickery. The actors are lively and funny, and it’s a pleasure to chat with them. It flew by quickly, but it was a lot of fun—thank you!

In the last room it smelled strongly of cigarettes, and we were noticeably rushed to the exit. The hide-and-seek concept itself is great, but we wanted more time and quiet. Otherwise, it was okay.

My first time at a performance, and it was truly a new experience. It felt like I'd stepped into a film and was acting in it myself. The storyline pulls you through Jeffrey's gloomy rooms.

We had a great time. The organizers are clearly pros. I like that you can choose the mode; medium was more than enough for us.

The opening scene was a blast — we jolted so hard we rode the adrenaline from then on. The actors delivered powerfully; I definitely recommend it.

This was my first stealth quest experience, and it unexpectedly clicked with me. Unusual and interesting, had me on my toes the whole time.