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Good idea, strong acting and delivery, genuinely scary at times. But I really didn’t like the rough format: yanking you by the arms with a bag over your head and grabbing your hair—unpleasant, especially for women and for those with back problems. If you’re looking for puzzles and a slight nerve-tingle, it’s OK, but it’s better not to agree to physical contact.

The quest is great—you can both laugh and get scared. But the red paint on the walls stains clothes in the heat—three people ruined their T-shirts; the staff apologized, so we didn’t lower the rating. Tip: don’t wear white.

The three of us went for the light mode, and it was still scary. The actor did a fantastic job—scaring and helping exactly when needed. The atmosphere felt just like a horror movie; now I want to come back for the hard mode.

I liked everything, but after the chainsaw, the smell of gasoline made it hard to breathe; I’d like better ventilation. Everything else was top-notch: the atmosphere, the puzzles, and the actor.

I liked the quest, but after the chainsaw ran the smell was a bit strong—please air it out more thoroughly. Everything else was awesome; I recommend it.

We booked the 'hard with pain' option, but within the first few minutes we got hit with a stun gun bad enough to leave a burn and immediately dialed the level down. The puzzles themselves are simple; the challenge is in the interaction with the actor. If that's not your thing, choose the no‑pain option.

The organization let us down: they kept feeding us hints over the walkie-talkie even when we didn’t ask, and a couple of locks barely opened. It was both scary and at times funny; the actor tried hard, but the impression was spoiled. Overall, a three out of five.

My first quest ever—and such emotions right away! The actor kept us on edge without going overboard, giving hints in character. We took the camera footage as a keepsake, rewatched it, and cracked up.

We never even made it to the escape room — they answer the phone with just “hello,” there’s almost no information on the website, and they were rude when we called about the booking. We’re disappointed with the service and can’t recommend it.

At times it’s genuinely scary, but the puzzles often boil down to searching for codes, and the finale takes an abrupt 'detective' turn that’s barely connected to the killer. Overall impressions are good, but the ending is contentious.

Well-thought-out puzzles and solid execution. For us, who are used to hardcore horror, it wasn’t that scary—only a couple of moments really got to us—but overall we enjoyed the quest.

I liked the rooms and the sound; the puzzles were generally fine. But reading mirrored text in the semi-darkness is hard—it could have been made more convenient. Otherwise, the experience was great.

The actor showed up so often that we stopped being scared. A couple of locks wouldn’t open — they immediately dictated the codes to us, and at the end they rushed us to finish on time. It ended up feeling messy and deserving only an average rating.

The actor/admin did a great job. But the task with the mirrored font is painful to read—the weakest part for us. Everything else is OK.

There were four of us, and one friend left almost right away. The briefing was muddled, which left us confused at first; we then lowered the level to a no-actor mode and ended up regretting it. The actor Gleb himself delivered a great performance—plenty of emotions.