Escape game 12+
KGB Headquarters
4.85
2 - 7 people70 minutesAbove average
With childrenProfiLarge company
Company Mystery Quest (ИП Кычаков А.С.)
Above average
Not scary
Without actorsActors
РусскийGame language
About the escape room
Polished furniture, portraits of Lenin and Khrushchev on the walls, and shelves full of books about the war. The air is filled with the scent of strong tobacco mixed with the pungent smell of gunpowder. A military tunic is carelessly thrown onto a chair. Its owner is meticulously writing something on paper at a table. He then loads a pistol, opens his hiding place, and carefully places the weapon with the note inside. Before this, he performs many strange manipulations. The colonel does not want his secret to be revealed after his death. Your task is to unravel the mystery that the military man has been hiding for many years.
Important information and features of the escape room
Для подтверждения бронирования требуется предоплата в размере 1000 рублей. При отмене игры менее чем за сутки предоплата не возвращается.
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270 метров от остановки «Автоколонна № 1228», вход справа от магазина «Пятерочка»
Paid Parking
Wifi
Wardrobe
Overview of artificial intelligence
AIMost praise the setting: the Chekist’s office is crafted with love for detail; music and props instantly transport you to the era. The puzzles are numerous, mostly logical and fair; the quest is non‑linear — big teams have plenty to do. Difficulty is above average: beginners get through with hints, and even veterans will have to rack their brains. Rare complaints include a chilly room, slow operator replies, and too many combination locks in some chains; the finale sometimes sparks debate.
WeaknessesSometimes it’s chilly and there are footwear requirements, which not everyone likes. Hints can be delayed at peak load. Some players criticize “chains of code locks” and a contentious finale.
StrengthsStrong atmosphere and tidy set design, many varied tasks without unnecessary “magic.” Non‑linearity and good pacing — the team is constantly engaged. The staff are friendly, giving pinpoint, to‑the‑point hints.
SecurityBefore the start, you get a clear briefing; the waiting area and tea room are clean and calm. Sometimes the location is cool and you’re asked to wear shoe covers or take off your shoes — better bring warm socks in season.
Level of fearThis isn’t horror: more a tense espionage atmosphere. Suitable for children and teens; occasionally someone writes it’s “even scary,” but there are no scare elements.
Actors' gameThere aren’t actors as such; interaction is with operators. Administrators Adelina, Dasha, Yulia, and Ivan are often noted for tactful nudges and friendliness; sometimes people complain about delays when many groups are on shift.
Quality of riddlesThe puzzles are logical, varied, and on‑theme — lots of ciphers; attentiveness is key. Non‑linearity gives parallel branches and role distribution. Occasionally there’s a feeling of “too many codes in a row,” but overall the solutions are fair and non‑random.
PlotYou investigate a colonel’s secret in KGB headquarters: letters, caches, documents, and chains of ciphers lead to the solution. The story holds interest to the end; for some teams the finale sparks post‑game discussion.
Difficulty levelDifficulty is medium‑high. Beginners are comfortable with hints; going as a trio to a group of six is optimal, but thanks to non‑linearity larger teams won’t idle. It’s doable as a duo, but noticeably harder.
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