Shelter 13

I liked the unusual beginning and the spectacular finale, and I enjoyed the logic puzzles more than the team-based ones. I’d like a lockable locker for personal belongings and a bit more light so it’s less distracting to the eye.

You really feel like you’re in a bunker: at first you’re laughing, and then you realize — time is ticking. Buttons, bolts, the mechanics — everything works; the ending surprised me, no horror, just a great adventure.

Very atmospheric! The vintage music and all the metal gizmos instantly transport you underground, and the puzzles are downright satisfying in their logic. I haven’t played Fallout, but I still had a blast. Thanks to Natalia for the subtle hints and the souvenir photo.

The shelter’s atmosphere draws you in from the very first moments, the tasks are logical and on theme, and the hints arrive exactly when you want them, without spoiling the fun of the search.

We loved absolutely everything: the atmosphere, the puzzles, and how carefully Zhenya helped us. It was just as engaging with the two of us as with a larger group, and afterwards they even took some great photos of us.

I was delighted by the jukebox and how it’s integrated into the tasks—I even added songs to my playlist. Special shout-out to Natalia for her artistic flair and support at the right moments.

My third escape room and probably the most impressive: the set design is top-notch, and the immersion is instant. It can be challenging for beginners, but it keeps you engaged until the end, and the ideas are original.

We went with my 11-year-old son—no scares, but it really made our brains work. We liked the unexpected start and finale. We’ll be back with friends.

The escape room impressed me with its mechanics and spatial design; even though I haven't played Fallout, that doesn't get in the way at all. The puzzles are challenging yet engaging—I left with a smile.

I liked that the puzzles are fair: if you take a moment to think and don’t overcomplicate things, everything clicks. The transitions between rooms are awesome, it really feels like a genuine escape.

Because of the dim, flickering lighting, it would have been difficult without the host's help, especially for those of us with imperfect eyesight. On the plus side, the props are in good order, and the tasks are interesting and fit the setting.

Great escape room, but in places the dim lighting really got in the way—I had to squint. On the plus side, the set design is impressive, the mechanics are well thought out, and the host was on hand.

A familiar setting, nostalgic music, and a retrofuturist vibe. The puzzles aren’t hard if you don’t overthink them, and the atmosphere is exactly what fans are looking for.

Fallout fans will definitely dig it: the references, the music, and the sets hit right in the heart. We walked out brimming with emotions and immediately started figuring out what to play through next.

I’m not familiar with Fallout, but it was interesting. The host, Evgeniya, guided gently and gave to-the-point tips. The hour flew by unnoticed.