Curse of the Nun

We expected deep immersion but got a routine check-in with no roleplay. I recommend wearing black pants and old sneakers: it’s pitch-dark, there’s a single flashlight for everyone, you’ll be crawling and dropping to your knees, and they even grabbed us by the neck—it hurt because of their nails. They scare you often, but at times it’s not fear anymore, just discomfort; there are almost no puzzles.... Expand

The administrator greeted us with no interest: the rules were handed to us on a piece of paper, questions were answered reluctantly, and the area before the game doesn’t set the mood. The flashlight is heavy and awkward, one of the rooms is almost empty, and it felt like they kept forgetting about us. Even on medium difficulty there were too few actors and the middle part ended up boring; at the e... Expand

We encountered safety issues: the children got bruises from hard corners; one girl ended up with a bump and a bruise on her head. In complete darkness this is dangerous, so I can’t recommend it. The parents are ready to go to the police.

We were often left in complete darkness with nothing to do, and every few minutes someone would run out to scare us. The hint 'just take the key over there already' completely killed the atmosphere. I tripped over a threshold and twisted my ankle. For me, this escape room isn’t worth the money.

Excellent balance of fear and puzzles, immersion from the very first seconds. The acting—especially the voice work—is impressive—instant goosebumps. For us, this is the best horror escape room so far; we immediately booked another one with them.

Overall, the escape room is fine: it starts off lively and the actors are excellent, but the storyline sags later on. The space is tight, and with just one flashlight, not everyone can take part at the same time. At reception, the send-off was pretty emotionless and they didn't ask for feedback.

It’s scary, no doubt, but crawling on my knees and the stun gun aren’t my thing. I banged up my knees, but the adrenaline was off the charts. If you go, wear pants and sneakers you don’t mind messing up.

Too dark and cramped; several times they abruptly grabbed me by the neck—unpleasant. The video costs extra, the admin was curt. I expected a different level of service.

The atmosphere is great, the puzzles are fine, but one flashlight for everyone isn’t ideal—we went as a group. It was a bit too warm. Otherwise, the quest is solid; I recommend it.

Great—there was enough interaction and puzzles. There were five of us—everyone got attention. I liked that you can set the mode separately for guys and girls.

We went for the hard mode; they fitted the shocker carefully, but my heart still leapt into my throat. The ghost girl was both terrifying and exhilarating in her own right. After the game we spent a long time discussing the moments with the host—awesome afterglow.

The quest made us think fast, get used to the dark, and keep our cool. A real highlight was the moment with the choral singing. We were celebrating a birthday — we'll definitely be back.

Four of us went to Medium, and it was awesome. From the very first minutes, the music, darkness, and actors gave us instant goosebumps. The hints were on point, with no spoilers. We walked out on shaky legs, but happy.

So dark you couldn’t see your hands; a single weak flashlight kept going out. Not many rooms; we could barely follow the plot, and the ending was odd. The crawling tunnels didn’t work for me—I left with bruises. Overall, a solid three out of five.

Very scary and interesting. On hard mode they used a stun gun, but carefully. Tons of emotions, I recommend it.