Company «The Room»

The tasks are interesting in themselves, but too much time was spent on technical nuances. The safe dial was overly sensitive, and the code lock in the back room didn’t respond right away; the typewriter’s operation could be explained more clearly for a beginner so they wouldn’t have to wrestle with the paper and levers.

Wonderful design and a truly fairy-tale vibe. The kids (8 and 11) solved several puzzles on their own and weren’t scared at all. Hints came at the right time and the solutions were logical. Awesome hour!

We came as a pair and liked how cleverly the technology is integrated with the various puzzles. The pace flowed naturally—sometimes you need to pay attention, then again apply logic—and the ending delivered a nice surprise. It’s just a pity that the other rooms are already done—we’d love more of the same caliber.

Very charming and thematically consistent room; the props are truly cute and suit young people well. I liked that, in addition to sight and hearing, other senses were engaged. My only wish is that the translations were clearer in some places.

We played as a pair and finished in 49 minutes without any hints. Everything was clear, and a couple of moments even surprised us as experienced players. It felt like being in Sherlock's apartment.

As an experienced escape room enthusiast, I really liked the non-linear structure and a couple of particularly ingenious mechanisms. The two of us managed without any hints. I recommend it!

The finale is insanely cool and the tech is top-notch — I recommend it for that alone. The room is deliberately very linear and perfectly sufficient for two, although the misdirections and some slightly finicky mechanisms cost us time.

We went just the two of us; at first it was a bit eerie, but once we got into the story, our brains kicked in and the puzzles started to flow. The administrator was very friendly, explained everything clearly, and helped with a hint when we got stuck.

Really nice Sherlock vibe! The puzzles were logical and surprised us a couple of times. Game master Hanna kept us on track without interfering too much. We got out a couple of minutes before the end – a superb experience.

Fun experience, but at times it was too dark and the last task was quite a tough nut. Still, teamwork worked well and the solutions were logical. I’d bring a flashlight and keep it longer, if I could.