Company Imaginaris

A very challenging and automated room, practically without locks. We played as an experienced couple and barely made it out in time, but the design and puzzles were top-notch. I recommend it to enthusiasts or a larger group of beginners.

There were four of us, and we enjoyed it, though it was scary. The tasks weren’t difficult, but the ventilation materials were rough and scratched our skin; the staff were polite and helped at the right moment.

The atmosphere was superb and the ending gave me goosebumps. I recommend comfortable clothes, as you’ll need to crawl a bit. It worked well for our group of 15+.

I liked it, but I wouldn't go with children; they might get scared. The tunnel is rough and could ruin your clothes.

We’d give it a five, although there were a couple of issues: one necessary element didn’t activate and the transmitter was acting up; in addition, there was no sense of time pressure. The puzzles weren’t very logical, which is indeed this place’s style.

We booked long ago, but a couple of hours before the game we were told the power was out and the session was canceled. They did offer a new time, but when exactly remained unclear.

The room was otherwise great, but several things were in Russian and one device’s battery was dead, which hindered the game. It broke the momentum.

This escape room is shockingly expensive for its simplicity and short duration. It lacked a deeper narrative, and the puzzles didn’t have much tension, so the price-to-experience ratio didn’t add up.

Very cool and at times quite scary. The voice game and the phone task didn’t bring much joy, but the train one was brilliant. Some things didn’t work and one trick could be exploited; the last room was the scariest.

Very cool room with a sci‑fi vibe; the tech works and the puzzle logic flows. We played it after Shambala, and the connection between them was clear — I recommend that order as well. The music added some suspense, but it wasn’t too dark. Highly recommended!