Escape game 12+
Red Alert
4.81
2 - 6 people60 minutesAbove average
With childrenProfiLarge company
Company GetAway Zone
Above average
Not scary
Without actorsActors
English, Eesti, РусскийGame language
About the escape room
Your team embodies skilled Western secret agents. Your mission is to infiltrate the enemy's underground headquarters, retrieve a file with classified information, and successfully escape. You only have 61 minutes before the base commander, the notorious KGB officer, returns to his office. Our double agent successfully helped you enter the base and gain access to the restricted area. To complete the task, you must break into the officer's office, identify the file containing classified information, and escape from the restricted area to reunite with the double agent who will guide you safely out of the KGB territory… Sign up for this dangerous mission and we will send the final instructions to your email address…
Location
Wifi
Wardrobe
Waiting Area
Overview of artificial intelligence
AIMost praise the atmosphere, logical structure, and very helpful game master; hints are cleverly placed in envelopes, suiting both veterans and newcomers. The difficulty is somewhat above average; playing as a duo can be tough, but with hints most make it to the end. Fear elements are light to moderate and surprising—some like that, though there are grumbles about creepy-crawlies and jump scares. Dim lighting, slightly worn details, some key-searching, and occasional technical glitches are mentioned.
WeaknessesFor some, there’s too much key-hunting, and a few tasks need clarifying help. Lighting is sparse in places and there’s less tech than in some rooms; technical hiccups occur rarely. Shoes must be left at the door and the floor can be cold.
StrengthsThematic design creates a very convincing Soviet-era mood; the room is logical and varied. The envelope-based hint system is inventive, and the staff are warm and attentive. The location is near the center and the lobby is pleasant—even the cats lift your spirits.
SecurityBefore the game there’s a clear safety and gameplay briefing, and the team is monitored. There are scares, but they’re controlled; note the barefoot/house-shoe rule and occasional low lighting.
Level of fearNot a horror room, but sudden sounds, jumpy moments, and even insect-themed bits can tickle the nerves. Suitable for older kids with supervision, though players with strong phobias should expect surprises.
Actors' gameNo live actors as a rule; interaction is via the game master and the hint system. If needed, the GM steps in or briefly explains, but generally the team is left to discover on their own.
Quality of riddlesPuzzles are mostly logical, varied, and at times mechanical; experienced players appreciate the fair design. At points the path is linear and key-based, yet the whole remains cohesive. Hint envelopes help keep the pace and prevent dead-ends.
PlotYou’re Western agents tasked with breaking into a KGB officer’s office, grabbing the secret file, and vanishing before the boss returns. The story flows smoothly across several rooms and gives a nice sense of mission.
Difficulty levelDifficulty is above average; as a duo it’s a grind, while four to five is ideal. Beginners are advised to use hints; for experienced groups it’s a pleasant challenge.
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