The franchise, codenamed Silent Hill, appeared 19 years ago. During this time she managed to become an integral part popular culture. Not long ago, a quest based on the game opened, the events of which develop in virtual reality, and we couldn’t miss it.

A virtual horror quest is a rather rare thing. We expected something in the spirit of computer games with a huge number of screamers. But the creators decided to move away from the usual concept and focused on the plot and atmosphere. So, although there were many mystical moments and encounters with monsters, they did not intend to scare us into hysteria. This is a roaming adventure in the dark world of Silent Hill.

How does it all work? We were wearing virtual reality glasses, headphones, and gamepads in our hands. Move around virtual world was carried out by teleportation, however, since all players were on their feet, it was possible to physically move with their legs a couple of meters around themselves. Each player was in his own separate space, fenced off with fabric, in order to prevent random collisions in reality.

It is worth noting that the quest is an exclusive development. It was specially created, drawn and programmed to work exactly here. The game literally took place on the streets of the city. Every now and then we went into various buildings, one of the tasks in each of them was to fully study them. We walked, walked, walked, climbed stairs, went down, wandered along the corridors. And all this in an atmosphere of suspense, because every dark corner can hide anything. Moreover, in each building a new twist of the plot, new scenery and new fear awaited us. Here we have selected the most atmospheric places for horror films - a church, a hospital and much more. So the area is really huge, like in a computer game.

In the technical component of the project, I was pleased that the graphics are pleasing to the eye. Nothing here broke the immersion. All the tasks here are plot actions in the game setting. That is, in church we saw crosses, and in school, for example, boxes with things. And in general the scenery is drawn in very detail. The quest also has an action component. In one hand throughout the game there was a pistol, which was used many times for its intended purpose. After all, those same monsters, nurses and Pyramid Head lived there. There was also a battle with the final boss, which required some skill and quick reaction.

Still, it’s no secret that for many, Silent Hill is one of their favorite horror universes. Yes, because the authors came up with a whole world with its own monsters and laws. Therefore, it was extremely interesting to see another interpretation of this topic at the quest, and even in VR format. The result is such a mystical adventure game!

A quiet town on the shores of Lake Toluca is always looking for new victims. An unknown force draws wounded souls to Silent Hill, where they find peace. This time, the foggy tentacles of the city have reached out to “Gaming Mania.” Using the command D-Cube We visited the damned city, but got out of there alive and ready to share our impressions.

Battered but happy

The rapidly growing popularity of questrooms passed me by for a long time. Many friends visited them and tried to drag me in, but I remained adamant. Partly due to a lack of confidence in my puzzle-solving abilities, partly due to doubts that I could immerse myself in the atmosphere of the “show” without constantly asking myself what I was doing here.

My stubbornness gave way only with an invitation to a quest dedicated to Silent Hill,” said the boundless love for the series. In addition, they promised a terribly believable setting and downright ruthless performance: before the start of the quest, they politely explained to us that we would be beaten. To tell the truth, this only reassured me - after getting nuts from the nurses and Pyramid Head, you willy-nilly believe in the reality of what is happening.

The atmosphere at the place was not at all creepy: smiling organizers, a comfortable sofa, even tea and cookies. But suddenly a familiar siren sounded, the lights went out, and the organizers disappeared somewhere. We were surrounded by darkness, dirt, rust and eerie rustling sounds. I need to think, solve puzzles, but I stand rooted to the spot, reliving the trip to the panic room in my distant childhood. I came to my senses quickly, but for more impressionable people a similar acute effect could probably last for the entire passage.

And yes, we really got a good beating in the process. True, we ourselves crushed and pushed each other more - we had to run, climb and climb a lot, and given the lack of time and monsters advancing from all sides, we had to do it quickly and chaotically. But solving puzzles in such an atmosphere is not easy. But perhaps my inexperience affected me - when visiting a quest for the first time, you have little idea of ​​what you need to grab hold of and where to look first.

Of course, we caused trouble for the organizers. And the decorations were picked where they weren’t supposed to, and important objects were lost, and we got stuck on problems so that our faces, flushed with shame, were visible even in the dark. We got out, having greatly exceeded the allotted time limit, dirty, beaten, in torn protective suits, but happy. The main thing cannot be canceled - it was creepy, but fun.

D-Cube Team

In fact, we always ask the players what they want - an easy walk around the city or a "hard" game with full contact - and based on this we decide which scenario our "creatures" will adhere to. We always try to give our guests what they want, and if possible even more! By the way, mostly the public wants to be tough, so everyone understands perfectly well what they are signing up for, and we see almost no response aggression from the players - only screams. We are always immersed in the atmosphere and sense of danger “at one hundred percent”, because no one knows what to expect from the “creatures” and what “harm” they can cause.

My heart stopped

I'm an avid quest enthusiast, and most of the quests I've been through have been scary events with the participation of actors. Every time I go to a game it is with the mindset of being scared from the bottom of my heart, and Silent Hill gave me so many thrills that, as the song says, my heart stopped, my heart froze.

D-Cube have thought through every room, it seems, down to the last stroke of peeling paint on the wall. We had to circle around the coffin in the sacrifice hall, and crawl through the ventilation, and encounter charming nurses, and put a lot of effort into saving our own skins in other locations.

And there were really a lot of them, and we didn’t feel safe in any of them. And how terribly everything creaked, knocked and rustled! Only the music let us down. Despite my sincere love for the compositions of Akira Yamaoka and Jeff Danna, the five looped tracks at the end of the second hour managed to get boring, but this did not spoil the overall impression.

Usually performances don't have too many puzzles, but Silent Hill had plenty of them. Basically, they boiled down to the standard “put the puzzle together - find the key - figure out the code” pattern, but each riddle fit well into the game space, and the sudden appearances of characters left no chance to think through at least one problem calmly and with concentration.

And finally, the most important thing in a good performance is the characters that inhabit the space. The D-Cube makeup probably deserves a separate article, so I’ll just say that all the monsters looked believable and infernal at the same time. The guys were incredibly pleased with their ability to adapt to any action of the players - their improvisation was more than organic. I would like to say a huge thank you to the director: all the interactive mini-performances were incredibly intense and did not have time to get boring at all.

It’s easy to make me fear every sound, but not a single quest in my memory has ever left such a long-lasting aftertaste. And I, even knowing all its secrets and pitfalls, really want to return there again. For the atmosphere, for the drive and, as the organizers say, for the soul remaining in the foggy city.

D-Cube Team

All players are different - the speed of passing and solving riddles also varies accordingly. Our team tries to quickly navigate and act according to the situation. We are ready for anything - if the team slows down and gets stuck, we change the scenario on the fly and help the players solve the problem. At the same time, the actors act exclusively within the framework of the role, and everything goes naturally, without compromising the atmosphere.

Someone else's faith is infectious

Let's start with the fact that Silent Hill is a serious part of my life. As a toddler, I watched my father play the first part, years later I myself held back the stingy male tears at the finale of the second part, watched the disc with the film adaptation until it was full of holes and wrote bad fan fiction. In short, Quiet Hill is closer to me than the city outside my window. Participation in a quest, cosplay party, role-playing game or something else like that, it was only a matter of time - every true fan sooner or later comes to dressing up.

The only thing I was afraid of was handicraft. This world is too dear to me to see how they are trying to mold it from sticks and acorns. I’ve already been on quests a couple of times and am used to the feeling of slight disappointment at moments when paint-splattered wires coming out from the next “magical artifact” came out. I have to constantly remind myself that the organizers tried, they made everything themselves, and in general, what did I actually expect? This time I had to repeat to myself that it was all make-believe.

No, I seem to be a relatively mature, healthy, boring person and I can still distinguish reality from the show, but, damn it, sometimes I really forgot for a few seconds that the world around me was not the same one that James Sunderland and Harry Mason roamed around. That ordinary guys in makeup are chasing us, and not monsters generated by a sick imagination. That the idiot's dream did not come true and I did not end up in the real Silent Hill.

Of course, it's all about the highest level performance and, no matter how cliché it may sound, in the soul. I felt that the people creating this quest had the same tender feelings for SH as I did, and therefore they were giving it their all. They themselves madly want to believe in what they create with their own hands. Therefore, if there were any loose wiring in that ill-fated dungeon through which we wandered, no one even noticed them. Someone else's faith is infectious.

D-Cube Team

Our quest is the result of a symbiosis of several driving parties, inspired by one idea. On the one hand, there is a professional dance group and show production specialists. Back in 2010, we did a whole performance show on the theme of Silent Hill. On the other hand, there are cosplayers, fans of this universe. They were the ones who attended the concert with Akira Yamaoka and Mary-Elizabeth McGlynn and received the approval of the maestro himself.

Therefore, the question “what topic to choose for the quest” did not arise. The decorations were made by people who love Silent Hill and the atmosphere of this city. There was not even a specific plan for what and how to decorate. For the most part, everything was born in the process. We just looked and thought what would be better to add, what to remove, and what to redo.

First acquaintance

To my great shame, I have never played a game in the Silent Hill series, but I have been on several quests and generally love riddles of all kinds. Therefore, I was almost the only one from our small brave company who appreciated the riddles first of all, and not the atmosphere. Although I admit, in the Silent Hill quest from D-Cube it is difficult to separate them from each other.

The quest is large, it takes two hours to complete, and the rooms are complemented by many branches and secret passages. The passage is nonlinear - several tasks can be solved simultaneously within one room - and so nonlinear that even the authors do not know all the possibilities. At one point we managed to successfully apply the wrong key in the wrong place, but only found out about it after the fact.

At its core, D-Cube's Silent Hill is a hybrid of a classic escape room and performance art, where puzzles are interspersed with encounters with Pyramid Head and nurses. The puzzles are consistent and logical, but most of them end with the opening of one lock or another, which is somewhat frustrating.

With actors it's even more difficult. On the one hand, they are designed to thicken the atmosphere and do an excellent job of this. But if the team suddenly starts to become stupid (and God knows, we are more stupid than ever), its members become hostage to their own images. And if you are backed into a corner, and you still haven’t figured out what to do next, they have to loom over you threateningly and push you towards the right door.

However, Silent Hill is one of the most unusual quests I've been involved in, thanks primarily to its seamless combination of puzzles and performance, seasoned with an otherworldly atmosphere.

D-Cube Team

Tasks and puzzles were invented during the development of the quest, but were polished and improved during the process test games. Initially, the riddles were much more complex, but in the process they simplified a lot. We still have horror, and in a constant atmosphere of fear and horror it is very difficult to think, analyze and make decisions. But the riddles have not lost anything in their interest!

Don't be a snob

Participation in the Silent Hill quest was a complete surprise for me: I agreed to this adventure literally the day before it began. In the Konami series, what I appreciate most is the atmosphere and story, but definitely not the puzzles, which for the most part always seemed illogical to me. The quest in reality promised an abundance of similar puzzles - however, mixed with the fresh emotions of a beginner in this kind of business. So I was cautiously optimistic.

The fears were partly justified. Unfortunately, complete immersion did not happen. Despite good game actors and lovingly recreated sets, I still often felt like I was part of a well-planned production, and not a random traveler who had wandered into Silent Hill. At the climax, the “monsters” will not hurt you, and, for good measure, you cannot fight them off.

What would you do if you were dragged across a dirty floor? That's right: they would resist with all their might and throw everything they could reach at the offender. But you shouldn’t do this: before the start, the organizers politely ask the actors not to injure themselves. So, after all, he is a man, and not a monster. So, he'll let him go. This means there is no real danger. And at the moment of this realization, the degree of tension drops significantly lower than the thrill-seeker would like.

There was one more catch: in completing such quests, most of us great experience it didn’t, and the team often froze even in simple situations. What does the player do in such cases? computer game? Opens the manual or takes a break. Both options do not work under the given conditions, and therefore we had to wait patiently and listen to increasingly obvious prompts from the microphone.

But if you lower your standards and ignore the fact that the corpses are mannequins, the blood on the walls is just sticky red goo, and you are a dumbass, then you start to get a kick out of the process. The sequence of actions in the rooms is built logically, the puzzles require teamwork, and the joy from finally giving in to the door is close to ecstatic. In the process of passing, by the way, I had to crawl through narrow mines, and quickly run away, and even get a little angry from the inhabitants of the recreated town, so it is better to leave the expensive suit until the wedding and mentally prepare to take away a couple of abrasions and bruises as a souvenir. By the way, the costumes of the actors are amazing - they look like they came straight out of screenshots. And this is the best compliment that can be given here.

If you are hungry for new experiences, feel free to gather a team of like-minded people and go on a quest. The main thing is don't be a snob like me and don't expect too much. Then the pleasure from the process will cover minor shortcomings.

D-Cube Team

We try to improve or modify our quest whenever possible, based either on our own observations or on the opinions of the teams after completion. Therefore, every review is important to us. It’s interesting for us too, because it’s always great to try something new. Now the mechanics in one of the locations have been almost completely redone, and the “creatures” have become much more dangerous. They decided to release the “Gambling Mania” team alive and unharmed, without any major injuries or mutilations!

RULES FOR BOOKING ENTERTAINMENT SERVICES (QUESTS) ON THE WEBSITE WWW.site
These Rules for booking entertainment services (quests) (hereinafter referred to as the Booking Rules) on the website www.site contain the main provisions governing the relationship between the administration of the site www.site (Organizer) and Site users (clients) when booking entertainment services (quests) on the site http://www..
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1.1. The following terms are used in these Booking Rules:
1.1.1. “Organizer” - Limited Liability Company “NIGMA”, which provides the Client with services for providing a website platform for booking entertainment services (Quests) using the functionality of the Site.
1.1.2. “Site” is a resource located on the Internet at the address site, through which information about the services provided is provided. The Site provides the Client with the opportunity to interact via the Internet with the system for booking entertainment services (quests) using the functionality of the Site.
1.1.3. “Session” is the time of visiting quests.
1.1.4. “Client” – a legally capable individual who has reached the age required by law Russian Federation to carry out the transactions specified in these Rules, having booked the Quest using the functionality of the Site.
1.1.5. “Booking” is the conclusion by the Client of an agreement for the provision of entertainment services (Quest) using the functionality of the Site, at the time chosen by the Client and under certain conditions in accordance with the Rules of the Game.
1.1.6. “Personal data” – the Client’s data entered by him on the booking page.
1.1.7. “Quest” is an entertaining gaming event taking place in a specific premises, starting at a time specified in the schedule and taking place for a certain continuous period of time, in accordance with the scenario and conditions determined by the Service Provider, which include requirements, including age restrictions , the composition and number of participants in the Quest (no more and no less than the permissible number of participants indicated on the Site), restrictions on their health and physical condition (in terms of the inadmissibility of Quest participants from being under the influence of alcohol or drugs or diseases that prevent participation in the Quest), and etc., depending on the conditions of a particular Quest. The type and time of the Quest are determined in accordance with the schedule indicated on the Site.
1.1.8. “Order” is a duly executed and formed request from the Client to receive the services of Quest Service Providers selected using the Site by filling out the appropriate form. The order includes the date and time of the Session, the number of players in the Client’s team, and the type of Quest.
1.1.9. “Personal data” - any information relating to a directly or indirectly identified or identifiable individual (subject of personal data).
1.1.10. “Processing of personal data” - any action (operation) or set of actions (operations) performed using automation tools or without the use of such means with personal data, including collection, recording, systematization, accumulation, storage, clarification (updating, changing), extraction, use, transfer (distribution, provision, access), depersonalization, blocking, deletion, destruction of personal data.
1.1.11. “Confidentiality of personal data” is a mandatory requirement for the Operator or any other person who has access to personal data to not allow their distribution without the consent of the subject of personal data or the presence of another legal basis.
1.1.12. “Website User (hereinafter referred to as User)” is a person who has access to the Site via the Internet and uses the Company’s Site.
1.1.13. “IP address” is a unique network address of a node in a computer network built using the IP protocol.
1.1.14. “Service provider” – the provider of entertainment services (quests) are legal entities and individual entrepreneurs who carry out their commercial activities under the iLocked trademark. The copyright holder of the iLocked trademark is NIGMA LLC. The provider of entertainment services (quests) are legal entities and individual entrepreneurs who have entered into commercial concession agreements with NIGMA LLC for the right to use the trademark. The list of Service Providers is indicated in the Appendix to these Rules for booking entertainment services (quests) on the website www.site
2. Description of services.
2.1. The Organizer provides Clients with an online platform through which Clients can book entertainment services (Quests) using the functionality of the Site, as well as book additional services (Birthday Package service, Quest Photographer service, Children's Animator service , “Bachelor/hen party” service). When making a reservation, the Client enters into a contractual relationship with the Provider of entertainment services (quests).
2.2. The Client selects the Quest, Session time, number of players and services for conducting the Quest on the terms and conditions set forth on the Site.
2.3. The Organizer guarantees that the Site contains reliable information regarding the description of entertainment services, the place of provision of services, the cost of services, conditions for the provision of services, information about discounts, rules for the provision of entertainment services, age restrictions.
2.4. There is no charge for booking entertainment services (Quests) on the Site.
2.5. All rights and obligations under the transaction for the provision of entertainment services (Quests) arise directly between the Service Provider and the Client.
3. Conditions and procedure for the provision of services.
3.1. The cost of entertainment services for Quests is indicated on the Site and can be changed by the Service Provider. Services are paid by Clients at the prices indicated on the Site when booking.
3.2. The service provider reserves the right to refuse to provide the Client with the entertainment service of conducting a quest. The conditions for the Service Provider’s refusal to provide services for conducting a Quest are regulated by the Civil Code of the Russian Federation, as well as the Rules for visiting quests.
3.3. Booking procedure:
3.3.1. The reservation is considered completed when the following actions are completed:
- Selecting a suitable time for the Client, the number of players and the type of Quest on the Site and sending the Order to the Organizer;
- Selecting a payment option suitable for the Client: payment in cash/via terminal at the Service Provider’s office, presentation of a Gift Certificate/electronic Gift Certificate at the Service Provider’s office;
- The cost of the Session is calculated based on the selected game time and the number of people in the team;
- Indicating the promotional code (if there is a promotion).
3.3.2 When booking, the Client provides the following personal data:
- last name and first name of the Client
- address email(e-mail)
- Client’s contact phone number.
3.3.3. After receiving the completed Order and completing the Booking, the Organizer sends a notification of successful booking to the Client’s specified email address.
3.3.4.Cancellation or changes to a reservation
- no later than 2 (two) days before the start of the Quest, the Client can cancel the Booking by sending the Organizer a corresponding notification through all channels available to him;
- no later than 2 (two) days before the start of the Quest, the Client can change the Order in terms of the following components: date and time of the Session, the number of players in the Client’s team, type of Quest;
- if changes to the Order (in terms of reducing the number of players to 2-3 people) are made less than 2 (two) days before the start of the Quest, then the cost of the Session is calculated as for a team of 4 participants.
4. Rights and obligations of the parties.
4.1. The organizer undertakes:
- provide the Client with all the necessary information on the Quest, including available descriptions, images, information about the permissible minimum and maximum number of participants in the Quest, voice the requirements for the participants themselves, their age, physical condition and health status, as well as information about the cost of entertainment services (quest) and cancellation rules for Bookings;
- on its own and at its own expense, settle properly justified claims of the Client related to the inadequate quality of services provided within the scope of responsibility of the Organizer and related to the fact of Booking a Session;
- take all necessary security measures to ensure non-disclosure of the Client’s personal data.
4.2. The client has the right:
- independently make decisions about using the Booking service on the Site. At the same time, the Client acknowledges that if he uses the Site and submits an Order, he fully and unconditionally accepts the terms of the Booking Rules on the site;
- contact the Organizer’s support service using the contacts indicated on the Site;
- leave feedback about the work of the Organizer on the Site.
4.3. The client is obliged:
- familiarize yourself in detail with the Booking Rules set out on the Site;
- book a Session time in accordance with the terms of these Booking Rules;
- show up for the Quest at the time specified in the Booking;
- pay the Service Provider in in full cost of providing entertainment services;
- timely and fully inform the Organizer of the information necessary and sufficient for the Booking, as well as any other necessary information related to the implementation by the Parties of the terms of these Booking Rules and bear full responsibility for it.
- The Client confirms the accuracy of his personal data entered when working on the Site, assumes full responsibility for their accuracy, completeness and reliability and gives his consent to their processing;
- accept the risk of adverse consequences if the data specified when sending the Order is unreliable;
- comply with the terms of these Booking Rules.
4.4. The Client agrees to the publication on the Website of reviews left by Clients.
5. Calculations of the cost of services and payment procedures.
5.1. Payment can be made in the following ways:
- by depositing funds in cash at the service provider’s cash desk,
- by transferring the required amount to the Service Provider’s account using a payment terminal (if the Service Provider has a payment terminal)
- by payment using gift certificate iLocked or iLocked electronic gift certificate (in the manner prescribed by the rules for the sale and use of gift certificates).
5.2. The cost of completing the Quest, indicated on the Site when booking, is formed based on the declared number of the team.
5.3. If the number of participants changes to 2-3 people less than 2 (two) days before the start of the Session, the cost of the Session is calculated as for a team of 4 people.
6. Responsibility of the Organizer and the Client.
6.1. For failure to fulfill or improper fulfillment of obligations under these Booking Rules on the website, the Organizer and the Client are liable in accordance with the terms of these Rules and current legislation.
6.2. The Organizer is not responsible for the inability to serve the Client on the Site for any technical reasons, including disruption of communication lines, equipment malfunction, etc.
6.3. In case of failure to provide or improper provision of services for organizing and conducting the Quest due to the fault of the Organizer, the cost of the advance payment for the Booking shall be returned to the Client in full.
6.4. The organizer is not responsible for violation of the terms of this agreement if such violation is caused by force majeure circumstances (force majeure), including: actions of government authorities, fire, flood, earthquake, other acts of God, lack of electricity and/or computer network failures , strikes, civil unrest, riots, any other circumstances, not limited to those listed, that may affect the Organizer’s compliance with the terms of these Booking Rules and are beyond his control.
6.5. The Organizer is not responsible to the Client and does not pay him any compensation for expenses incurred by the Client if the Organizer is unable to fulfill its obligations, including due to:
- failure by the Client to comply with the established requirements for the participation of him personally and members of the group he has formed in the Quest, including requirements relating to age restrictions, restrictions on the number of participants in the Quest (no more and no less than the number of participants indicated on the Site), restrictions on physical condition and condition health in terms of the inadmissibility of alcohol and/or drug intoxication among Quest participants, as well as diseases that prevent participation in the Quest, and other restrictions established by the Rules of the Game,
- in cases of creation of insurmountable obstacles as a result of actions of authorities or third parties.
6.6. Disputes regarding the execution of this agreement that arose at the initiative of the Client are subject to consideration by the appropriate court at the location of the Organizer in compliance with the claims procedure. The claim in writing must be sent no later than 1 (one) calendar day from the end of the provision of services (the Quest) to the address and email of the Organizer indicated on the Site. The period for responding to a claim is up to 15 (fifteen) working days from the date of receipt of the claim by the Organizer.
7. Consent to the processing of the Client’s personal data.
7.1. The Client, when booking a Service on the Site, gives his consent to the Organizer to process his personal data, namely:
- last name and first name of the Client
- email addresses (e-mail)
- Client’s contact phone number
- information about its location
- Client’s IP address
- information about the time and method of using the Site (including the source from which the Client came to the Site, the data flow of pages visited and records of screen elements that the Client clicks on), technical information about the devices, OS and browsers used by the Client.
7.2. This Consent is given for the processing of personal data without a time limit, in any legal way, including in personal data information systems using automation tools or without the use of such tools.
7.3. The Organizer processes and uses the Client’s personal data for the following purposes:
7.3.1. Identification of the Client for remote booking of services, as well as confirmation of the booking.
7.3.2. Establishing feedback with the Client, including sending notifications, requests regarding the use of the Site, monitoring the quality of service provision, processing requests and applications from the Client.
7.4. The Client agrees to the transfer of personal data to the Service Provider (selected by booking a specific quest) to organize the provision of services, as well as to establish feedback with the Client.
7.5. The basis for the processing of personal data is: Art. 24 of the Constitution of the Russian Federation; Article 6 of Federal Law No. 152-FZ “On Personal Data”; Charter of LLC "Nigma"; this consent to the processing of personal data
7.6. The Client may refuse to use his email address and contact phone number for these purposes at any time in one of the following ways:
7.6.1. by following the unsubscribe instructions at the end of the email received from the Organizer;
7.6.2..
7.7. The validity period of the consent is unlimited. Consent can be revoked by personally submitting an application to the Organizer at the address of the place of registration.
8. Procedure for changing these Booking Rules.
8.1. The Organizer reserves the right to make changes to the terms of these Booking Rules at any time and, unless the time of entry into force of the changes is specifically stated, they begin to take effect from the moment they are published on the Site.
8.2. The Client’s use of the Site after changes have been made to the Booking Rules is clearly understood by the Organizer as acceptance of the changes made.

Appendix 1 to
Booking rules
entertainment services (quests) on the site
www.site

List of service providers in the St. Petersburg region

Name of the quest	Quest address (St. Petersburg)	Name of the Supplier - legal entity/individual entrepreneur	Legal address of the organization (information about individual entrepreneur registration is not provided)	OGRN/OGRNIP, TIN of the Supplier
Alice in Wonderland	Solyanoy lane, 8	IP Vasiliev D.A.
Dinosaurs	Solyanoy lane, 8	LLC "ENIGMA"	192102, St. Petersburg, st. Zadvornaya, 12, lit. Ah, pom. 29-N	OGRNUL 1157847383935, INN 7816303718
Star Wars	Solyanoy lane, 8	LLC "Kadr"	190 000, g. St. Petersburg, st. Bolshaya Morskaya, 34, letter A, room 12-N
Virtual quests	Kolomenskaya, 3	LLC "NIGMA 3"
Fort iLocked	Ligovsky pr., 115	LLC "NIGMA-115"	191040, St. Petersburg, st. Kolomenskaya, 42, room. 6-N, office 2	OGRN 1177847070829 INN 7840063217 KPP 784001001
Sea battle		LLC "NIGMA PARK"	191040, St. Petersburg, st. Kolomenskaya, 42, room. 6-N, office 2
Theater of the Minotaur/Minotaur	Dmitrovsky pr., 3-5	LLC "Labyrinth"
Cirque du Satan	Kolomenskaya st., 42	IP Malysheva T.G.
Mission Impossible	Gorokhovaya, 32	IP Vasiliev D.A		TIN 780441726558, OGRNIP 314784731700856
Pirate's treasure	Kolomenskaya, 3	LLC "NIGMA 3"	191040, St. Petersburg, st. Kolomenskaya, 42, room. 6-N, office 2	OGRN 1177847070081, INN 7840063150, KPP 784001001
Darkness	RK "Giant Park", Alexandrovsky Park, 4 bldg. 3	LLC "NIGMA PARK"	191040, St. Petersburg, st. Kolomenskaya, 42, room. 6-N, office 2	OGRN 1177847070169, INN 7840063182, KPP 784001001
Matrix	Konyushennaya, 2B	LLC "Intellect"	191186, St. Petersburg, Konyushennaya square, building No. 2, building B	OGRN 1147847438804, INN 7841512673, KPP 784101001
Saw	Kolomenskaya st. no. 42	LLC "NIGMA 42"	191040, St. Petersburg, st. Kolomenskaya, 42, room. 6-N, office 2	OGRN 1177847070378, INN 7840063200, KPP 784001001
Silent Hill	Vilensky, 8	LLC "KubiKo"
Red light district	Gorokhovaya, 32	IP Vasiliev D.A.		TIN 780441726558, OGRNIP 314784731700856
The Ripper/Ghostbusters	Millionnaya, 23	LLC "ArtQuest"	191186, St. Petersburg, st. Millionnaya, 23, lit. Ah, pom. 17 N	OGRN 1157847359493, INN 7841030013
Indiana Jones and the Lost Temple	Kaznacheyskaya, 7	LLC "Kadr"	190000, St. Petersburg, st. Bolshaya Morskaya, 34, letter A, room 12-N	OGRN 147847356876, INN 7838511221
Stranger	RK "Giant Park", Alexandrovsky Park, 4 bldg. 3	LLC "NIGMA PARK"	191040, St. Petersburg, st. Kolomenskaya, 42, room. 6-N, office 2	OGRN 1177847070169, INN 7840063182, KPP 784001001
The Hobbit: A Journey into Middle-earth	Dmitrovsky pr., 3-5	LLC "Labyrinth"	191025, St. Petersburg, per. Dmitrovsky, 3-5, lit. Ah, pom. 7N	TIN 7840028043, OGRNUL 1157847106471
Game of Thrones	Dmitrovsky pr., 3-5	LLC "Labyrinth"	191025, St. Petersburg, per. Dmitrovsky, 3-5, lit. Ah, pom. 7N	TIN 7840028043, OGRNUL 1157847106471
Unconscious	Socialisticheskaya, 10	IP Smirnova E.G.		OGRNIP 316784700229021, TIN 471608407439
Da Vinci Code	Kolomenskaya, 42	IP Malysheva T.G.		OGRNIP 314784732400549, TIN 471403818050
Mummy	RK "Giant Park", Alexandrovsky Park, 4 bldg. 3	LLC "NIGMA PARK"	191040, St. Petersburg, st. Kolomenskaya, 42, room. 6-N, office 2	OGRN 1177847070169, INN 7840063182, KPP 784001001
Harry and the Last Horcrux	Vilensky, 8.	LLC "KubiKo"	191014, St. Petersburg, Vilensky lane, 8, letter A, room. 1-H	TIN 7842018731, OGRN 1147847553754
Freddy Krueger	emb. Karpovka River, 5	LLC "Dakvest"	St. Petersburg, st. Savushkina, building 140, letter A, room 7N	OGRNUL 1157847441036, INN 7814299590
The illusion of deception	Solyanoy lane, 8	IP Oleinik Yaroslav Alexandrovich		OGRNIP 316784700137601, TIN 781018864405
Superheroes	Solyanoy lane, 8	IP Serdyuk Anna Sergeevna		OGRNIP 316784700152852, TIN 780434047121​

Citizens can familiarize themselves with information about the place of registration at the place of residence of individual entrepreneurs at the places where services are provided.

As befits a quest in the horror genre, the playground is decorated in dark colors and complemented by creepy interior items and dilapidated furniture. Despite the fact that the decorations are rather ascetic, the rooms do not feel empty. The soundtrack is on par, but sometimes it seems that it completely disappears and the location is drowning in silence and darkness, which, however, only fuels the feeling of horror. By the end of the quest, there is a slight drop in tension, although the authors of the game made the ending as dynamic as possible: in the finale, players have no time to reflect and look around the environment, but need to act quickly, which is encouraged by both the plot and what is happening around them.

Plot

As the title suggests, the plot is built around video games and the movie Silent Hill. However, if you are not familiar with the story, this is not a hindrance to the passage. In the story, players find themselves in a city inhabited by creatures that have gone crazy. These residents can either harm the team or provide assistance - who knows what is in their minds. The main task of the game is to get out of the crazy place, overcoming all the obstacles. The plot of the quest develops - players gradually learn the history of the city and a spectacular ending.

Tasks

Usually in performances there are few tasks for attentiveness and ingenuity, and most often they are arranged in such a way that the players are helped in finding a solution by a voice belonging to either the operator or a character in the game. This same performance simultaneously combines logical riddles and immersion in an eerie atmosphere. Despite the fact that the puzzles are quite easy, you have to solve them in a state of constant tension and fear, which adds additional complexity to solving problems.

Service

The location is a 10-minute walk from the Kurskaya or Chkalovskaya metro stations. The location is spacious, and two teams can easily fit here without interfering with each other. The work of the girl operator who leads the quest is beyond praise. She not only helped and communicated with us during the process, but also completely got used to the role assigned to her in the script.

Total

“Silent Hell” is a quest in the horror genre, in which you will not only have to experience horror and endurance, but also decide logic problems. If you love thrillers, but quests in this genre have always lacked an intellectual component, pay attention to this game. In addition to the presence of riddles, there is a well-preserved gloomy atmosphere and high-quality decorations. The cameraman plays an important role in immersing players in the plot. It not only fulfills its main function - guiding the players, but also raises the degree of horror that they encounter during the passage. Quest "Silent Hell" is quite good game, which will pleasantly please quest lovers and cause a storm of emotions among beginners.