Carn-Evil

The first thing you do in this room is pretty clever! There are some fun concepts throughout, though they are sometimes undercut by tech issues and a lack of clarity on how or where to input codes. It’s an older design philosophy, but it’s still fun, puzzly, and thinky.

Lots of locks but finding the sequences was really fun! Everything was decorated very well, overall I really enjoyed everything about this room! Do some googling ahead of time: how to operate a TCL Roku TV with no remote 😅

Not as good as I had hoped, nor as scary. Lots of locks to open and built on a budget.

This room is in my bottom 5. Yes it is creepy if you like that and yes there is a fair amount to do, but it's a 'find a code/pick a lock to put it' in room- at least it was when I played it. So many four digit codes for no reason 😩

Disclaimer: it has been a few years since I was here. At the time, I didn’t know about Morty, so I’m leaving a review in retrospect! Some things may have changed. As a beginner “escape artist”, I loved having a good escape room close to my house. The customer service here was always fantastic, and nine times out of ten, our game masters were stellar! The rooms themselves are very low tech, almost all mechanical, and not super complicated… but, that being said, the design, props, and just general atmosphere of fun made up for it! To this day, some of my best and most nostalgic escape room memories were made here. This room, in particular: fun jump scares, a little bit spooky but not horrifically scary. Had some trouble communicating with the game master, as the clues were very long and took a long time to type, and kept repeating instructions for puzzles we had already completed. Besides that small frustration, though, it was great!

It was nice, very eerie but I also don’t like clowns very much.