Nashville

Play when you’re playing other games - it’s very low tech, and some of the puzzles are groaners (outside knowledge is kinda needed). Good for history, not for puzzles.

This was the first escape room originally created in the owner's basement before being brought to the Berry Hill location. It features straightforward puzzles centered around locks, numbers, and a bit of math. It was really neat to experience the creator's original game and see where it all started. While I'd say it's the weakest room among The Escape Game's lineup, we still had a good time and enjoyed the experience overall.

It’s heartbreaking for me to thumbs down this room as it was the final one for me to play at this location and is the first ever TEG game. All that being said, the overall room quality is pretty outdated and it is definitely built for more like a 45 minute experience. We were able to escape probably too quick.

A must-play just for the nostalgia of what this game is (historic to TEG and franchise escape rooms). Fun logic puzzles, a little math, and good balance of challenges for all types of players!

So many locks. One puzzle was really a stretch. Started with 2 strangers and had no intro at all. It was busy when we arrived and someone was getting trained so going in was extremely annoyed and anxious with no assistance or convo.

An awesome room, especially given it’s TEG’s first room. It still holds up after all this time. A little more analog than some of the other rooms, but only slightly.

Not particularly interesting other than for the fact it was The Escape Game’s first game! I love a lock and key room so i was had fun but definitely nothing too special!

Solid room! Old school style escape room with lots of searching and physical locks. Definitely a must do for me- simply for the history of Nashville in it and the nostalgia of the old school escape games.

what a humbling experience. This is the first ever room that The Escape Game has ever opened. It's reliving history. Yes it's a Gen. 1 room (physical locks, searching, etc) but it's charming. Not at all hard and enjoyable if you like music (don't need experience with music)