Mission: Mars

Nashville Room: A famous music producer has gone into retirement but is willing to award one last music contract to one lucky group who can solve his crazy array of puzzles. The Heist: An unscrupulous art collector has stolen a priceless Monet and we had to recover it before it disappeared for good. Mission Mars: With power, communication, and oxygen systems down on our spacecraft, we had one hour to escape before the impending solar flare brought a swift end to our mission. Gold Rush: A miner’s cabin held the key to a hidden gold mine of treasure. We had to find it quick before time ran out. Pros: We arrived in music city with a song in our heart and escape rooms on our mind. After finding our ridiculously expensive parking spot in downtown Nashville, we entered the awesomely inviting waiting room of the Escape Game. The manager greeted us and quickly checked us in. We played the Nashville Room and the Heist and returned later to play Gold Rush. We also visited their Berry Hill location to place Mission Mars. The rooms were all consistently excellent in set design and storyline. We were especially impressed by the immersive set of Gold Rush. This was by far our favorite room of our holiday weekend escape room spree. The puzzles varied appropriately according to the different themes of each room. Clues and puzzles aligned to the diverse storylines. The game masters used the electronic hint system to communicate with us as necessary. We found one or two hints necessary to complete each of the rooms we played at the Escape Game. Other than these few occasional moments of feeling completely stumped, our games generally flowed well. Cons: We found that some of the puzzles were unnecessarily difficult in part because of a lack of guideposts to help players connect puzzles to locks. The logic issues disrupted the game flow requiring assistance from the game master. We imagine that this is always a problem for players in these rooms. Most likely, the game masters find themselves providing the same set of hints to players. A few minor adjustments in the form of guideposts and hints to help players make the necessary connections without intervention, could infinitely improve the game play experience. The Escape Game Nashville was by far our favorite escape room experience in Nashville. The customer service there is also stellar, making for an all-around great time. Gather a bunch of our friends and go play the Gold Rush or Mission Mars rooms!

I have done this room a few times, back when they first opened almost 8 years ago, and then again 2 years ago. The room still holds up. It’s of course from The Escape Game, so you know that set design and flow go really well. One of the first spaceship games, but they also made use of going outside the spaceship! Definitely recommend this one!

This game was amazing, but I have to say the game master (Cassidy) at the Escape Game made the experience outstanding!! The rooms are public, which is great since I am visiting Nashville and have no one to do Escape Rooms with. I booked a spot for myself in the escape room mission to Mars. I figured others would book today since it was a weekend day, but no such luck. I was warned by others who have done this room that you need a big group in order to complete it because there are a lot of puzzles spanning multiple rooms. But my game master helped me when I got stuck. She gave me the perfect amount of hints so I would be clued into where I needed to go and what I needed to do in order to solve the puzzle and get the code. The room itself is definitely amazing; I would highly recommend it. However, the game master can make or break the room. In this instance, my game master completely made the experience. She made the entire experience better than I could’ve imagined. Thank you!!

It was a fun game. I loved the feeling of being in a shuttle. It was exciting getting to fix all the elements that were malfunctioning. It is a great game for people that love the idea of going to space and being the hero.

This one is definitely better when you have more than 2 people. It’s super fun. Lots to look at. So many puzzles to figure out. Beware! You can get a little lost with the clues and trying to figure them out because there is so much to look at in there

This room is so, so cool! It's huge, and every inch has been themed. There are a bunch of tricky puzzles, but also some that are all about physical elements and some that are easy but will get you if you overthink. It does parallel a little, so as a team of 2 it gets hard, but it's well executed and the story helps to keep everything on track. We really like the elements toward the end, it gets really immersive and space camp-y.

The escape game doesn’t disappoint. Although their games are public this was the first game I’ve played at the escape game anywhere where we shared a room. It wasn’t terrible. Just be warned you may get kids. But the room was another great room. Story flowed. Decor was good. Puzzles were well thought out. Another good game from this company

Super awesome game!! Had lots of fun. Wear good, closed toe shoes. The floor of the spaceship had uneven spots. Super immersive feeling, but definitely almost tripped on little lips several times.

Extremely cool game. Lots of things to find and explore, good puzzles, well made. They said it was one of their older games, but it totally holds up.

This is the oldest room at this location so some things are worn down a little. Room involved climbing through small doors and lots of keypads and number codes. Overall a 4/5 stars in my book! Creative puzzles!