Curse of the Mummy

Super fun, interactive room. Zero code locks. Lights and sounds add to atmosphere. Fairly easy room overall. Definitely recommend. Lots to see and do, but accomplished with 2 people is about 45 min.

I went to Vegas without high expectations for escape rooms, but Monster Quest was a refreshing surprise. The games there were easily the highlight of the ones I played on the trip, and I'm looking forward to see what they come up with next. Props felt nice and hefty, set was good, puzzles were reasonable (including one or two I don't recall seeing before). If I had to nitpick, some construction of the set felt a little wonky, specifically the material and texture of the walls in the first half of the first area and the material of the walls in the second area. There was also a ghost puzzle, which ideally would have been concealed better to not confuse players.

I loved the immersiveness of this experience! From the moment you enter till you leave, it’s a gorgeous experience. Our GM was really great and helped enhance the experience. The room really did a great job of making us feel like we were in a tent, out in the dessert, searching for archaeological clues! My only wish is that it were more challenging. More puzzles would be great, as we finished in about 30 minutes. They also gave us several nudges, which weren’t needed since we got out so quickly. Next time I would ask for no nudges, just hints if we request them, as they were overly helpful.

Despite being the oldest room on site, the game is really beautifully built and the puzzles flower really well. Pro tip for enthusiasts, ask the GM to not offer hint unless asked as he tend to be “overly helpful”.

This room was a mixed bag. The set in the final two areas was actually alright. The sarcophagus slid, ankhs lit up, etc, but the set in the first two rooms was uninspired and the abundant use of press busted/chip board on the walls just made it feel cheap. There were a couple os puzzles that I thought were clever and one that was just plain fun, but maybe we were just off our game that night, because we really struggled to get going and also came to a standstill midway through the game. The GM was great and the way that they welcomed us to the location was fun, but it was just an average room in my opinion.

This was a real mixed bag, the first few rooms were pretty meh set wise, while the last was actually good. The puzzles weren’t sign posted well, and it was never clear if it was a linear room or a non linear room, I don’t know if we were just off our game but we struggled HARD with this game. The GM and owner are really cool people, and I liked the tied in hint system, but there were still a lot I didn’t like about this game. Notably all the chipboard panels of the same size being used all over the walls of the tomb, it’s lazy, it’s ugly and it’s rushed. All in all, not a bad game for Vegas, but not a great room in general.

Great new room. Some really innovative puzzles that I had not seen before. Super nice management can’t recommend enough.

This was another great room at this location and it has a puzzle that I had never done before and loved the innovation! I was so impressed by how they used the space. Ru is a grade A game master!

Succeeded, but needed a ton of help. Really enjoyed the ending.

Solid game with several different rooms. A couple finicky puzzles but overall it flowed and made sense. Definitely less scary and gory than their Frankenstein room. It can be difficult to know if they’re open and they’re call to book right now.