Pier of Fear

I think overall the room was fun, however it was a bit challenging at some points because it was hard to tell when certain doors were opened up for us. Additionally, it would’ve helped to know in advance that some puzzles won’t get “activated” until much later.

Despite very cool props and effects, the clues were disjointed, and the hints were not good and ineffective at conveying where things are and what should be done and had to ask 5 times for one part of a puzzle due to ineffective and inadequate hints. Some puzzles are jagged around the edges and accidentally opened the exit before the game even started. Just go to another location of 831 and do one of their others, I would recommend the gate.

Overall the room had some fun puzzles and was enjoyably non linear. There were a lot of puzzles however that suffered greatly from it being very dark the entire time and there were some jumpscares that did not feel like they progressed the story so much as they made me not want to interact with certain elements.

Fun game, but not linear nor intuitive. We used a ton of clues. Still worth it though!

Exceptional set craft, with strobes, fog and pneumatic effects, a couple of lovely scares. The set design is top of the line, comparable to the best I've seen throughout California. Will say, games are not intuitive, non linear and some were flat out time burner frustrating. A couple of the puzzles really felt baffling and would have taken us a lot of time to have figured out. Thankfully with a few hints, more than we've ever needed in any room, we escaped. Multiple great subrooms. Had a blast and highly recommended though don't sweat asking for hints. This one is among the hardest to figure out that I've seen.

This is one of the better escape rooms I’ve done so far! The atmosphere was really well done and the set design was quite large and left a good impression. There were some scares but nothing that I would consider too overwhelming/horrifying for the general public. I was initially skeptical with the lower review count on Morty but I think there was a lot of love and passion put into the room and by the staff. Our GM was Kelly and she did an awesome job with getting us all set up and throughout the game!

This was my first time experiencing Escape Room 831’s selection and I was very pleased! The best part of the experience by far is the room theming and immersion. It’s a perfect complement to the Cannery Row exterior with references to the wharf outside. The scares were also well put-together and enjoyably placed throughout the entirety of the room. The audio was excellent; nothing seemed too quiet or off. I felt that the room relied a little too heavily on combination locks. Gameplay flow was hampered often solving puzzles; it was clear when a puzzle was solved, but finding what changed in the room felt stretched. I would appreciate more clear signals, such as audio cues or an activated glowing widget for certain parts indicating a change based on the action the player’s made. I injured myself with one of the physical interactions necessary in this room. While the GMs were incredibly nice to accommodate afterwards, I would’ve preferred the mechanical effect associated with this to be disabled when actually interacting with it.

I was super impressed with the quality of this room!

What a great horror room! Set design and story flowed incredibly well with the puzzles. Definitely got me to jump at some points!

This game is such a cool vibe. Love the location in Cannery Row. It seemed like a normal escape room at first and then things got pretty crazy towards the end. Such a fun and thrilling experience!