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Dr Devastation is at it again! (again!). This time he’s purchased the Metro City Aquarium! The Good Guys organization says this smells fishy and has requested your help to get in and see whats going on. Something about a pollutinator 9000, and a Gift shop attendant named Finn?
All ratings (167)
Very Positive
498 escape rooms
Coral Kingdom is a great game! I really liked the set and how you could see into and out of the room. Lots of rooms block out the entirety of the outside, but not Coral Kingdom! Funny actor interactions, lots of unique nonlinear puzzling and dressing up make this a must play at Masterpiece.
448 escape rooms
This is a great beginner-friendly escape room and an excellent choice for introducing newcomers to the hobby. The puzzles are approachable, making it a fun and enjoyable experience for first-time players.
120 escape rooms
This is a fun and unique escape room. There were lots of good puzzles. It wasn’t very difficult for our experienced group but we still had fun and think it would be a fun one to do again with kids.
178 escape rooms
This was such an awesome room Did not expect the twists and turns of the story but everything flowed beautifully and one of the best uses of a live actor for a room we’ve experienced If you are anti-actor this room will change your mind Wonderful room with a variety of puzzles and challenges - both mental and physical. Very appropriate for the whole family and just fun to play Tidbits: Easy parking Delightful staff Plenty of food and drink options near by Lots of rooms to play Big comfy lobby
Medium
223 escape rooms
Tier: B+ (bordering on A) (see bio) I love the world that this game and Metro Mayhem (the game it’s a sequel to) creates. It’s this over-the-top superhero/supervillian city where every inch is filled with as much off-kilter humor as possible. Any time they can slip in a funny detail they do. The highlight here is the 1st half. I was not expecting the level of character interaction you get in this section and the really weird take on the aquarium theme it has. I did not realize what this game would be going into it and I love it. The 2nd half is less interesting with the aquarium theme, but every puzzle still perfectly fits into the world. And the finale takes you into a really surprising area. There’s an odd physical thing you do here that only exists because of a design constraint according to the owner, so be sure to ask about it because it’s really funny (this will probably be gone once this company moves to a new location later this year). I can’t say anymore about this game without spoiling anything, so all I’ll say is this is my favorite game on Morty that I give a like rating to. It’s teetering really close to a love rating, maybe I’ll change it later. It’s not a very high-budget, high-ambition game, it just does everything that it has so perfectly. I recommend anyone of any experience level (especially people who love absurdist comedy) at this facility to play both Metro Mayhem and this in that order (I didn’t play them in that order, and it still works but I think Metro Mayhem might play better before this one). Masterpiece Ranking 1. Bagman 2. Wrecked 3. Coral Kingdom 4. Deadwood Saloon 5. Metro Mayhem 6. Missing 7. Breakfast All Day
Yes
Medium
High tech
3
Not scary
10
Yes
I would argue it counts.
Somewhat
Medium
Yes
664 escape rooms
Fun kid-friendly room that incorporates fun purchases with an in-room character, cute water animals, aquatic ambience, and a super villainous surprise. There wasn’t a lot that really wowed me, but it was such a pleasant room with a splash of good puzzles and even a chance to dress up. The entire time I was in there, I was thinking this must be perfect for families and young ones. Probably excellent for birthday parties too! Because life is just better, down where it’s wetter, under the sea!
Yes
Medium
Mechanical
Both
Not scary
No
Yes
Somewhat
Stairs and slides
See above
Yes
Medium
Yes
165 escape rooms
This room was super cute! It is not my favorite at Masterpiece (because some of their other rooms are phenomenal) but this is a great option for children or escape room enthusiasts who don’t like to be scared. Some of the rooms are quite small but are still well executed. The puzzles are very well done and unique!
I really liked the puzzles in this room! The games at Masterpiece don’t have the most extravagant sets but they more than make up for it with their spot-on execution of fun, unique, and challenging (but not frustrating) puzzles.
This room was super cute and would be great for young escape room enthusiasts! The aquarium aspect isn’t entirely immersive but it does align with the theme. The ceilings are quite low and spaces are a bit cramped.
Everyone at Masterpiece is always super welcoming!
Yes
I’ve never seen this theme before and the occasion interactions with the game master was a cute addition.
This room is somewhat connected to another one of the rooms at Masterpiece. The story was unique but not overly complex.
Medium
The individual puzzles in this room are challenging but still very doable. It doesn’t feel too difficult but it also doesn’t feel too easy.
There was a good mix.
3
Because some of the spaces are small, I would recommend 2-4 players. If the players are children, you could probably go with a slightly larger group.
Not scary
8
Adults would be needed to help with more difficult puzzles but the theming would be appropriate for children.
No
Kinda? There are some interactions with the game master.
Somewhat
Ducking is basically required for this room. There are also stairs that are necessary to traverse.
I would not recommend this room for anyone with mobility restrictions. Some puzzles utilized color but no puzzles utilized sound.
Yes
Easy
212 escape rooms
Very cute room. I think some of the other rooms at this location are better. Very cute puzzles that fit with the theme. Just seemed a little dated.
V
613 escape rooms
A fun room with a great final third, this game starts with a more point-and-click style "earn money to buy X, Y or Z item from the actor." Unfortunately, it's not always clear why we need to buy X, Y, or Z until after you buy it and can take a closer look at it - so it feels like we're just trying to purchase random items hoping it'll be right (and the actor will steer you to the right item anyway, so you don't feel in control of the puzzles). The final part to this game was very fun. The most fun part was being encouraged to wear goofy costumes. I'm easily entertained.
Not scary
