Curse of the Mummy [prev. Revenge of the Tomb]

Solid room, plenty of fun, very lock and key heavy where one box just leads to a key being in the box for some reason, but it was fun, had some fun features, solid like

Very lock and key heavy but fun. Did this for a birthday with 10 people and it definitely flew by.

This was your standard mummy/tomb game. Nothing really unique or original here but still a solid game. Giving it the thumbs down rating because our time expired and the GM immediately turned on the lights and entered the room. When we asked how close we were to finishing, he showed us that we needed to flip open a compartment and flip a switch. Literally 10 more seconds of gameplay that he couldn't let us us complete. Felt like a jerk move and really soured us on this place.

huge room. lots of cool stuff and the theme was awesome

#3 OAT. #1 Group of 9.

Very surprised I liked this so much, given some the reviews. Room after room - this is deceptively long, and the minor jump scares and hydraulics were a treat. Everything worked perfectly for us except the timer screen...but who looks at that anyway? ;) No standout must-see puzzles here, but you'll have a good time!

Disappointing- the room would have been great but there were multiple broken components and puzzles. At one point the game master even had to come in and fix some wiring after we successfully completed a puzzle in order to make it unlock the next thing. Wasted a bunch of time trying to complete puzzles that were out of order, with no warning ahead of time that there would be things that didn’t work. At $50 per person with no discount for children, the room was significantly more expensive than most, so expected much better and got far less.

A fun room! This multi-room experience works best with three people, but we still made it out with two and a couple of hints. Highlights were in the beautiful props, thematic puzzles including technology as clues, and lots of deciphering. This is an older room, so many relics of unused old puzzles remain as fun red herrings. This is our second room at America’s Escape game. Once you get past the sketchy lobby and sign-in experience, the rooms are quite nice. It is clear they are made with quite a low budget, but with a love of storytelling and gags. Safety note- there is an air effect that is loud enough to cause hearing damage in the final room. Our ears are still ringing.