Mayan Temple

The Mayan room was fun! It had a variety of puzzles. There were some locks, but you used the puzzles to solve the combinations. The theming was well done. There were multiple rooms that would open as you solved various puzzles. Our game master was enthusiastic and great with providing hints when we needed them. Other reviews from Morty steered us to try Red Button. Based on the game we played, I would definitely come back to try their other rooms.

This was an okay room, but certainly not as good as the ratings indicate. There were a lot of traditional locks which don't necessarily make sense in the context of a Mayan room. Everything was logical but nothing exceptional.

Idk where to begin. The game master will send you hints whether you want them or not and send them extremely frequently. Most of the scenery is pretty barebones that was clearly done on a budget. I get trying to keep costs down but…this is south Florida…not like on the outskirts of someone horse town so I have no choice but to compare it to others in the area. The puzzles are straight forward, nothing too overly complex. To give it a plus side I will say you had plenty to do to keep you busy but, I think more could have gone into this both aesthetically and puzzle wise to enhance it. Basically you just keep collecting tons of numbers for the locks which makes no sense having locker locks in a Mayan temple…I guess I’ve just been to too many escape rooms, especially in Orlando, and the bar there is much higher…but even like Polly’s Predicament in Pembroke Pines and Upside Down at Cloak and Dagger were much more entertaining and fun. Sorry y’all for the thumbs down but I would be doing a disservice to the Morty community not being honest with my review.

One of the better Mayan temple rooms. A non linear room though and lots of back and forth. Some common puzzles seen before but overall solid room.

Decent room. Nothing special. Pretty much all mechanical which surprised me. Would have liked to see more prop use instead of traditional key locks/number locks.

It felt a bit hectic trying to do all the puzzles with just 2. Three+ participants might be preferable.

If you’re after an Indiana Jones style adventure room, this is the best of the genre that we’ve done. There was a nice volume of puzzles of varying difficulty and some mechanics we haven’t seen used previously.

It’s a solid room with a light Indiana Jones type of feel. But the build is mostly flat. Lots of modern locks and other tech that wouldn’t be in a Mayan temple or Indiana Jones era explorer times.

Good room which should be the standard for other USA rooms. The storyline was not incorporated well. Puzzles were common in other rooms but still fun. There was a great flow. There is a ‘bonus’ element in the room which was not explained to is prior to starting. This confused us as we ended up not needing it to finish the game. Overall: great room far better than the average USA one!