Gold Rush

Nashville Room: A famous music producer has gone into retirement but is willing to award one last music contract to one lucky group who can solve his crazy array of puzzles. The Heist: An unscrupulous art collector has stolen a priceless Monet and we had to recover it before it disappeared for good. Mission Mars: With power, communication, and oxygen systems down on our spacecraft, we had one hour to escape before the impending solar flare brought a swift end to our mission. Gold Rush: A miner’s cabin held the key to a hidden gold mine of treasure. We had to find it quick before time ran out. Pros: We arrived in music city with a song in our heart and escape rooms on our mind. After finding our ridiculously expensive parking spot in downtown Nashville, we entered the awesomely inviting waiting room of the Escape Game. The manager greeted us and quickly checked us in. We played the Nashville Room and the Heist and returned later to play Gold Rush. We also visited their Berry Hill location to place Mission Mars. The rooms were all consistently excellent in set design and storyline. We were especially impressed by the immersive set of Gold Rush. This was by far our favorite room of our holiday weekend escape room spree. The puzzles varied appropriately according to the different themes of each room. Clues and puzzles aligned to the diverse storylines. The game masters used the electronic hint system to communicate with us as necessary. We found one or two hints necessary to complete each of the rooms we played at the Escape Game. Other than these few occasional moments of feeling completely stumped, our games generally flowed well. Cons: We found that some of the puzzles were unnecessarily difficult in part because of a lack of guideposts to help players connect puzzles to locks. The logic issues disrupted the game flow requiring assistance from the game master. We imagine that this is always a problem for players in these rooms. Most likely, the game masters find themselves providing the same set of hints to players. A few minor adjustments in the form of guideposts and hints to help players make the necessary connections without intervention, could infinitely improve the game play experience. The Escape Game Nashville was by far our favorite escape room experience in Nashville. The customer service there is also stellar, making for an all-around great time. Gather a bunch of our friends and go play the Gold Rush or Mission Mars rooms!

We got so lucky with the placement of strangers in your room and had 3 really awesome women to do the room with! But otherwise, the game was really fun, super interactive, great variety puzzles. I had a lot of fun here!

One of their first rooms, and it still holds up. What an amazing set design, where you start out as if you were in the woods. How is this indoors? And ice flow, a good story, there’s a reason The Escape Game is always a great experience

Loved the unique theme and game flow! Puzzles linked well to the atmosphere. Even though mixed with other people, it was a positive experience. Definitely didn't need 8 people for this space. Would recommend this company for a fun game!

Really fun ( easy) game. Excellent set design which was very on theme. We are experienced and had fun. Could be for newcomer without a problem. Several unique elements. Nice mix of tech and mechanical. I think more than 4 would get crowded. Would definitely recommend to others.

This was such a fun room! It flows smoothly as well!

Having played over 75 rooms in various countries this room was one of our all time favorites!! It’s so fun! Puzzles are perfect for the theme.

Our first TEG room. A lot of fun!!!