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Avast ye! Tell me, shark-bait, have you heard the legend of The Flying Dutchman? That dreaded ship captained by the sea-devil Davy Jones and his undead pirate crew? You'd best start believing in ghost stories... you're in one! After your ship sinks in a great tempest you awake aboard the Dutchman. If you don't escape before sunrise you'll be trapped aboard her forever. Legend tells of a mythical diamond - the Heart of Calypso - which can break the curse. It's hidden somewhere on the lower decks. The sun rises in an hour. So shiver your timbers, swash your buckles, and batten down the hatches. You need to discover the diamond to escape the ship and a watery doom!
- 2-6
- 60 mins
- Medium
Reviews
embarrassingdad
73 escape rooms
Kind of a mixed experience. Great pirate atmosphere, and some fun puzzles, including a few with sense of humor that is rare in escape rooms. However, one physical challenge took too long and only involved one member of our party while everybody else watched, and the final puzzle was glitchy. If Morty had a “mixed” option, I’d choose that— but since I did have fun, despite the room’s flaws, I’m giving it a thumbs up.
Gameplay
I wish Morty had a “neutral” option. The first few puzzles were fun and the very first puzzle made me laugh, which is rare in an escape room. But there’s one big physical challenge that outstayed its welcome; it could have been simplified to keep the focus on the fun aspect, rather than a frustratingly arbitrary aspect.
Atmosphere
Fun pirate theming. Good use of tech, music, and sound.
Customer service
Welcome was friendly and helpful but afterwards, it felt like we were being rushed out— even though we had escaped with 17 minutes still on the clock so there was ample time for a reset! Also, we had a problem with the final puzzle; we entered the correct solution several times before it registered. GM didn’t seem terribly fussed or apologetic about it. Afterward, I looked up a review from several years ago and it complained about exactly the same thing. So this is an ongoing problem that Breakin just can’t be bothered to fix.
Particularly interesting or different
No
Difficulty
Easy
Game tech
High tech
Ideal number of players
3
It’s a linear game with puzzles that won’t challenge an enthusiast group. 2 or 3 players is ideal
Minimum age
7
Child friendly theming.One physical puzzle required grownup-length arms.
Live actors
No
Physically active
Somewhat
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Editorial
“For me? I found it much too easy, and a little wear and tear“
The Escape Roomer
“..accessible varied and atmospheric game with much more of a wow factor than a room full of padlocks“
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