After Aunt Debbie's, you walked away with a key. This key had a tag that read "Brookhart City Morgue." This can only lead to bad things. Time to finish the Scott story that you started in The Classroom, and time to find out what is really going on with your neighbor. Can you handle this one? It's a real morgue; so freezers, death, body parts, and smells that might make you cringe. Come to The Morgue to find out what Scott has been up to this whole time. Bring some bravery and maybe even a Bible. Who knows what Death has in store for you and your team.

All Locked Up

Chapter 4: The Morgue

Escape room

I would say the room overall was slightly above average. Like, overall maybe like a 6.5. Some of the things weren’t working as intended and we needed assistance from the GM with one of the locks. It’s a gen 1 room, so things were a little more basic, but still had a good design and was immersive. The story made more sense for people who did the previous rooms, but we still got a good idea from the backstory given. No live actors, and scary enough for the setting we were in, nothing overwhelming for us at least.

Linear, first-gen room. Almost entirely physical locks and codes. 

Two things that would improve the experience:

1: Get rid of all the red herrings. There are a lot of props in there room that are not used; they just waste time. No morgue needs 5 trays of instruments or junk drawers stuffed with unorganized medical supplies
2: If you’re going to use a UV flashlight, a) give it at the time it should be used (not 3 puzzles too early) and b) breadcrumb the walls so we don’t have to scan literally the whole room with a 12” aperture.

Overall out of all of their rooms, this one is the best. That being said it was our last room, so we were a little more used to this company’s type of escape room. Definitely were used to all the extra stuff by the last room.

Once again this location has a good concept but horrible design. The flow is terrible & some puzzles you have to ask for a clue to figure it out. The game wasn't reset all the way . 1st gen type of room. Lots of locks and keys. So if that's your thing then have fun.

The room was not reset and that was kind of a bummer. If you like first generation rooms with like 100 locks this is for you. Good luck figuring out which puzzles go with which locks. Some puzzles were fun, but for the most part, the game flow was not good.

This was an awful experience for us. Puzzles were missing. The game master had to keep coming in. The TV screen stopped working. It was frustrating to the point where my team asked me if we could just walk out. I said no, let’s just try to enjoy it, but that was one of the worst games we’ve played.