Moriarty's Manor

This room was easily the best I’ve played. I won’t lie it was tough, my group was 4 and only one of us had done the recommended amount of rooms prior to playing. So for a group of semi newbies it was difficult. The puzzles being so cool and unique and the vibe/plot of the room being so interesting and immersive really made the experience. The entire staff we met were so nice as well. Our game master Isabella was so fun and encouraging, and gave us just the right hints to be successful. Overall if you haven’t played this room YOU SHOULD!!

The puzzles and theming were great. There were varied and unique puzzles as well as good amounts of automation. Joyce was a great game master as well!

Isabella was a great game master! The room was extremely well designed and tons of fun. The puzzles were challenging and we started getting anxious at the end because we thought we weren’t gonna make it and it’s the best feeling when we did!

AMAZING… my type of puzzles! A little for everyone! I can totally see why everyone likes it so much. Keeps you going. Has multiple rooms and is extremely immersive.

This game was fantastic! We do a lot of escape rooms and it is in our top 10. It was the perfect combo of different types of puzzles and technology. Our game master Joyce was so nice too!

This room contained fun puzzles that I’ve never seen utilized in a room before. Super creative. The high reviews and awards are deserved. You can tell that the owners are really passionate about what they do. I had previously done the Black & White Cafe room (also so good!) so I will 100% come back once their third room opens.

This was a fantastic room with a great storyline! We played with 4 of us and got out just in the nick of time! A great combination of tech and old school puzzles that kept you on your toes. Very much recommend!

I have mixed emotions about this room. The set is really good and there were a few really good puzzles. One puzzle, if fact, definitely makes my top 10 puzzles as it was fun, challenging, and I’ve never seen it elsewhere. I felt that the lack of signposting and difficulty of a couple of puzzles in the first couple of spaces and the frustration it created, contrasted with the amazing puzzles and fun in the third and fourth spaces so it left me conflicted on wether to give this a thumbs up or a heart. I did ultimately enjoy the room, but it was a slow, tough start with a fun finish. The staff was great and we will be back when they finish their third room.

This game was fantastically created; but man, it was difficult! Like, seriously really really difficult. There are almost no physical locks so, we felt quite lost on what to work on at different moments. However, once we either figured out the puzzle or had to get a clue on it, then put the pieces together, I liked every puzzle in this room, and as enthusiasts to be seriously challenged by a room is a bit of an oddity, so, I give it props for that. Now, the set, also very well done, this is a big space, and there’s some great set dressing and thematic puzzles that help to elevate this game above others. It wasn’t my absolute favorite game in San Diego, but I can fully understand why it is so many people’s. If you’re looking for a challenge or just looking for a great room, you should definitely go play Moriarty’s Manor