
“Might be biased bc I’m from Hong Kong, but one of my favorites of all time. Super unique start and gameplay progression allows for parallel processing. Set design one of the best I’ve seen and a lot of puzzles rooted in true Hong Kong culture, GM really helps tie the experience together.”

62 games played

“I loved the decoration in this room, especially the wallpaper. The room was lovely and filled with tons of puzzles, a mix of lock-based and tech-based challenges. It definitely requires at least four people (or three if you’re experienced), since many of the puzzles are layered within other puzzles, which takes extra time to solve. Our GM was great and helpful.”

121 games played

“I rate this escape experience a 4/5 (ck out my bio for rating system). The set/theme did not entail much but had some pretty cool experiences scattered throughout. There was a bit of Houdini trickery in the beginning that took us WAY too long and required a helpful hunt. I give the set/theme 1.5 pts. Again, not much to it but the 'magical' experiences we were part of made up for that. The puzzles were few and relatively easy when you get the idea so 1 point here. I really enjoyed the room because of the fun and unique experiences it provided so 1.5pts here.”

128 games played

“The design of this room was absolutely beautiful! Partially non-linear so it was great for the 4 of us to split into 2 groups and solve portions of it on our own. Just means we can replay it and solve the other half next time!”

74 games played

“This is an excellent Mayan pyramid room (and not Egyptian pyramid as I had initially thought before coming in). The whole room gives off an Indiana Jones vibe that adds excitement and curiosity into the puzzled and set. The puzzles were creative, fun, and logical. Made us feel super smart! The last room, in which we were in a time crunch as a group of 2, was frustrating though. It made our escape sweeter! GM was in our room the whole time helping us out and making interesting comments and observations regarding the room as if she were witnessing it for the first time. She was nice and fun to have around! It’s a worthy adventure for fans of good puzzles and large sets, and you can count on it!”

626 games played

“I rate this escape experience a 4/5 (ck out my bio for rating system). This room was awesomely rad! From the 1990s shoutouts to the rare serial killer with a great sense of humor, it was so enjoyable. I gave the set/theme 1.5 points. There was a lot of substance in the many areas of the game. I find serial killer rooms to have a common set - blood on the walls, body parts scattered about - but this one, even though it had all that as well, added so much more with the addition of the occasional audio and video commentary. This elevated the set/theme category as well as my enjoyment to 1.5 pts. Puzzles were average so 1 point here but it really isn't about the puzzles in this room. It's about the guy behind the mask who steals the show and makes this room so gnarly, dude!”

128 games played
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Very Positive
Los Angeles, CA, USA
“Great outdoor escape room exploring Little Tokyo. Played the game with two phones in our family of 4 (2 adults, a teenager and a 9 year old). Good mix of puzzles and finding environmental clues. Would highly recommend.”
r
49 games played

Mostly Positive
1356 Palmetto St, Los Angeles, CA 90013, USA

“This room feels like a fun house. It just keeps going and going and going. In the best way possible. My favorite escape games are the ones that make you feel like a kid running around wanting to explore things. That’s this room. It’s BEAUTIFUL and huge. But not massive where you couldn’t do it with a smaller crew. I don’t remember much of the puzzles but I remember walking out of there having a really amazing time.”

108 games played

“We had an amazing time at Amityville yesterday! As a Long Island-born gal, I always jump at the chance to see any Amityville movies or attractions, and this one did not disappoint! While the room was fairly easy for us, it was still very enjoyable and had great ambiance. A number of reviews mention the low light conditions, but we felt that it was very well executed, with just enough light to keep the environment spooky but still explorable. If you struggle in low-light environments, this may not be for you, but if you like a spooky escape room and don't mind low light, you'll love Amityville!”
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37 games played
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Remember those point-and-click adventure games where you’re locked in a room and have to solve puzzles to find the key and escape? Those online games were the original inspiration for the live escape rooms you’ll find all across the world today. An escape room is an immersive experience where you (and your team of 2 or more people) are locked in a room with a series of puzzles for 60 minutes. To escape and win the game, you have to look for clues, solve the puzzles, and find the key. While most escape rooms only give you 60 minutes to complete the challenge, others may have shorter or longer time limits. Many venues are private rooms where you and your team are the only players. However, some places may pair you with other groups who booked a slot at the same time. And don’t worry about getting stuck, asking for hints on a difficult puzzle is totally normal. While the original escape room (created by SCRAP in 2007) had a fairly simple aesthetic, today’s escape games often take you into a different world. Artistic set designs, secret doors, and unique interactive elements are all part of the fun. It’s like an adventure game that you can interact with in real life. But if you’re hoping to preview any rooms before you book a game somewhere, detailed images and videos can be hard to find. To keep the puzzles a secret and preserve the experience of seeing the room for the first time, most venues only offer a few photos or a short trailer about the room’s theme or narrative. The only way to know what it’s like is to go and try it for yourself!
There are plenty of awesome escape rooms to choose from in DTLA. The goal of Morty is to make escape rooms more accessible for everyone to find and play. With Morty, you can: - Browse escape rooms anywhere in the country - Read reviews and ratings from other community members - Book a room together with your friends Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned escape room enthusiast, our aim is to help you play more escape rooms and visit more immersive attractions.
Most escape room venues don’t accept walk-ins, and time slots for popular games may fill up fast. Besides that, not every escape room is the same — some have varying difficulties, and you don’t want to get stuck playing a room that’s beyond your experience level. That’s why the best way to book an escape room in DTLA is through the Morty app. You can get updates on new games, read reviews, compare details (including difficulty, theme, runtime) and plan an outing with friends, all on the same platform. You can even coordinate games with your friends collaboratively. Download the Morty app and book your adventure today!