USS McKoy

Great Game! The set design was on point with metal wall to wall and details were on point. Me and my group was dyslexic af which led to some setback moments but still so great!

The biggest thing to say about this game is that there was a gimmick with the set that I never knew I wanted in an Escape Room until now and I’m so happy that it exists. I don’t want to exactly spoil it but it may sorta remind you of a certain pretty old ship disaster movie (no, not the really popular one, the other one). Some really cool things also happen during the game’s introduction, even if they’re very short-lived. However the rest of the game, particularly the gameplay, I found pretty dated. I didn’t dislike any of the gameplay, but I don’t remember any of it either. The game bottlenecks a lot behind randomly hidden vital objects and has a very low quantity of puzzles. But this is the least I’ve minded these issues in a dated game like this though. This is a game you play to see that really cool set aspect for, while also having fun with everything else. If I’ve made you curious about it, definitely go and play it if you’re at Black Mountain, but it is the weakest room at the facility.

Good room, even though a historical submarine is not anywhere near a theme I like. The most unique thing about this is the sideways set. Between that and the realistic decorations and props, I felt like we were actually capsized. I think the other rooms here are better, but it might be more fun for you if you are into naval ships.

Unique premise - you're on a sinking ship so everything is tipped sideways - which made for a fun change of pace from your more standard issue escape room settings. What's really enjoyable about the room is just how tactile it is - the tasks that you're completing aren't superficially attached to the space, they are a part of the space. There are parts that really make you feel like you're working on the ship. There's also one "trick" in the room that we continue to think about every time we do a new room because it tricked us so good, and we promised ourselves never to fall for something like that again (we have since fallen for a similar move at least once). So even for that reason alone this room will live on in our memories for a while.

Fun room. Very well themed. Puzzles were fun and challenging but our game master gave us the necessary nudges to get out. Hard to pick a favorite rooms here as we enjoyed all three rooms.

I thought this game was really fun. Nice set and good puzzles. There was a little jumpscare moment that gave us a little laugh, which was nice. I definitely recommend this room.

Very well put together and a whole bunch of fun. Not overly hard, but there are a couple of things that will get you.

I don’t even like ship rooms but this one blew me out of the water! Incredible props! Immersive experience! Can’t recommend this room highly enough! Great live acting!

This was one of the best rooms I've ever done. The owner's passion & care for his craft really came through in the game. Set design was immersive, puzzles were creative, fun, & challenging. It's genuinely a shame that they were unable to reopen after Helene. They will be missed!

This is one of my favorite rooms of all time. It's genuinely a shame that the hurricane closed them. I compare all rooms I do to this one.