Apt A / Apartment A

For a room described as having no story, Apartment A actually had one of the richest stories of any escape room I have ever visited. This room is actually a touching tribute to real life person Adam Love, who unexpectedly passed away. Everything in this small room, from the puzzles to the materials pay honor to Adam. Walking in and seeing a full wall of photo memories of Adam, and solving puzzles that are based on his interests (which include fun board games!), I felt that I was able to peek inside his brain and learn about him. While the room is on the short and easy side, the puzzles are truly fun and interesting. I bet Adam would have been pleased that the room made it his honor was not a slouch. This honestly will not be for everyone due to the facts that you are not actually escaping anything, and also because it may be too easy for most here. But its worth lies beyond that. This is a heartwarming experience, and one that obviously meant a lot to the staff who created it. Although there is no “story,” the real story is that Adam must have been a blessed person. He had people who loved him enough to create an escape room for him, to remember him, and share his passions to the world.

Apartment A is a really special escape room in memorial of a staff member. It’s very sweet, and it gives you a good look into his life. It’s a small one room experience, so don’t bring too many people!

Apartment A. This room gives you all the feels! We didn’t know Adam but after you play this room you feel like you do. It is clear Adam was loved and what an amazing way to honor his memory. Puzzles were simple and straight forward, a great room for beginners. I hope they never change this room because it feels so much more important that just an escape room!

This game made me want to cry with its poignant take on the life of Adam Love. This is a beautiful, humane tribute that still manages to be a fun game. Escape rooms are an art form and this is quietly pushing the boundaries of what an escape room can be, even if the gameplay is standard.

This room shares a beautiful story that holds very dear to the company and their employees. We were able to understand the flow immediately and appreciate the love put into creating this room. Our game master, Matthew , was very attentive during our gameplay and really made this experience such a joy. Seeing the nostalgic games incorporated into puzzles was a very unique and warm touch. This room can be played by players of all levels.

This was a great room for inexperienced players and veterans alike. This room is more straightforward than others, but the purpose of the room is unmatched. This room was built to honor one of the former employees who passed away. So while the room lacks in story it makes up for in purpose with a portion of the proceeds going to charity. This room featured very fun puzzles with everyday items and games that were well crafted. I would recommend 4 people for this room and most ages could find something to do in the room.

Room was very thoughtful as it is a memorial room for a former employee and as such there is no story but rather a collection of some of his favorite things. Puzzles were interesting and perfect for a beginner group.

This room is a way to share a friend's story and remember them. It was special for those that created it. And the love for the person it honors was beautiful.

Apartment A is a tribute room. It is a memorial to Adam Love, a former employee of Murfreesboro Escape Rooms. The draw of this room is obviously the story, especially for those people who knew Adam Love and his love for board games, movies, and cooking. The room is contained in only one small area, and the room is very linear. It's a great room for beginners who will need help from more experienced players because everyone in the room will be forced to work together on every puzzle. There are great generation two locks with responsive solves that have plenty of feedback.