Bloody Mary

Rock City Escape immediately sets a fantastic atmosphere from the very start. The game hosts fully embrace their roles, making the experience engaging and immersive right away. The waiting area in the monastery is cozy, and you can help yourself to drinks. The monastery setting as a whole really enhances the experience and instantly draws you into the story. We played three rooms, starting with Bloody Mary as a warm-up. The room itself is fun, with a great atmosphere, and the parallel puzzle structure keeps everyone involved. Even though the room is already ten years old, this doesn’t show in the décor – it still feels immersive and well put together. That said, some technical elements were quite visible or no longer functioning, such as a projector that was clearly present but unused. Still, Bloody Mary was an excellent warm-up and a very enjoyable room to begin with.

Bloody Mary is my least favorite of the three rooms at Rock City, but it was still a fun and enjoyable experience with some great surprise moments. As the oldest room of the trio, it has aged well and remains engaging. While it may not stand out as much as the others, it’s still a solid escape room and worth playing. Recommended!

Good room, based on a lot of locks and puzzles. But with great atmosphere and story. A can see that the room is older and some of the puzzles did not make so much sence.

Great scary room! This one is a bit older than the Soup du Jour and I recommend playing this one first, and then the Soup, also for the story continuation. A lot of puzzles, creepy atmosphere but not too scary. Great theming that starts with the host.