Mark as done to rate
The year is 1990, and Odette DeLaporte has invited you to her study. As the last remaining heir in New Orleans to the DeLaporte fortune, she needs your help locating a treasure which went missing a long time ago. The reclusive matriarch has not been seen in public for quite some time, yet she has agreed to meet with you with the hope that you can recover what’s been lost.
All ratings (174)
Very positive
153 escape rooms
Old school escape room vibes, but the space was used brilliantly. Honestly more challenging than one might expect, and some of the text can be very small. Pretty solid room!
Mechanical
Reminded me of escape rooms before they added a lot of tech elements.
S
98 escape rooms
It was a great room! Wonderful room guide & lots of attention to detail throughout.
29 escape rooms
Beautiful theming. I loved the decorations in the historic building. Puzzles were mostly manual. Nothing too high tech
Yes
Medium
Mechanical
4
Not scary
10
Yes
There was one puzzle that wasn’t locked in and my group spent some time trying to solve a puzzle for it. The GM did handle it well.
No
Somewhat
Yes
Easy
105 escape rooms
Found this to be the most obscure of the rooms here. Interesting theming and a solid payoff but some of the actual puzzling felt more chore than fun
No
Hard
Mechanical
3
Not scary
13
No
Yes
Hosts are in character at all times
Not at all
Yes
Easy
74 escape rooms
from start to finish, our experience was amazing!! the theming, gameplay, game master, and entrance are all unique and spectacular! highly recommend
408 escape rooms
We played this right after Jazz Parlor which is a follow-up in the overarching storyline. It's an older game, mostly mechanical, but don't let that stop you. This was an enjoyable experience. I will say it's quite a bit easier than Jazz Parlor and we breezed right through with at least twenty minutes to spare. (Glad we did too, because that let us return to Parlor and play the bonus puzzles-see my other review.) MG Study had a very nice flow and all puzzles made sense & were pretty intuitive. The room matched the overall company, a room in an eclectic New Orleans mansion. Escape My Room is a fun company to check out if you are in New Orleans. I'd recommend you do both Parlor and Study. We didn't do their Smuggler's Den due to a time crunch and it seemed the high reviews came from a the novelty of a dark room. From a story standpoint, Parlor first. From an easy to hard plan, Study first.
Yes
Easy
Mechanical
2
Not scary
15
No
No
Not at all
Yes
Medium
228 escape rooms
You're trying to get a message out before it's too late. Fortunately for you, the madame is a fan of puzzles and has her place setup so that only the best can reach her. As you explore her place, it's filled with her collections and nods to New Orleans. It's a charming and fun experience with much to do in the hour. Would suggest for just 3, since it is a small space. They have a beautiful lobby with puzzles to solve while you wait and their decor and vibes will have you entranced the whole time. If you need a post spot hangout. They're directly connected to a bar who will get you discounts if you mention them and a small food spot.
Somewhat
54 escape rooms
The Mardi Gras Study was pretty linear with fun mechanical puzzles. Very family friendly and entertaining for beginners. Would love to try out their other rooms next time!
Mechanical
3
Not scary
Yes
m
9 escape rooms
The design of the lobby and room are wonderful. So much immersion and props. The room itself is fun. Some of the puzzles didn’t work great (maybe not reset properly?) but our game master was quick to notice and fix it. A lot of clever puzzles. A good mix of lock, keys, and other solving methods.
Easy
T
16 escape rooms
A frame we barely touched fell off the wall and the mod was pretty mad at us. A couple of the activities didn’t make sense and we skipped some stuff and still progressed. 2 of the locks didn’t work and we were stuck. Had it worked we would have escaped.
