Exodus

If I could rate this an average rather than thumbs up on Morty, I would. Good combination of puzzles, but the puzzles themselves weren't that challenging. It felt like a lot of the time came from finding things rather than solving the puzzles themselves. Once we found all the pieces, solving the puzzle was very straightforward because they would in some cases tell us exactly how things could be decoded and the code itself all in one place. A lot of the puzzles felt like busy work / fillers to extend the time spent in the room. Everything felt homemade and DIY. Nothing too complex, but I appreciate their effort in sticking to a story that made sense. It was a simple story, but it was nice context to have. Our game master was attentive, but at the end it felt like we were rushed out of the room, maybe because he had to quickly tend to another ongoing escape room. We didn't have time to clarify or ask questions. We didn't get a proper "send off" when we wanted to ask about the other rooms. Basically not a lot of customer service.

Honestly it’s just fine. Nothing bad/good and fun enough.

We were a group of 4, and we were able to escape this room with 27 mins left on the clock. We found this room to be very basic. Nothing was particularly challenging. I did rate this a thumbs up, but you will disappointed if you have done any of these escape rooms in the past. Great for first timers.

Recommend taking the subway and walk, we struggle a little to find the building since there are no signs outside that we notice at night. The overall game was ok, it does have some good stuff but the game master left an open lock by mistake that confused us

Your mission is to lay the ghost of a Pharoah to rest in the Egyptian exhibit of a museum. Overall, nothing really stood out here...and what could have been a fun climax was just...meh. This is a good example of Morty needing a score somewhere between Dislike and Like.