Wizard’s Alley

Fun room with very good theming. We completed with two experienced players with 13min to spare and a handful of hints given at the GM's discretion via a wall screen. There were a lot of mostly linear puzzles throughout the multiple rooms, to the point where I thought for sure we were running out of time because we had done so much and there's no clock in the room or time notifications. A combination of high tech puzzles would often lead to a key to open a standard lock to get your next clue. There were a few puzzles that we didn't understand how we were supposed to figure them out on our own, including how to "cast" a specific spell, but we made it through and had fun.

Perfect room for great family fun. Love all the games/traps!

The theming and decor were all on point. Good puzzles that made sense. One puzzle didn’t quite work as it should but the GM overrode it as soon as we completed. Any HP fans should do this

For a general escape room audience, I might rate this room as OK. But since Morty is for enthusiasts, I would tell anyone who's played more than 3 rooms to skip this one. My biggest complaint--and one I hope you don't encounter--is that two puzzles were not reset, which is a lot for a room that's already short and easy. The game master, who was clearly overworked and managing more than one game was nice, but all we got was a half-hearted, "I'm so sorry." Take that as you will. Additionally, enthusiasts will be disappointed that it's mostly a collection of low-effort mindless off-the-shelf puzzles mass produced for escape rooms that can't be bothered to design and fabricate their own. That said, the scenic design and layout were pretty good. Bottom line, if you're in LoDo drinking and you can't make it to one of Denver's better escape rooms and you really enjoy uninspired puzzles and copycat themes, maybe this room will be ok. But seeing as you're reading reviews on Morty, my suggestion is just skip this one and go to one of Denver's better companies.