Echoes at Murder Heights

We had 4, you can play up to 6

The puzzles were fun but there were times when the non-linear nature of this room was a bit more confusing than anything else. It wasn't always clear which puzzle should be tackled next. There were also a couple of puzzles that felt as if they could use some retouching (specifically one where our team had to hold pieces in place because they wouldn't stay on their own).

The atmosphere wasn't super elaborate or high tech but it was effective at conveying the location and driving the story forward.

The GM was welcoming and helpful throughout the room. I think that my biggest gripe with this escape room was the fact that they still use walkie talkies to give hints...we kept having to ask for hints to be repeated because we couldn't hear them. The GM was great but the hint system could stand an update.

I've done games with similar themes before but this game was more interactive.

The story was relatively generic but the design and interactive nature of the game make this room stand apart from the others.

Our team found this game to be pretty challenging specifically because we didn't always know which puzzle to work on next. It was also pretty easy to miss important details in this room which tripped us up a couple of times.

The majority of this room is comprised of physical locks.

The rooms in this game are pretty small. I wouldn't recommend more than 4 people for this game.

I didn't know how interactive this game was when we signed up. I expected this room to be spooky but not scary and it was more intense than I had anticipated. It's not the scariest room that I've ever done but it's probably in the top 10 scariest that I've done. It was a nice surprise because I love scary rooms!

This room would have scared me when I was younger and I probably wouldn't have been able to focus on any of the puzzles. I would probably recommend 16+ but maybe younger if the person really likes horror and isn't bothered by haunted houses.

Nothing was completely broken but some aspects of this room could certainly stand to be retouched.

There is no touching/chasing but there are a couple of jump scares.

All members of the party must be able to crawl into one of the rooms.

I would not recommend this room for players with mobility restrictions due to the small spaces and the crawling that is required of all players. Some puzzles utilize color and some puzzles utilize sound.

It was good, some interesting puzzles. A few multi step puzzles, which I enjoy in a room.

Creepy and tight. Similar style theming as to most serial killer rooms with the exception of the first room. Nothing to complain about and nothing out of the ordinary to call attention to, but it is well themed.

Treated well. However, it did seem a bit understaffed for the amount of groups that were there. Took awhile for staff to come to counter and get us into the room. Not a big deal though because we got our full time.

Not really. Nothing bad just nothing I had not seen before with the exception of one puzzle (which I did enjoy quite a bit)

Pretty decent story

Some parts are pretty tight and I’m not sure there is enough to work on at once with more than 4.

Definitely scary and the scary parts were well done. There is definitely one scary part that COULD be over the line for SOME groups.

I don’t know how well your kids take to horror/scares. Mine do just fine but this is too much for MOST kids. Plus, the set design is just not kid friendly.

I’m not sure, there was one puzzle I thought was broken but the rest of my group did not think it was broken. Either way it was solvable for us. And there is a really good chance it was intentional, which did make sense for the room. Hard to explain without spoiling.

There was a live actor through out the game, which did enhance the experience.

There is a part everyone will have to climb over something

I’m guessing there is a by-pass for the part people have to climb over, but I would check with the staff. A bit too tight for wheel chairs as well I’m guessing. Again I would contact the staff first.

John was awesome wow

oh yes

so fucking scary omg

oh god yes