Great rooms! This was our second one here and it was really good. There way a lot of stuff in the room so it was a bit overwhelming at times but it was good.

A very realistic and immersive set marred by red herrings out the wazoo. Some puzzles involved very novel interactions. Some set dressing provided solutions, some provided distraction, and it was nigh impossible to differentiate. The final solve required finding answers over keys or an escape, which was fascinating. This is absolutely worth doing, but just be sure to ignore most of the set dressing (other than to marvel at it).

Really impressive atmosphere and set design. It definitely made us say wow! This game relies a lot on observation and finding things and there are so many red herrings. I though that made it more difficult to sort through all the information, and it kinda took away from the fun. There was also a puzzle that a previous player had written the answer to but we thought it was a clue, which then meant we got mixed up with the order of things. Fun experience, but it didn’t flow as well as it could have.

My favorite of the subway games that I have played. The subway car and station are really well themed, and set design is great.

Top 10 memorable escape games in Phoenix for me. They spent like a million bucks on the room, but that was nearly a decade ago.

Disclaimer: played this when it was owned by MindSpark (2018) so the game may be different now. Loved the atmosphere and set design in this game. Very cool moments. I remember some tedious overly mathematical puzzles when I played it, and the room was showing some ware. Hopefully they have updated since changing owners. Definitely a good room that is worth playing. Not sure if the axe throwing still happens here too, but I remember the noise being a bit distracting from the experience.

This room is pretty good. Theme is well done, and the gameplay is pretty fun. Some of the room could use a little TLC, but nothing that ruins the experience.

Set design and technical execution were fantastic!!! Worth playing just to experience the beginning. But… you get 2/3 of the way through and way too many games were crammed into a small final room making it too hard for more than 3 or 4 people to be in there.

It was ok. We had to use outside knowledge because they decided to take the books needed out of the room. Which isn’t fair to players

We were in the Phoenix area doing an escape room marathon and had space in the schedule to squeeze in a last-minute room. A quick search nearby in Morty pointed us to the positive community score for the Terminal. So we booked it and drove over. The lobby at Great Room Escape was large and inviting and the game host made us feel welcome. They also have an axe throwing business and offered discounts if you played an ER. The Terminal turned out to be a fun game; the Morty community steered us right. The set was cool and the mission was fun to solve. The puzzles were mostly easy to medium, with observation being key. There’s plenty to look at in terms of decor, but not all of it was part of the puzzles. There were a couple of puzzles with logic issues, but they didn’t spoil the fun. If you are in the area, play the Terminal and tell them you found it on Morty!