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n November 1989, 18-year-old Roxy Warner was all over the headlines. The beautiful and popular senior at Franklin Heights had a passion for journalism and was seemingly loved by all. When she was discovered murdered in her own bedroom, everyone was shocked. Everyone...except Roxy. She'd suspected she was in danger ever since she found out some secrets at school,but whose secret ended her young, promising life? The police's investigation has begun; however, Roxy's parents believe the key to solving who killed her lies in the strange puzzles scattered throughout her room. They've hired your team of private detectives to solve Roxy's secrets, but you best hurry before the killer skips town and her death becomes yet another unsolved mystery.
All ratings (44)
Very positive
Gameplay
Mostly positive
Atmosphere
Very positive
Customer service
Very positive
39 escape rooms
Did this one with my in laws! It was their first time doing one and they really enjoyed the room. Especially the fact that it was like a murder mystery! Well done and clue we’re cohesive and led to the right direction
No
Medium
4
Not scary
3
No
No
Not at all
Yes
Easy
39 escape rooms
Didn’t feel like much of an escape room more like a murder mystery jammed into one room. Not saying it wasn’t fun but it was a bit jammed back and story line was hard to follow at times.
Truly felt like there needed to be more here. The overall idea was great and I liked the setting but this being just one room with way too much shoved into one room.
None, black lights
14 escape rooms
The Murder of 89 isn’t an escape room. It’s a who dunnit room. That’s not to say it’s bad, my friends and I enjoyed it and we made got the answer with one minute to spare. The Atmosphere matched the theme great. The staff is wonderful as well. I recommend this room for anyone to try out.
It’s not a theme based on escaping, but a who done it scenario. You have to solve a murder, which is a fine as the challenge is good and adds tension to get it right and not just escape.
As a child from the 1980s they got the design right, also feeling a bit cliché of 1980s pop culture.
Staff and game masters are great.
Not at all
Is the standard moving around a room and solving puzzles.
21 escape rooms
I did this room for my 17th birthday and it was the first room I ever did! the puzzles are a nice challenge, not too easy but also not too hard to solve. if you’re feeling nostalgic or want to experience what living in the 80’s feels like with a little murder mystery twist id definitely recommend it! I will say im a bit biased because it started off an unhealthy obsession with escape rooms
the game flows really nice, there are three paths in the room and each path is labeled pretty clearly, there is also a set goal
it definitely felt like a time capsule of a teenage girls bedroom
the staff is very warm and welcoming
Yes
the murder mystery theme had you really immersed in the story, along with the atmosphere its a very good immersive experience
you never really forget about the premise due to it being a murder mystery and being able to guess the killer just keeps you glued onto what’s happening in the room
Medium
the room fits 2-6 players and I feel like there would be a major difference between the amount of people. if youre more experienced the less people the better, if youre newer id recommend 4-6
Mechanical
only a few techie functions in the room the rest is more manual which I feel helps set up the atmosphere like a real investigation
4
4 is the sweet spot no matter the experience level
Not scary
nothing really scary, one or two of the tech functions may startle you but its not scary
11
10 or 11 is the golden target for a room like this, its not too hard but the older components may have younger kids asking what a cassette tape is or even a VHS tape. reading comprehension is also important for this room
No
No
Not at all
its a bedroom setting, its only one room
only 1 big color puzzle, everything else is pretty good about accessibility
Yes
Easy
29 escape rooms
I had a lot of fun playing this with friends and family, the puzzles made sense to the story and we had a lot of fun unraveling the truth behind the murder of roxxy. The incentive to put the right person behind bars (accuse them) instead of just escaping was a nice twist. Felt like a huge game of clue!
11
I would say this room is suitable for people of younger ages. As long as you love clue you’ll love this room.
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“This is a fun game for a lean team of enthusiasts or a slightly larger team of newer players. “
“This game is extremely story-driven with twists and turns that will slowly unravel...“