Escape room 14+

The 7th Floor

3 - 10 people90 minutesAbove average

It's April 22nd 1928 Due to your wild and obscure behavior at home, your family has admitted you to the Psych ward wing here at Morningside Hospital in Tulsa, OK. Nurse Dolly (the founder of the Hospi

Large groupsFor pros

Company The Xcapery Escape Rooms Inc

Above average

Not scary

Without actorsActors

EnglishGame language

About the escape room

It's April 22nd 1928

Due to your wild and obscure behavior at home, your family has admitted you to the Psych ward wing here at Morningside Hospital in Tulsa, OK.

Nurse Dolly (the founder of the Hospital) will be watching you carefully as she makes her rounds. You must keep a psych patient in each location she has placed someone not to make her suspicious as though someone has escaped. Nurse Dolly keeps a tight ship here at Morningside, so you better be on your best behavior. If you are caught breaking the rules you will be punished!

You must find the hospital discharge paperwork for each patient before you are freed and convince Nurse Dolly to let you go back home.

Work together like a well-oiled machine, or you could be stuck in Morningside forever!!

Brief assessment

Navigator AI

Go for the immersion and stay for Nurse Dolly’s relentless presence. This 1928 psych‑ward story starts the second you arrive and keeps the pressure humming in the best way.

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AI Overview

AIReviews rave about the live actor and how the experience kicks off immediately without the usual pre-show routine. The set feels authentic and period-accurate, and the narrative ties everything together. Difficulty trends higher than average with non-linear, lock‑and‑key puzzling. One common note: it’s mostly a single-space experience with the actor very involved throughout.

WeaknessesLock‑and‑key focus and a mostly static layout won’t suit players who love multi-room progression. The actor’s constant involvement and the higher difficulty can overwhelm some groups.

StrengthsDeeply immersive from the door, with a convincing set and a cohesive story. The live actor elevates the stakes and keeps energy high. It genuinely feels different from standard escape rooms.

SecurityThe intensity is theatrical; staff keep things controlled while the actor enforces rules in character. Follow instructions and boundaries are clear even as the story blurs into play.

Level of fearNot gory, but the psych‑ward theme and in‑character enforcement add tension. Likely fine for teens; very sensitive players or young kids could find the pressure unsettling.

Actors' gameNurse Dolly is the engine of the room—present, sharp, and fully in character. Players highlight how she drives the narrative and interaction without breaking immersion.

Quality of riddlesNon‑linear puzzles lean lock‑and‑key, with solid logic and plenty to do in parallel. Coordination matters because you’re juggling tasks while maintaining appearances for Dolly. Expect a challenge, but nothing feels random or unfair in the reviews.

PlotYou’re patients in 1928, hiding in plain sight while hunting discharge papers to win your way out. Keep every “patient” where Dolly expects them, or she notices—then things get dicey.

Difficulty levelMedium‑hard. Best for groups that communicate well; first‑timers can enjoy it but may need hints to stay on pace.