Beep's Escape

A really enjoyable and charming retro throwback game.

Very faithful pastiche, just wish the game was longer.

[h1]Very Good at What It Does[/h1] Beep's Escape is some fine "Dizzy-Adjacent Gaming". If you don't remember Dizzy, it was a series of games best known for its ZX Spectrum entries that were a third action-platformer, a third Metroid-like, and a third point-and-click-adventure. You wander a world, collecting items and managing your extremely limited inventory space, using those items to solve puzzles and open up more bits of the world to hopefully collect more items. Along the way, you're also trying to grab all of a given trinket. This game has all of that, including numerous red herring items that serve no actual purpose, and a fun easter egg or two. It isn't a particularly long game, but you'll enjoy it if you liked the Dizzy games, or the idea of them appealed to you.

A neat little retro adventure game. The aesthetics are nice, the inventory puzzles aren't too hard, there are just a good amount of trash items you are not going to need... This and the hazards strewn about are bit too retro for me. Starting from the beginning because of terrible hit boxes still isn't great game design - I quite enjoyed the game in the casual mode.

Really enjoyed this game. finding the circuit boards was tough. you need to search everything! could do with a completion achievement or something? just ends and doesn't even go back to the menu? other than that, i recommend it.

I love graphics, music and characters.

A lovely homage to the old 8-bit action-adventures.

Let's get straight. The eighties?. Speccy?. Classic Q, A, O, P and M keybind scheme?. Dizzy, Seymour and (comtemporary) Egghead series?. Yes, right?. Enough said. Now go and buy it. Congratulations, people from Yolkfolk: a new star has born. It is so nice that sometimes is so easy to write a review... :P And by the way, as part of the homage to the Speccy, the developer has added a loading screen and named the option of rebinding/remapping the controls as always was: 'REDEFINE KEYS'. P.D.: I've created a map of the game, so you'll have no issues on finding those remaining hidden circuit boards, hahahaha... ;D https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2993711634

Very retro, love the art and the music and it has a beautiful CRT filter too! Hard, like a lot of platformers from the era, but then I also don't play many in general so possible a case of needing to "get good" Cute robot too!