Curious Cases

Игра красивая, но слишком быстро проходится. Полтора часа...

This is my first negative experience with the puzzle games. The concept may be interesting however the gameplay with the items jumping all around the room is annoying. I read the reviewed and thought I could handle it. I couldn't. The last straw was the disappearing sound exactly when i was trying to solve the Morse code puzzle. I do not recommend this game to anyone.

100% the game in 86 minutes. Game was really easy with the exception of one puzzle. In the third chapter there was a puzzle that required a code that was not intuitive. [spoiler] the trapdoor [/spoiler]. Spooky ending, but it was really fun playing co-op. Played on Desktop, not VR.

Ist kein Detektiv Spiel sondern Escape Room!! Und dann auch noch katastrophale Steuerung, Licht blendet die Items die man sich angucken will und so weiter... Gefällt mir nicht.

不如密室逃脱模拟器一根毛，网友的设计比你的好多了

nice

Weak story. very short. if you finished all the escap room games online then you might think to play this one.

No story and too little puzzles.

not worth the price. it's ok in the sense that it is logical and fully playable. but for the price? i think you can get browser puzzle games with better plots for free. just mediocre puzzles here. plus it's waaaayy too short. the fact it has no save function tells you how short it is. it's done in fully rendered/realistic graphics but it's... so stiff. clunky movement both the player and the movable items. so yeah, if you can get it for free then maybe take it for a snack-sized game and 7 achievements, but definitely not worth paying for. was hugely disappointed by this.

This is a nice little escape room experience. I like how On Skull layers their puzzle design, and this game is definitely doing "more with less". The game is split across three levels with each level being one or two rooms in size. This constrains the puzzle design space nicely, and gives the game a real feel of an "escape room". This game is a few hours long, which is a good length for an experience like this. The puzzles are good combinations of codes, rather than keys, so you're not fumbling around with inventory items too much. When you do interact with items it's a question of picking it up and moving to where you need them. The item inspector is well executed. Overall the puzzles are very enjoyable. Content warning that the final chapter does get a little creepy so be warned on that one.