Curious Cases

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.

A very interesting and fun escape room game. Coop mode is a big plus, as I find those kind of games quite boring on my own. I wish the number locks were used more sparingly. It was a bit ridiculous having 5 of them each chapter :D Switching them up with some symbols could be more interesting. Also some puzzles require you to infer information from English text which could be problematic for non native speakers wanting to enjoy the game. Overall I had a good time, can definitely recommend it for escape room enjoyers! ^-^

The puzzles get worse with every chapter, and the narrative feels like it was written in 15 minutes just to have any kind of story line in the game. The last chapter is so disjointed from the first two, and its puzzles are so lackluster (yet somehow completely unintuitive) that it left me unsatisfied and, putting it plainly, in a bad mood

deveria ser proibido colocar esse jogo como VR compativel, uma completa vergonha, fezes pura, o jogo nao clica, voce tem que usar o analogico para entrar no menu e fazer como se fosse um mouse, como que um jogo que se diz ser VR, nao tem a minima interacao com o VR. So consegui usar o menu apos fechar o modo VR e modificar pela tela do pc, simplesmente terrivel.

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.

I liked the first 2 chapters. But the final chapter was a big vibe change and it seemed really out of place. The textures were a bit hard to read so while I enjoyed most of it, the experience is too short and the final section very unsatisfying. I sadly can not recommend this.