Escape 9 to 5

I just played the game for like an hour or two and I want to state my opinion on it. I like the idea and it's something interesting that i haven't actually seen before, it's kind of pioneer, this whole escaping the office routine thing till you reach the sky. The game has hard jumps and this is the point it makes you want to take the challenge and finish it almost in one take, and if you do it's rewarding I'd say. I like the controls and graphics too. I would highly recommend to give it a try. + What mostly draw my interest, is that only two people made the game and it's their first. Knowing that all this was created by just two developers makes it even better and impressive. Keep up the good work, would like to see more parkour games like this from you in the future!

To fagame to ragebait

Bought this on a whim because I like rage/parkour games and honestly it surprised me. The climbing takes a bit to get used to, but once it clicks the movement becomes really fun. The office section is harder than I expected but finally reaching the outside felt great, the outside section is even harder, but also way more rewarding when you finally clear the obstacles. It’s clearly made by a tiny team, but there’s something charming about the whole vibe of the game. If you enjoy Only Up–style challenge games, this is a solid pick.

Thought this would be easy. I was wrong. I have rage-quit 3 times already but I’m still coming back.

Didn’t expect to get hooked, but here I am! Hard but fair once you get the hang of it. The outside section is way cooler than the office. I really want to see a speed run!

extremely hard to get to the end, but feels very rewarding to finish the story. be prepared to rage a lot though!!!

highly addictive and challenging parkour fun! Definetly worth a purchase.

extremely hard game, good luck to those planning to finish it. i only got thru the first checkpoint after that it gets mad difficult but its doable, fun game overall

simple fun challenging parkour game

Tougher than I thought, but the movement feels solid once it clicks. Falling is brutal, though. Feels like one of those games you find early before more people discover it.