Escape From Mystwood Mansion

Escape From Mystwood Mansion is a nice and short game that chains escape rooms together. This always means that the current room is never too big or complex, but at the same time carries an inherent problem with the design - the game doesn't let you save in the middle of a room. Usually it's fast to follow your footsteps back to where you were, but in case you need to stop the game for days or week, it's better to be aware of it. Though... it's only 4-5 hours. The puzzle design is really nice. There are objects or notes hidden in corners, items in clean sight but without an idea how to use them, some decryption too. The game also features many unique puzzles where the solution is usually pretty simple, but you have to think outside of the box for a bit to solve them. Overall it's a good mix of keeping your eyes open and your brain busy. While having a notepad is not necessary, in some cases it can definitely help.

I love escape rooms games. And this is one of the best I played! Though I am gonna be honest there was one thing I didnt understand in the game so I had to use hints then just guess every freaking number lol. But I enjoy the game 10/10

Just as I was ready to give up on 3D escapers, I played this! I really, really enjoyed this one. It made good on all my earlier complaints: the mansion is thoughtfully organized as much like an actual living space as possible, a constraint that hugely improves the experience, and there's just enough of a plot to give you intrinsic motivation. The puzzles are insanely well-designed and, wonderfully, they are even designed such that achievement and ending cleanup is easy and smooth, because once you know solutions you can bypass the stages quite quickly. I 100%ed it in about 4 hours and then instantly put the upcoming sequel on my wishlist. My one complaint was a lack of inventory -- even a small one or two item inventory would have been a great QOL improvement (this was most true in the pipe puzzle, where you had to move all the pieces through that crawlspace individually and it took a really long time). But this is a real nitpick. Anyway I don't have a ton to say about this game, I just think it nailed it. I think the tone was right -- tongue-in-cheek but also kind of weirdly sinister in the right proportions -- I think it was nice-looking with solid interior design, and I think the puzzle design was really excellent, highly varied and properly structured in terms of leading the player through it. I got emotionally attached to the package. A+.

Eh, it's alright; nothing special. I wouldn't really recommend it, to be honest. Also, the game uses AI for its paintings without disclosing it. That's a no from me.

The whole game and playable options last less than 3 hours. What would you pay for less than 3 hours game play? Whatever it is, is too much...

It's a decent puzzle game but way too short. Puzzles were okay and pretty easy to solve, if you don't mind some cozy vibes with easy puzzles then this game is for you, I would only get it on a big sale though.

The game is quite good, the puzzle are not too difficult but still interesting enough. But I finished the all game in 2h i don't think it is worth it. if on sale for 5 dollars may be