Escape from Skull Dungeon

A headache inducing slog through ill-conceived puzzles. The introduction of death/enemies could be interesting, but it is rather an annoyance that irritates the player versus leaning towards exciting game play. Even textures within the game give up as bugs and inconsistencies plague the experience. The last puzzle/boss drives players to slice themselves and give up rather then trying to defeat it. At best pick it up on sale or in a bundle. Like other reviews, the later games have more enjoyment.

Stürzt die ganze Zeit im Coop ab.

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Not as good as Kyoto House, but still fun to play such games in coop

nice riddles, i liked it a lot

Enjoyable, clearly worth the price.

Kyoto's one was much better. This has more action and the escape room feeling is lost. Riddles are more basic too.

A fun little puzzle game. Played with a friend which made it more enjoyable, though none of the puzzles required a teammate to complete. There was one puzzle with some books that didn't make much sense to me, even after brute forcing the solution but other than that all the solutions were pretty intuitive. Worth the cheap price, I'd say.

We played this a week after Escape from Kyoto. The reviews were mixed, but we enjoyed the first one so we gave it a shot. And we had fun! It is an escape room with several rooms, you have to solve puzzles, use passcodes, or find keys to make progress and get to the next room. Compared to the first one - Escape from Kyoto - it is a similar game, with similar visuals, but this time it is set in a dungeon. In this one, you can also find enemies and traps. Ok so, if you read the reviews, you will see people complaining that too many puzzles are text based. But it's not too hard. In fact, they are more riddles than puzzles. You might have to think one minute or two about it. Because we had read the reviews beforehand, I think we were actually better prepared, and we were expecting a lot of trouble. But in the end, it was fine, a fun little challenge. You can also die, because of enemies and traps, but you have infinite lives and this is just a matter of giving you some kind of high score at the end. And the game is not full of traps all the time either. Overall, a good experience! This game felt a little smarter and a little more dangerous than the first one. We had fun and we are glad that we played both puzzle games. Personally, I think that some of the reviews are too harsh. And even though the game is not too long, the game at its current price is reasonably priced. It is however not really replayable but that in fine. For a one of a kind experience, it can be worth it. So in short, try Escape from Kyoto, and if you like it and you think you can handle puzzles with a couple of riddles on top, try this one too!

Really enjoyed. Worth it. The attempt at adding drama/suspense kinda sucked. But the puzzles were good