Exit Condition One HD

This game is pure gold! It has a really engaging story, an incredible set of puzzles that work seamlessly with room scale or without and the developer has even added replayability with mini games and collectibles! I shall not spoil the story, but I will say it has been well designed to connect each of the levels, with lore also included throughout! The level of meticulous detail put to each of the puzzles and the level design that encapsulates them is excellent! There are optional hints if needed and while at times I scratched my head as with a puzzle escape room game it's so rewarding to progress! I also wish to add the extra details that playing on PC affords, with beautiful light reflections and crisp details throughout! I'm always cautious of buying a one time playthrough game. But I'm happy to say Exit Condition One has a slew of replayability! The collectible mini robots are cute and will have you applauding the developer for his creativity in placing them! Each of the mini games are fun, engaging and will have you returning time after time! Why do you not have this game already?! Do not sleep on this hidden gem, well worth the money and it's been a joy to play!

Every room is different from the other, feels like there is multiple puzzle games inside one game ! Cool!

A nice little escape room type game with an optional room scale mode (I really wished I had the space to play in room scale) Whilst the main story campaign is of reasonable length (I believe it took me 6-8 hrs first time) The game is chock full of memorable and clever puzzles and is more than worth its low asking price not only because its replayable with collectible's to find but.......... There's also mini games in the game that could almost be full blown titles in themselves. One is obvious to the player and is a music game similar to something like audiotrip (but a bit simpler) with a surprising amount of songs to dance to (more that I expected from a mini game) There's another mini game that's more hidden for players that I also enjoyed blasting through. The score chaser in me has had more than a few goes off this minigame alone! Who knows what other secrets the game may be hiding? Exit condition one is also on the standalone meta store (where I originally experienced it in Early Access) Both stand alone and steam versions run pretty much par on with each other (Im not sure if enhanced visuals are comming to the PC version but I was happy enough with the visuals already, for a smaller title) Easy recommendation. I just noticed achievements have been added (another reason to replay in the future. Note I did play test the game a while back but I enjoyed the game to replay the game again on steam , and to recommend/gift two copies of the game to friends (so technically I didn't receive the game for free XD just to be clear)

C'est super super... Buggy! On prend les objets avec bien du mal. Ils disparaiîssent ou tombent plusieurs fois avant de fusionner avec le sol. C'est saccadé alors qu'il y a pas grand chose ni côté graphisme ni côté action. Rien que l'étalonnage des bras ça a été une galère... Je joue sur Quest 3 avec Virtual Desktop. Remboursement direct. Je ne vais pas attendre un miracle. Une honte de sortir un jeu dans un tel état! Edit : Souhaitant tout de même essayer le jeu et calmé par votre réponse honnête, j'ai acheté le jeu sur Quest 3. Alors ça va beaucoup mieux, c'est intelligent. Cela utilise des mécanismes que j'avais déjà vu mais trop rarement... Bravo! Seul gros problème l'holoscreen. Je dois tordre mon poignet dans tous les sens pour le faire apparaître et je n'ai pas le temps de sélectionner une option qu'il disparaît. Il faut que je retourne mon poignet complètement et que je lise à l'envers! Là ça marche mieux mais ce n'est pas très pratqiue...