Inescapable

Inescapable is so bad I couldn't even bring myself to play 30 minutes of it.

You need to have used this product for at least 5 minutes before posting a review for it (3 minutes on record). またひとつSteamの仕様を学んでしまった。

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Ein Plattformer der alten Schule wie Trap``s n Treasures oder Flashback, halt wie die guten alten Amiga-Spiele . Ich liebe es; von diesen Spielen sollte es viel mehr geben.

Finally got around to beating this game. Some of the mechanics were a bit annoying, but I found it overall to be alright. Even though it has mostly negative reviews at the time of writing this, I'd still give it a chance and try to play at least an hour of this game before jumping to conclusions.

If there'd been an automap, I might have tried slogging through it. I don't necessarily need an objective marker, just some kind of space of reference to know where I've been already. But you couldn't put that in, so I can't put in the time.

... What can I say?... Do you like Flashback?. Well, you will have some fun with this game. The End of this game... well, it´s not good.

Short but sweet. It's the Fugitive meets Mega Man.

Awful, boring game. If you've ever wanted to play Metroid, but without the interesting story, without cool powerups, without any challenge, and without any actual open-world backtracking that sort of coined the phrase 'metroidvania', then buy the ♥♥♥♥ out of this game. Otherwise, stay away. Instead, go purchase an actual good game like Terraria.

Quantum Leap was cancelled after 5 seasons without notice. The producers allowed them to hastily put together a series of static flashcards communicating what happened to the characters. Quantum Leap has a better ending than Inescapable. Not to pile on "Mostly Negative" reviews, but honestly, after wandering around for 20 minutes thinking I was softlocked only to find a room I had forgotten about (there's no map, in case you're wondering) and drudging through another couple of minutes of who-cares gameplay, I realised when I saw the words "The End" that I had reached the end. I wouldn't have known otherwise. There are all these hints that there's going to be some Big Bad at the end of the game, and none of it pays off. It feels half-finished, if that. It's embarrassingly bad. I don't often say this, but really, just don't bother. When you have games like Sheepy, The Looker, Indigo Park, and whatever else tickles your fancy being released for free, £3.99 is too much. If I were the developer, I'd take this down, acknowledge that this didn't turn out the way I wanted it to, and start work on an actual game following the same broad proof-of-concept. That's not to say the developer doesn't deserve to make money from their work - they do - but I challenge anyone to walk away from this thinking anything other than that this is a prototype at best. If you need further warning, look at the awards: Named the "Best PC Metroidvania You Didn't Play of 2013" by Featured as a notable game in 's Top 10 Indie Horror Games of 2013. These were either like that to begin with, or have since been scrubbed. At best that's retractions of earlier statements, at worse it's bad-faith marketing flim-flam. Honestly don't know when/where I picked this up - I don't remember buying it. I bounced off it a few times before finishing it, and now having finished it, I feel I should've trusted my instincts.