
Toy Escape is a co-op game for up to 4 players where you play as a small toy trying to climb your way through a giant house to reach the rooftop and escape. Jump, climb, and find your way out in this fun, toy-sized adventure!
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Experience the world from a miniature perspective, where everyday objects become massive obstacles.
Team up with friends to climb, jump, and help each other escape — or watch them fall and laugh a little.
Navigate through furniture, tools, shelves, and more to reach the rooftop and escape the house.
Bright, polished graphics bring the toy world to life in a vibrant, fun aesthetic.
Stats
All-time low is the lowest price we've recorded for this game since we started tracking it.
Languages: English**languages with full audio support
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 39 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
Pas trop mal, ça se finit vite mais il y a quelques problemes léger de grimpe avec cet ALS .
Estuve jugando la beta y me resulto bastante entretenido, ahora que he podido probar el juego final por fin puedo decir que me ha sorprendido para bien! lo recomiendo 100% para los amantes del parkour. 10/10 si jugaste only up te lo recomiendo sin duda
Juego muy entretenido para jugar con tus amigos corto pero intenso realmente vale lo que cuenta 10/10 👌
not bad for the cheap price. a bit janky but for the 1 hour play its ok.
Thank the lord this game was on sale for 83p. Toy Escape is a pretty decent concept, just executed so badly..plus AI.. The graphics are so rough, there's no settings for key binding nor tutorial. Using a controller is practically a no go. 4/10 Rating.
This game is a mix of good and bad. I got it on sale for like, $1.50 I think. It was a fun 1 hour romp. The controls could be a little more clear, especially the clambering which was frustrating at first. For those who are scratching their heads, checkpoint is R and Parachute is E. These controls are on the screen but can be very hard to see until you notice them. Checkpoints are spaced okay, some are too close together and some are too far apart or just have a few frustrating things between them. The scavenger hunt for the rats was kinda fun too, once I knew about them. All in all, for being this guy's first game and made by himself, its not terrible. The animations are pretty solid, the graphics are serviceable, and the little bits of dialogue are really funny at times. I will say, I wish checkpoints were more interesting. Maybe instead of a hard reset point, you did things to make getting back up easier. Toy sized ladders, lifts, something. Also was there any moving objects or anything? thinking back on it I think everything was static but maybe I am forgetting something. If not, that would be cool.
Well worth it. Mechaduck would be proud.
Was a solid hour of entertainment. We won't forget you Mechaduck!!
Lot of fun
Ein wenig kurz und manchmal ein wenig glitchig, aber im Sale auf jeden Fall ein sehr spaßiges kurzes Game.
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