Escape The Room

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Escape The Room
by George Vicarey

Puzzle
2012

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(based on 3 ratings)
2 reviews

About the Story

Find the items to escape the room.

Game Details

Language: English (en)
First Publication Date: November 20, 2012
Current Version: Unknown
License: Freeware
Development System: quest
IFID: C18D77A3-86B2-4A89-8F5F-A0AEC2B99E22
TUID: j5kpr1tjd3qs6ukn

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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:

Nothing to Write Home About, January 26, 2013

by QotC

This game suffers from a lack of verbs and object descriptions. The only way to really make any progress is to click on the options that appear when you hover over an object's hyperlink, and the vagueness of the interactions ("Use X with Y") makes it a little bit hard to figure out what the game wants you to do. On the plus side, it's playable and winnable, and also very short.

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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:

A short diversion again, December 26, 2013

by Simon Deimel (Germany)

This short game is not comparable with the masterpieces of interactive fiction, but I have seen worse. The commands seem a bit arbitrary, because things that should normally be understood don't work. (Spoiler - click to show)I had a code on the paper, but reading it did not work... instead unlocking something was enabled without any further actions. It was not obvious that I did not even have to do something with the code. I think it is due to the structure of the development system -- the writer probably tested his own game by clicking the command panels instead of checking the parser, so the use of the command line has been neglected. Many objects lack a description, they are just "nothing out of the ordinary". There could have been more effort to describe the story world, or in this case the story room.
Furthermore there could have been more of a story. I was not satisfied with the ending, I wished to know why I had been trapped there. But I think this is a general subject of escape-the-room-games: They cast a player into a situation and the story is not important. So not a real disadvantage.