Adventure Escape: Cult Mystery Hack 1.29 + Redeem Codes

I have played almost all of the series of games plus a few of the others (library, spacecraft), and I enjoy them all! I don’t usually need to use the hints but occasionally find myself stuck. I like that you have to use your brain and think in order to solve the puzzles. With A lot of similar games, when you click on something it automatically solves the puzzle. I find these puzzles relatively easy to solve, after I’ve thought a few minutes about the clue. The only thing I wish were different is if all of the clue choices were laid out (or the game knew where you were in need of help) and I could get help on the specific place I needed help. Many times I have gotten past parts 1 & 2 of the “hints” and only need the last part, but have to use my stars to purchase the hints leading up to the final hint, when I have already figured those out. It wastes my stars! Other than that, I find the map helpful, as long as you pay attention to the places you have been, so. You know what building is what, Kate says where you need to go so you can find your way through the map relatively easily. Thanks for all the Haiku games! I will continue looking for new ones as they come out!

You know those reviews that tell you: I never use the hints” or “ l finished it in a day”? Well, this review isn’t one of those.

I use the hints regularly and I have been playing for several days and just completed chapter 2. Real life gets in the way of moving faster, at least for me.

The story line is kind of fun, but let’s face it, one does not expect classic literature. The puzzles are what is fun, for me. Many I don’t need hints, allowing me to feel really smart; others not so much. The puzzle resets to the beginning if it is not completed. There is another opportunity to feel smart, one can race up to where the puzzle was left.
When an action is correct the action is frozen so I don’t waste time trying to put other parts together when it is already done.

Energy buys hints, or actual money. Energy refills could be offered daily, developers. Also, sometimes things are stuck in storage, frustrating. The pool balls took for flippin’ ever to complete, wouldn’t move and wouldn’t go in the pocket the first 3+ times. A fix here would be great. At any rate, that is a negative for me. Overall, this good entertainment for busy people who have a bit of time here and there.

Thanks for all the hard work.

This is the first of these type of “casual” game I have tried as an app, as opposed to playing them through Big Fish, for example. It’s been a long time since I’ve played one at all, so I’ve had a lot of anticipation.

So far, this has been fantastic! Really well beyond my expectations. Like one of the better Big Fish offerings, and no ads in sight thus far (I’m into the … third location? I want to say…maybe the fourth.). Puzzles are unique and just the right amount of difficulty thus far. Some head scratching but no rage-quit in sight. I am very picky and usually end up uninstalling a game very soon after installing. This one I think I will finish! Nice job.

The puzzles and level of difficulty of puzzles were challenging. I enjoyed the premise of escaping from a cult. But it was hard to feel that things were ever too dangerous for the protagonist when the Muzak is light bubblegum elevator/pharmacy midis. It didn’t really jive. In this case the game had enough cognitive dissonance between the actions/theme and the sounds that I had to just turn it off. I wanted something darker. Also everybody looked like they were out of a modeling magazine. I would have expected people to look more on skid row than off the pages of GQ or Maxim. Big Fish games have done well with creating sinister environs with creating scary immersive environments. I think more time should be examined here. Not sure if you want to have some hidden object game (HOG) elements to find some of the essential objects to build the MacGyver like contraptions to escape the danger/predicament.

I downloaded the first game while I was waiting in line at DPS. I honestly did not think it would be anything special because it only had 1k reviews, and I (wrongly) assumed that meant not many people are interested in these games. I’m so happy that I downloaded because I was hooked within minutes. I’ve now played 4 other Haiku games and starting the 5th one tonight. I can’t choose which story line is my favorite because they are all so wonderful. And I’m very pleased that the puzzles are different in every game, each story has a puzzle I haven’t seen before. Wonderful job !

Great game so far. I’ve been enjoying the Haiku games and this is probably my fourth game I have downloaded. My only problem with this is that I hope the developers can solve a little problem that could really be helpful. In the little puzzle games that require us to make connections to open doors, for example, it would be really helpful to make the pieces lock once they are in the right place so that if the puzzle is especially difficult, the player doesn’t get discouraged and frustrated. Plus, it helps move the game along. If the developers could do this with ALL their games then I probably wouldn’t mind playing the games over and over again.

I’ve been enjoying the game so far. Had to use the hints before I got the hang of the game which has me at a more difficult level and being unable to finish an area because I don’t have enough stars to get a hint. I probably wouldn’t have used the hints earlier if there was a little more explanation in the tutorial. So that is a bit frustrating.
Overall I am enjoying the game, but it’s not a game I will be able to use to just relax... and that is ok if you want to puzzle through a game. I just wasn’t really sure of what to expect from the reviews I read and the lack of info in the tutorial.

It’s okay but needs some improvements. I don’t like not being able to enlarge & move around the scenes to search for objects. It would also be nice if you provided a sentence or two of basic instructions for the games/puzzles instead of us having to buy hints. If we can’t solve em with that, then we buy the hints. And finally... I, personally, like the hidden object game, but so far I haven’t seen one.
So, in short; a couple instructions per game, hide n seek games with at least 10-20 objects to find, with ability to enlarge and move around to search rooms throughly (inside drawers, luggage, closets, purses etc).
Make house more intriguing, secret panels, doors, hallways, ceilings etc; insert items within them; a 5-10pt mini-game, free hints, pnts, clues etc.

I have played lots of these games from the same creator/series and I always enjoy them thoroughly, they’re the exact type of game I love. Everything was great until the fight with Seth in the cave. When I got the small target in the big target, Kate wouldn’t move, her arm stayed still with the antler and I kept getting hit, progress bar wouldn’t go up. I swiped out of the app, went back in but it was still not working. Did that a few times, I even restarted my phone but no luck! This game is really fun but it’s frustrating that it won’t let me finish the game! Wondering if anyone else had this issue?

This is a truly different and captivating game. A little slow, but better than no clue what you’re doing. Lol. No timer so you go at your own pace. Nice! Only problem is that it’s not always clear how to proceed next. Using stars for hints is fine, but they are hard to accumulate and costly to use. Nonetheless if you have a little patience you will move forward
It is very engaging with an actual storyline you can follow. Difficulty is medium. I like that you actually have to think. Only finished the first chapter but thoroughly enjoying the experience
You need NOT SPEND MONEY to progress. Highly recommended!!