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Rusty Lake Cube Escape Collection is an absolute mind-bender of a game- in the best possible way. The story is amazing, I was engrossed by what was to come next as I was solving the puzzles and trying my best to escape from every room. I also commend them on their great walkthroughs. When I got stuck it was really easy to go to the settings menu and choose the option to view a walkthrough, which takes you to their website and shows you a walkthrough video. It is very easy to see the solution or even just a hint as to how to solve the thing you are stuck on in the walkthrough videos. This allows the player to get the help they need while still enjoying the experience and feel like they are doing most of the puzzle solving on their own. These games are not too difficult and not too easy, in other words they are accessible for everyone. I commend Rusty Lake for creating a beautiful game that is not only entertaining, but makes you think as well, and remember the experience long into the future. Even though I played through the whole series, I will definitely be back to play these again and get all the achievements I missed! Truly, as the game states, “the past is not even past,” and you really feel that way when you are done playing! I recommend this game to anyone who loves puzzles, stories, and wants a unique challenge!

I was on a hunt through the App Store for a puzzle-based escape room for about a month. Of the 10-12 different developers I’ve tried, not a single one can hold a candle to the genius of Rusty Lake. The originality alone would put it on the top spot, but the great puzzles, artwork that is both sophisticated and simple, and the plot that is clear enough to understand it, but still is confusing enough for personal aha moments make it shoot past the competition. Even the details are perfect: the anonymity of the animal-headed people , the recurring images of fish, Laura, clocks, Harvey, cubes, etc., and the simply inspired use of famous paintings. I loved seeing the pieces of the puzzle fall into place as I uncovered the story. Another great part about this game is that if I wait a while, I can replay all the puzzles, and I usually make a new realization every time! I can tell how much the developers care about telling the story instead of making money on cheap content, unlike the ad-loaded, mindless games I used to play. I have played nearly every game in the series already, including the premium ones, and I can’t wait to see what happens next at Rusty Lake! Also, thank you so much.

I thoroughly enjoyed this series. The plot left a lot of room for imagination and curiosity. It does contain frequent scenes of blood and violence, so I would be aware of that. It’s meant to be spooky, and what I love about the way it does that is that *spoiler* there are episodes where you play as the villain or the spooky character.
As for the puzzles, there are several that I had to use the hint for. Unlike some other escape rooms there is a paranormal or fantasy element that means that the products of the puzzles are not always the logical expectation, but that just adds to the intrigue.
The only ads in this game were by choice: you watch an ad to get a hint when you’re stuck, and you have no limits to the amounts of hints you can get. What’s great is that there were no pop-up ads whatsoever. It was so refreshing and helped me to have a more immersive experience.
I have played some of this franchise’s other games, and if you have as well, you’ll enjoy the concepts, characters, and Easter eggs that carry over from the rest of the series.
All in all I loved it. Intriguing storyline, challenging puzzles, and a great experience. I can see myself playing it again.

I've watched and played tons of escape rooms, and this is the topper. They can be insanely difficult, but overall still possible. It's such an amazing game. I've downloaded Paradox, Hotel, and now am playing Roots. I'm not the best at writing a big paragraph like other reviews, but I think I can be able to do it like this. The art style is simple yet unsettling, the perfect mix for this series. If I could experience these games in the right order for the first time again, I completely would. I will buy every game that they have, no matter the cost. I highly suggest when you finish this to download Paradox and buy Chapter 2, as well as Roots. Roots has the story of the Vanderbooms. I'll stand by this opinion for however long I live, and wish that the creators make it super far in this journey, even more than they already have. Thank you Robin and Maarten for making such an amazing series, continue to make these amazing games!!

When I first stumbled upon this series I thought it was just a generic puzzle game but I was wrong. This series of games with a story all uniting each other is amazing, at first I had a hard time figuring out some of the puzzles and still do. No matter how many times I get bored of this game and come back to it it’s still just as hard and entertaining as last time. I still haven’t fully pieced the story together but what I think/ know is that your exploring your memories which are starting to fade away and become distorted from the lake. I’m still confused as who you are when playing as it seems to switch between people like for example Arles but yet again I haven’t pieced together much of the lore behind the game. Great job, would recommend. Also this is my first time leaving a review so it may sound a little weird or not be as good as others but I tried.

I played most of the others in the Rusty Lake Cube Escape series before this, so I already knew somewhat the mood and feel of many of the puzzles before starting this. Most of them were clever, as usual, and just the right combo of weird and challenging. However, in this one, I got stuck at the sunflowers. As far as I can tell, there is no logic and just trial and error, with too many combinations to guess randomly. After trying for days, I finally watched the walkthrough to figure it out. We shouldn’t have to do this to finish the game! I think perhaps a hint somewhere about the order? Or hint of mechanism of how the sunflowers enlarge and shrink, because as far as I can tell, you just have to get lucky. Otherwise, great game. Surprisingly light and cheerful in tone compared to the others—well, despite the ear thing and the corrupted soul making an appearance at the end. Only didn’t give a 5 because I was comparing to the others, which were outstanding.

I had memories of playing Harvey’s Box and Birthday in 2015, when I was in high school and home sick from some kind of fever. During this time I played several Flash games, these two being one of them. I won’t spoil the plot or mood, but I was completely blown away by the way the story emerges through the interactive elements.

Maybe it’s just me, but this game goes into my weird memory brain box of things that are detached from my normal reality and I completely forgot that this existed immediately after playing, like some kind of fever dream. Also, 2015 is pretty late for a flash game to be released. So when I heard that all of the Rusty Lake Games were ported to mobile, I immediately downloaded them so that I could play them through in order. What cool concepts and simple and intuitive implementation: this game is truly a fresh take on the point-and-click adventure genre.

This is a collection of Escape Room (Cube) games that have previously been individually released, and based on the first few games I’ve finished, it is well worth the download.

There’s a story that flows through out, even for ones that seem unrelated. The gameplay and puzzles are very reminiscent of old PC point and click escape games, including its difficulty😳, which is partially due to its psychological horror elements that make for a good mix of common sense and thinking outside the box type puzzles.

Horror is also another staple of a lot of classic escape room games and this game is especially impressive because each room is pretty simple, only really showing things that are needed for the puzzles.

The horror in this gave me Fran Bow vibes (particularly when the “madness” really kicks in and there’s a visual rumbling) without as much gore and without the horror elements being consistent throughout, which makes when they do happen that much more unnerving if you’ve lowered your guard, and if you haven’t, you’ll be anxious the whole time, worried about when something spooky will happen. 😬

It really adds this sense of being watched and feeling trapped which seems to be what they’re going for thematically. It’s really well done storytelling so far with a lot of symbolism and atmosphere.

The complexity and beautifully linked actual game series that Rusty Lake has managed to create and give us… chef’s kiss. I’ve played a couple times before about 2 years ago- before the all-in-one chapters were available- I looked up what order to play each game. I just happened to think about it randomly and dove right back in to this eerie and unnervingly deep world. The puzzles ARE tricky sometimes. But you really have to think outside the box….or rather….cube (ha). And there are walkthroughs and clues available if you get stuck. Seriously though, I keep coming back to this game. And be sure to play the others that tie into all the previous chapters. Standing ovation to the Rusty Lake creators. I really hope you continue putting all your effort into creating more. Thanks for giving us great quality and entertainment in these games.

^ best describes this series. Especially coming from someone who has followed these games from practically their beginning. When I had just found these types of games and instantly fell in love with the genre. Back then I played the game thinking it was just another one off game that would never solve the mystery and it was just there to make for interesting game play. I’m glad that I’m the end it turned into this wacky, weird, and at times morbid universe. I replayed some of the cube games dozens of times. Some how it doesn’t get boring for me. 😆 and while I have to admit there are times I get stuck on a puzzle there are hints and walkthroughs to help every time. I hope that there is still more to come as this is one of my favorite point and click games if you could call it that. Thank you for all the hard work you have put into these games.