Escape Machine City: Airborne Hack 1.09 + Redeem Codes

This is only my second time playing this kind of game and I have just started that’s why only the three stars. I may update later after I’ve played a little more! Graphics are lovely, really make you feel immersed in the game! Sights and sounds are right on, smooth movements and quick responses. So far so good, easy access to hints and they are very helpful. Not like other games I’ve played. Looking forward to the rest of the game! If nothing else, try the free part and judge for yourself! ENJOY! You can tell the makers of this game went above and beyond to make this very exciting!
Back again! I have now given this game five stars and I purchased the whole shabang! It is so much fun! Not too hard to make it impossible, but hard enough to make you think! If you get stuck you can go back and start the session over, I love that option! I find myself becoming immersed in the whole thing and can’t wait for the next scene! This is one of the best games I have ever played, and believe me, I have played many! Give it a try and you won’t be disappointed!

The dev’s earlier titles were a bit messy. The dull & inconsistent storylines and buggy game play of the past are gone! This game plays as it were made by a AAA brand.
You move from room to room, escaping each one. It starts with simple small rooms then progresses to larger more complex puzzles. The best part is the free trial. It really gives you a taste of what’s to come. And if you like the free levels, I can pretty much guarantee satisfaction ‘til the end.
Another improvement is w/the ads. There’s an option to fast forward through the commercials, turning 30 secs of annoyance to 5 secs of anticipation.
Can’t wait to see what they have next!

It’s a pretty good game. I’ve been playing for an hour or so and I’m on level 13. It’s quite easy if you’re used to these kind of brain teasers. This game is better suited for 8-12 yrs than adults. It’s unfortunate that the graphics and playability are so great, but the puzzles are very simple and straightforward. I have gotten stuck once, and the hints are almost useless. For example, I couldn’t figure out a puzzle so I took a hint. The hint was arrows pointing at that puzzle. Yeah, I know I need to solve the puzzle, I just don’t know how to solve it. Sometimes these games are more about figuring out what objects you’re actually able to interact with rather than using your noggin. It’s a good game, great graphics and play, but not nearly as good as The Room or Da Vinci. If you’re looking for other great plays check out Rusty Lake and Meridian 157.

I understand why they have ads to get hints and after each level. I was fine sitting through them but to watch ads and then get 1/3 of the way through the game and have to pay to continue with ads? No thank you.
Yes the game is somewhat interesting. Puzzles are hard but not too hard. If I had access to the whole game I probably could have finished it in one day. I just hate that it felt so underhanded and devious. Do one or the other from the start. Either charge people from the onset or offer it free with adds all the way through. Your getting paid for me watching ads so why should I pay you to watch ads?
Also should mention that the game has zero replay ability. So we’re supposed to pay to go through it once and then toss it.
Gave the game 2 stars for being able to go through the first 1/3 with ads.

When I played the first one it was good even though I didn’t but the full version for the first or the second this one was absolutely stunning! I loved the 3D style and the new puzzles to solve. I do have an idea for the next machine city game though... you guys should do ( Escape Machine City: Flooded ) this time the city is on a floating platform or boat, but a mysterious flood has token out its communication and has been left for weeks until the player sails to the island to find out what happened and bring it back to land. Thank you for making this game it was a great game, keep making more escape games!

I played it about 6 months ago. I enjoyed it so much I looked for other games just like it. They are few and far between. The graphics are very enjoyable. No glitches that I experienced. The puzzles are not to hard but not real easy. They progress to a higher difficulty. If you like puzzles you won’t go wrong playing this game.

I'm really becoming a fan of Snapbreak after sampling quite a few of their titles. Airborne is quite an improvement over the first Machine City, which I enjoyed but was lacking in a few areas.

Even though the puzzles are fairly straightforward to figure out (except for the dang security encryption screen in Level 14!), they are cleverly integrated into the storyline, and I experience a great deal of satisfaction in being able to consistently progress through the game.

The visual style is both imaginative and realistic at the same time with smooth animation and navigation. The hints point you in the right direction without giving too much away.

Would love to see another Machine City installment. Great job, developers!

I would love to give this game 5 stars. Graphics are great, and the the gameplay is fun. Problem is, you have to pay to get the full game, which I don’t have a problem doing when I love a game. I paid though, and it turns out there aren’t many more levels left, and they’re just as short as the “free” ones. It’s a super short game. If I pay for a game, I expect more game time for my money. That’s why I gave 3 stars, instead of 5, and I probably won’t play any other games from this developer, because I don’t trust them now.

I'll just say it: this is definitely a competitor for series like The Room & Da Vinci. Even has a few of its own ideas sprinkled in to differentiate it from the pack. A bit on the short side, but I still loved every second & happily paid for the entire experience.

I hope this is indicative of the quality of all your games going forward - if so, you have a devoted new customer!

The game has the longest ads I have seen unless you upgrade - and the length of play to complete the game is so short there is no way it is worth the price to upgrade. The upper levels are fairly simple and do not justify the cost.

I really like the game, but I can’t understand why your choice on puzzles is to solve them or skip them. Why not show the work through to the solution - then as the user understands one puzzle they have more insight to help solve the next. Frankly in some cases I didn’t realize I was looking at a puzzle.

I think the fact that you lose your progress if you exit in the middle of a level is actually good given how short the levels really are.

Given that you have so much artwork that is never used in solving the game it really shouldn’t take much to beef this game up with more hidden objects and puzzles at each level.