Underground Blossom Hack 1.1.9 + Redeem Codes

Love the game! Especially the ending. Huge fan of all Rusty Lake games. I have played them repeatedly over the years and I’ve recommended them to my nephews who also love them. One of my favorite things about the Rusty Lake collection has always been the excellent and atmospheric sound design . With Underground Blossom, while I really enjoyed the evocative music in between stations and the voice acting, the sound effects of say, obtaining a key, are slightly tinny compared to the more solid and satisfying sounds in their other games. I did not really like the background train station noises, it felt like something was missing. The music that played when Laura‘s mother was taken by the deer skull was like nails on a chalkboard! I found it anxiety inducing. Ditto for the screeching and slamming noises throughout the Soul station segment. It was unnerving. I will be sure to shut the music off in the settings next time I play it. Of course, I was still thrilled for a new installation in this wonderful series and highly recommend this game along with entire superb collection.

I originally was drawn to the Rusty Lake series because of their cleverness in puzzles, art, and storyline, and although I do not want to leave below a five star review for any of their games, unfortunately, Underground Blossom is another step in the downward trajectory of the past few years. First of all, it was too short. On the night of the release, I planned to play the game five minutes at a time as a break from studying for a large calculus test the next day, but to my surprise, I was able to complete it over the course of these short breaks. It was probably no more than an hour and a half total. The puzzles were disappointingly simple, with most of them amounting to matching a simple tool with an object in the room. Also, there was none of the visual creativity that the Cube Escape games had — no well-planned color schemes, eccentric wallpaper, or artistic influences. Because of the tiled walls and sparse decoration, the stations were all pretty uninspiring, aside from Soul Station. Finally, the story added little to the lore of the game, other than that Laura was a lonely teen. I still am a fan of the series and I will continue to play the new games, but I would love to see something that resembles Rusty Lake as it started out.

I have been a huge fan of Rusty Lake for 7 years now. I have every single game and have played them over and over. This is a stunning and beautiful addition to the series. It is challenging but fun and keeps the player moving. This one also seems yo wrap up some loose ends.
I always enjoy the game play, and this one was very fun. The puzzles were a bit easier than I am used to from this series however there are some rather difficult ones that make up for it.
The visual are also just stunning. As time goes on the design begins to grow and become more and more beautiful. It stays simplistic to harken back to the roots (get it lol) but modernized it to make it seem more fresh.
This is so much fun. I recommend everything by Rusty Lake the whole series is fun and spooky. This is the perfect time of year for it too! 10/10 I will continue to recommend to everyone I meet!

It really pains me to say that I was a little disappointed in the full version release of this game. I think it may have been overhyped and underdelivered. For one thing, it was too short. Most RL fans had already played the lite version (at least once) as we waited impatiently for the full version to come out. Then, when it finally released, nothing at all had been added to the lite version to make it different or more robust - you just had to play those same puzzles again until you got to the new release. I felt like that was a missed opportunity. In addition, except for only a couple of semi-challenging puzzles and one just downright annoying puzzle, most of the puzzles were so simple they didn't even feel like they belonged in the Rusty Lake universe.

On the positive side, the graphics and artwork were really good. The storyline was signature Rusty Lake - haunting, creepy, weird, with a dash of hope (or is it dashed hopes?) And the music score was excellent. But this game probably won't be one I return to again and again like some of the others.

Take it with some salt as I have been following Rusty Lake for some time and a very big fan of their work

This has been a fairly straight forward game, can play through it all in maybe 2 hours tops. There is a walkthrough provided as you need but completely optional. This game is part of a larger series, the Cube Escape is probably where you would want to start as it does reference some other scenes in there, the birthday party for example.

The music is super tasteful, my one and only critique though is that it is so short it is often left feeling empty. It is not complete silence, plenty of ambience, but I do wish there were some more moments of music throughout.

I waited until I knew I had enough time to immerse myself into another saga of the family history. I started mid afternoon and on chapter five a few hours later as I couldn’t put it down. Now I’m stuck as I have tried everything so checked the walkthrough. Even though I had tried swiping my paintbrush over the picture, (yes I had the blood on it) I had to click the item to become named and then swipe the face. Al other inventory items were just dragging to the hot spot. I understand playing a game immediately after release can be glitchy, but I’m def not complaining! Love, love love!

So, I’m not new to rusty lake. I’ve played every game of theirs and know a lot of the lore. I enjoy playing their games. And this by far is one of the best ones I’ve played. Hotel, Paradise, and The Past Within are close if not even with this game. I absolutely love how the story focuses on Laura’s life, and how it shows detective Dale investigating Case 23 in the 5th (?) level. Like the lore is on point, the graphic do not disappoint, and the story is great as always. However, I do wish there was a hint system. Since this game just came out, there is no walkthroughs or anything, and I can’t solve the moth puzzle in the last level. Overall, great game! Please get it!! :)

If you’ve never played a rusty lake game before, think outside the box. You won’t need hints to solve the puzzles you just might have to use items in unexpected ways. Their puzzles are really satisfying to solve.

Every game they make is perfect. Great puzzles and they continue to improve their interface. This one did feel a little short compared to the other games*.

*Theres way more. This game was so worth the wait. They’ve done ARGs and second play through extras before so I went back to check if I missed something. This game is amazing!

This game, just as the other Rusty Lake Games, is absolutely incredible, amazing - simply breathtaking. You can feel and see all the love and effort the developers and every helping hand has put into this game. It is meticulously planned and designed and makes playing the game so much more enjoyable. The riddles and clues are a variety of difficulties and are just one of many reasons this game is highly addictive (in a very positive way)
Rusty Lake has, once again, made a game that doesn’t just tickle your brain, but also your heart - and it might just corrupt your soul? Bravo Rusty Lake - Bravo!

This game was so much fun. After TPW, I was a little nervous as to how this game was going to be. I felt like as cool as the prior game was, this one far surpassed it in its gameplay. I had a great time solving puzzles, I was excited when I got stuck on things. I was able to complete the whole game, including the achievements, in a few hours. The puzzles were challenging but not too much for me to rage quit! I think that after playing so many Rusty lake games, I’ve been able to identify what to do next quicker. I loved this. And just like matches in a drawer, I’ll always be around for more Rusty lake content!