So I really like this game. It is challenging yet easy enough to figure out by using some common sense and thinking with an open mind. However, I am quite annoyed by the fact that I spent money to remove the ads and it only solved part of the problem. For example, it removed the random ads popping up while playing but the ad bar at the bottom did not go away and if you accidentally click near the top of the screen and accidentally pull down, like your pulling down to view the home screen, and then click back in to the game, it randomly pops a 30-35 second ad up which is really annoying especially considering that you can’t skip them and that I thought I payed to remove ALL ads! Other than that though, it’s a great game. Just need to fix the ad stuff. If you do, I would most likely rate this five stars instead of just four! Keep up the good work developers!

This simple and (for me) short escape room game was underwhelming, to say the least. While promising a good scare, it tried really hard to mimic games like the Rusty Lake series and had a very similar story to Layers of Fear (I assume). The cutscenes that are actually supposed to introduce the plot and ending sequences didn’t function, so it’s hard to tell who you were and what it all even means anyway. If you’re not paying to remove ads or get hints, it’s probably worth the 15-20 minutes it takes. Otherwise, I’d find another one to try.

The game plays all right. It reminds me vividly of Rusty Lake. It’s a bit harder to solve puzzle-wise and finding things is like clicking around and hoping, so hints are a must. But the hints are for things I’ve already solved. An option to choose hints or to make hints progressive (only start offering at where you’re stuck at to help gameplay) it would allow for more immersive and more fluid gameplay,

If you like copious amounts of ads, great! This is the game for you! If not, you're better off finding a different escape room game to play. Everytime you go to a new room, play for more than five minutes, or even just start the game, you get greeted with a 30-35 second ad. You can't even turn off cell service for the app to play the game in peace, and with it feeling like it's trying to rip off the Cube Escape/Rusty Lake series (and even Forgotten Hill in a few small places), it just reminds you constantly that there are better games you could be playing. If I could give it a zero star rating I would.