Hi, I am a ten year old girl and I am writing a review for the game Cube Escape Paradox. Enjoy... My addiction with Rusty Lake all started when I downloaded the game Samsara Room. I liked it so much that the next day, I got Cube Escape. I started playing it and I was hooked. My iPod touch is under my dad’s name so when I got this game it was also on my dad’s iPhone. So now, he is hooked to!!! As my title states, the game is phenomenal, but REALLY CREEPY!😥😥😥 I mean, if you have the game you might not think it is very creepy but I get spooked very easily. I am still on chapter one and the freakiest part so far was probably when the telephone told you to look through the keyhole and the girl was standing there. In my head I was like, “this has always been there.” But right in that second THE EYE WAS THERE!!!!!! 😬😬😬😬 I got so scared that I turned off my iPod and ran in the kitchen (ikr, that is how jumpy I am). Anyway, enough about me, let’s talk about the game. So if you like puzzle games that are creepy, then this is for you. It’s not the kind of creepy where there’s a monster chasing you. As a matter of fact, you don’t play with a character that can move around, it’s more of a looking game. You can tap the arrows on the screen to move rooms. It’s more of a paranormal creepy. It’s like when your playing it, you get that eerie feeling like when you walk into a dark basement. Anyway, I am only on chapter one and I have to say, this is probably the best game I have ever downloaded. There are new twists all of the time and it never gets old. I recommend this app to everyone. RUSTY LAKE ROCKS!!! But, if your really jumpy, then just watch out for the eye. lol! 😁😁😁 Thanks for reading! -Bella

If you have any doubts about buying this game or any others in the series, I can tell you it’s worth it. Seeing the developers succeed and have these very well executed finished products has been a treat. The mini movie they produced to go along with the game is even free, and it’s amazing how they got everything to scale and found spot on actors. The dedication the devs show to the mini movie is the same dedication they show to the games. That dedication is something you don’t see every day. I’ll follow the content they produce as they continue to bring out piece after piece of this great story series. I wish the developers all success and hope they keep making great things for a long, long time.You’ll definitely want to play them all and uncover the mysteries of Cube Escape. This one is just as quality as all the others, and I highly recommend playing. Challenging, but not overly so. A point and click game where you’ll have to think as you play, but not something infuriating. Good luck solving the mysteries!

I don’t normally write reviews, but in case anybody was having doubts about purchasing this game, or any of the other paid games that Rusty Lake has come out with, DO IT. As a huge fan of the cube escape series I didn’t hesitate for a second to purchase the rusty lake games. I preordered Paradox. Let that sink in. I loved these games so much that I preordered a phone app. There has not been a finer line of games to hit the App Store since Smart phones have been around. The short film that they made to go along with this latest game is absolutely superb as well. The developers of this entire series deserve more recognition than I could ever give. I will recommend this string of games to friends, family, acquaintances, and anybody who takes the time to listen to me blather on about this series. As long as these developers produce games, I will support every single thing that they put out, regardless of whether or not they deviate from the original games and take a new route.

To me it’s a paradox that these first 10 cube games are so good and still free at the same time. Honestly, some of the most interesting and en-“gross”-ing I’ve ever played. This one even managed to actually startle me a couple of times with jump-scares. And once again, the puzzles were clever, some a little twisted, and entirely fun to solve. I can’t recommend these games enough- they are absolutely worth playing, as long as you like a moderate challenge with a bizarrely creepy but captivating story and a few mildly horrific animations along the way. If the rest of the Rusty Lake games continue this fine tradition (which I’ve read they do), it’s likely I’ll buy the rest of them. Small price to pay considering what you already get with the first 10, not to mention supporting the development of hopefully more good games. Keep up the good work, Rusty Lake. It’s nice to know I can have a diversion worthy of my attention waiting for me on my iPad. Thanks!