These games are simply fantastic. This one in particular was great. I’ve gotten stuck on other games and even though I have purchased enough stars - the hints just stop and I’m stuck with no way to escape. Most games by this developer have a way to skip a puzzle if you are stuck but some games don’t have that option at all levels on all puzzles. It’s frustrating!! I also wish I could transfer unused stars. We pay a lot for stars and it seems unfair that they can’t be used in other games by the same developer. It’s just throwing away money - especially if you are stuck with no way to skip.

This developer's games outshine other games in the adventure game, escape room, point n click, and many other game categories in the App Store. The storylines draw you in like a good movie, and you become immersed in this enchanting little world for awhile. The stories are thoughtful and engaging, the games are challenging and very clever, the characters likable, graphics pleasing to the eye, while all of it is shrouded in a mystery waiting to be solved by you. Hard to believe these games are free, but I would be more than happy to support them if they keep the same formula but ever become paid games-- they are a gem amongst a multitude of overhyped games which can't hold a candle to Haiku's originality!

I am not going to lie, I don’t usually leave reviews unless it’s a bad one. All the Adventure Escape games are ridiculously addictive. If you’re crazy about escape rooms and puzzles, these are the games for you. Also, Haiku Games is definitely not a money-hungry company, charging an arm and a leg to progress in the story like most others. There are in-app purchases, but at a very reasonable price and well worth it. After every chapter there is one single ad you don’t even have to watch completely. I feel like there’s a catch and they are going to get taken away from me, that’s how good they are. Trust me, you won’t play anything else.

This is the third game I’ve played. The first, Murder Manor and this one have been very enjoyable. You have to think about the puzzles but you can solve them on your own with some thought. Murder Inn was the second game I played and it seemed harder than the other two. I had to watch the walkthrough on it at times to see what I should be doing or where I should be going. They are all fun, one quite a bit harder than the other two. I am a big fan and will continue to play these as long as you make them!! There aren’t any other games like this that I can speak of this highly. Way to go Haiku!!