Dreamo Escape 12+

This is a nice long room escape game with many levels. The variety of puzzles is refreshing and the complexity of rooms increases with each level albeit slowly. Puzzles range from simple to medium (so far). The enjoyment is the many varied rooms and hints to use in the correct spots. Basic graphics and smooth navigation on my iPad Pro in landscape mode. There is a camera so you don’t have to take notes. The game saves even if you quit in the middle of a level which I really appreciate. I’ve used a couple of hints and they were perfect by pointing me in the right direction. Be sure to collect all the stars to get the bonus level. If you have finished everything in a level but are missing one star, the hint will help. Really smooth room escape game. I purchased the extra levels as a Thank You!

This is such a brilliant puzzle game. Every level has different types of puzzles...all very creative and unique. It’s similar to this dev’s other games Polyescape 1&2 (which I absolutely loved!). The puzzles seem easier than Polyescape. But the extra challenge comes from seeking the optional hidden stars in each level...some were very cleverly hidden too!

The first 10 levels are free. The additional 10 levels plus 4 bonus levels were only $1.99. The game is long and well worth that price. Any fans of faraway, polyescape, escape-style games will enjoy this.

Thank you dev!
We need more brain-challenging games like this

Cheers

I loved the first two Polyescape games and was so excited to see a new game released. I immediately bought all the levels before I even started playing the game. I played through the basic pack and it was pretty good, but not as good as I remember the Polyescape games being. I’m now on the 3rd level of the extra pack and don’t have much desire to keep going. I don’t know why, it’s probably just me, but the game is feeling like more work than fun and the levels all kind of feel the same. I find myself using hints to solve a lot of the puzzles. Not because I can’t figure out the answers, but because it feels like too much work to backtrack through all the different rooms to find the clues. I’m going to go back and play the first Polyescape game to see if it was as good as I remember.