Adventure Escape for Pc

You know those reviews that tell you: I never use the hints” or “ l finished it in a day”? Well, this review isn’t one of those. I use the hints regularly and I have been playing for several days and just completed chapter 2. Real life gets in the way of moving faster, at least for me. The story line is kind of fun, but let’s face it, one does not expect classic literature. The puzzles are what is fun, for me. Many I don’t need hints, allowing me to feel really smart; others not so much. The puzzle resets to the beginning if it is not completed. There is another opportunity to feel smart, one can race up to where the puzzle was left. When an action is correct the action is frozen so I don’t waste time trying to put other parts together when it is already done. Energy buys hints, or actual money. Energy refills could be offered daily, developers. Also, sometimes things are stuck in storage, frustrating. The pool balls took for flippin’ ever to complete, wouldn’t move and wouldn’t go in the pocket the first 3+ times. A fix here would be great. At any rate, that is a negative for me. Overall, this good entertainment for busy people who have a bit of time here and there. Thanks for all the hard work.

I downloaded the first game while I was waiting in line at DPS. I honestly did not think it would be anything special because it only had 1k reviews, and I (wrongly) assumed that meant not many people are interested in these games. I’m so happy that I downloaded because I was hooked within minutes. I’ve now played 4 other Haiku games and starting the 5th one tonight. I can’t choose which story line is my favorite because they are all so wonderful. And I’m very pleased that the puzzles are different in every game, each story has a puzzle I haven’t seen before. Wonderful job !

The puzzles and level of difficulty of puzzles were challenging. I enjoyed the premise of escaping from a cult. But it was hard to feel that things were ever too dangerous for the protagonist when the Muzak is light bubblegum elevator/pharmacy midis. It didn’t really jive. In this case the game had enough cognitive dissonance between the actions/theme and the sounds that I had to just turn it off. I wanted something darker. Also everybody looked like they were out of a modeling magazine. I would have expected people to look more on skid row than off the pages of GQ or Maxim. Big Fish games have done well with creating sinister environs with creating scary immersive environments. I think more time should be examined here. Not sure if you want to have some hidden object game (HOG) elements to find some of the essential objects to build the MacGyver like contraptions to escape the danger/predicament.

Great game so far. I’ve been enjoying the Haiku games and this is probably my fourth game I have downloaded. My only problem with this is that I hope the developers can solve a little problem that could really be helpful. In the little puzzle games that require us to make connections to open doors, for example, it would be really helpful to make the pieces lock once they are in the right place so that if the puzzle is especially difficult, the player doesn’t get discouraged and frustrated. Plus, it helps move the game along. If the developers could do this with ALL their games then I probably wouldn’t mind playing the games over and over again.