Puzzle Compound

Very nice for 4 people coop, no idea why it could not use lobby or steam system for inviting friends, or allowing to keep the party across maps. We had to host and invite everyone every time by sharing a code in DMs. The puzzles themselves are okay, most requiring asymmetric coop, standing far apart and coordinating motions. For the cheap cheap price we payed during summer sale, it's a great value. 5 hours to beat all the maps as 4 experienced players. Unreal engine with temporal AA performs worse than expected for the level of detail and effects on screen, I had to lower render resolution to 65% in 1080p for stable 60 fps, very playable.

It's good, proper 2+ player coop. Not all puzzles require 2 players though. There's also only 5 levels, each takes 40-60 minutes to beat for the first time. Nitpicks: * The hint system is subpar - it kinda just points to a random unsolved puzzle in the level, not the one you are currently doing/are closest to. * No proper Steam Friends integration - have to deal with invite codes.

Really enjoyable puzzles with good variation. Overall, I'd rate the experience 7 out of 10.

4 Escaperooms for the low price of 13 CHF, I would say thats a good deal. Puzzles are challenging and well designed. Animations are non existent sometimes which can feel wonky (person in surveilace footage just hovering over the ground tposing, keys opening doors which have no keyhole, where the key in your hand just vanishes), but other than that solid game

Game is alright, but soured by the final "puzzle". Slight spoiler... but the final puzzle is just 1 person reading 4 words on a screen and having the other player press a button. Absolutely terrible final puzzle to have but overall the games a 6/10

great puzzle game