Escape: The Endless Dogwatch

A good nautical point and click yarn featuring a touch of horror with ghosts and demons, and a chase from a prisoner who can kill you if he catches you. I enjoyed improving the odds of surviving my escape with better planning. The puzzles were decent, tho I don't think I would feel confident about getting rid of wasps quite the way it worked in the story. Recommend for an old-school adventure game feel with good art.

Really short, can be done in an hour, but sweet. Reminds me alot of scriptwelder's games, to the point i had to double check this was not made by him (for the record, I like his games so this is good). Nonetheless, its up to you to decide if an okayish game lasting an hour is worth your 5 bucks....

Cute micro point and click, heavy on moody vibes courtesy the lost ship setting and grimy pixel art, really only let down by the incredibly short runtime leaving very little room for the mystery to expand and simmer. Were it not for that, [i]Escape: The Endless Dogwatch[/i] would have been an excellent addition to the genre, as opposed to merely decent with missed opportunity.

I got this when I had my usual old adventure point and click adventure game itch from childhood. This scratches that itch CORRECTLY in the way that it has reasonable logic and is not too long. The game has a haunting atmosphere and varied gameplay. I also really enjoyed the vintage nautical horror vibe. Choices matter so it has some replayability in the different endings. Short but sweet! If the style and theme speaks to you, it might be for you!

This was pretty cool! Like others have said, it has huge Scriptwelder vibes, but with its own twist. So if you enjoyed the Deep Sleep / Don't Escape series, this one's definitely for you.

Neat little adventure, a throwback to flash animation point and clicks. Make your Captain seasick on purpose, have your buddies take out a prisoner with a bucket. Stop to mop up some evidence. What more could you want?