3D Escape Room: Mystic Manor

Do you like the type of puzzle where you need to get several things in position but moving one thing moves several others? I hope you do because the vast majority of the puzzles in this game seem to be that format. Unfortunately I find those puzzles annoying and the sheer amount of them in this game made finishing it feel like a real chore. The controls were also annoyingly frustrating, with the hit/click boxes being inconsistent and awkward to use. I also found the logic in some of the puzzles to be a bit questionable - although I may have just already been annoyed with the game by that point. 3D Escape Room: Mystic Manor is relatively cheap ($14.50 AUD at time of review) and the art is solid, so some people may find some value here. I would strongly recommend The Room series, The House of Da Vinci series or Escape Simulator before bothering with this though.

A puzzle game very well done. Most of the puzzles are on the easy side but there are plenty of tougher puzzles as well. The game is also huge, it took me 20 hours to finish. If you like games like the Room or House of DaVinci then you'll surely like this game as well.

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Developed and published by Shenzhen Zhonglian Interactive Technology Co., Ltd., 3D Escape Room: Mystic Manor delivers a thoughtfully designed first-person puzzle adventure that transforms the traditional escape room formula into a larger mystery spanning an entire estate. The story begins with the player inheriting an old manor that has remained untouched for years, only to discover that every hallway, chamber, and concealed passage hides clues connected to a long-forgotten family legacy. Instead of presenting isolated puzzle rooms, the game weaves exploration and storytelling together, encouraging players to gradually uncover the secrets of the manor through careful observation and logical thinking. The narrative unfolds naturally as each solved puzzle opens new areas and reveals additional pieces of the estate's mysterious past. The game's greatest strength lies in the diversity and creativity of its puzzles. Featuring sixteen distinct rooms, every location introduces fresh mechanics and unique themes rather than repeating familiar lock-and-key scenarios. Players are challenged with hidden mechanisms, elaborate contraptions, mathematical riddles, pattern recognition, object mani…

Great game and really enjoyable puzzles. Wonderful graphics and would totally recommend to those who are a fan of this genre.

Graphics were great, games not too difficult.