Atlas Protocol - Escape Room

Appreciate the attempt at an escape room game, but this game is incomprehensible. It is a hot mess with obscure clues, illogical solutions, and numerous mistakes. Definitely the worst one I have every played. Where do I begin? First, it is badly translated from Spanish, so you get clues like "Number of Capacity" that don't make sense in English. One puzzle involving minerals still uses the spanish names, which adds another dimension of head scratching because you then have to translate the mineral names into the fictional names in the game. This is so typical of this game. You can't tell if the developer made a mistake or if you are just missing something. The plant room in particular is baffling. You have to verify if certain numbers are correct, but there is no indication what is the "true" set of numbers (pieces of paper vs. samples). I still have no idea how to solve the PH table or temperature puzzle. The hint system is worthless. I was actually more confused by the hints. The "walkthrough" guide does not explain the logic of the puzzles and does not explain all of the puzzles. In one room, you have to figure out a certain numbering system using dots and dashes. The pat…

Have not finished the game yet and will update review later. Hints aren't great or very helpful. Most people seem to get stuck right in the beginning. My hint for this is check where you got some items, there might be something else. The toughest puzzle that made no sense to me and I had to brute force was the plant dials in the botanical room for the temperatures. I considered height, capacity, number in the box, etc and nothing made sense. Will be continuing on. Just about finished getting the 3 room cards.

Sorry, but I can’t recommend this. My problems with the game fall into two categories. First, many puzzle and escape-room games struggle to integrate their puzzles naturally into the story. Often, they are simply collections of puzzles with some graphics and narrative pasted around them. I understand that creating puzzles which feel like a believable part of the world is extremely difficult—but Atlas Protocol takes the problem to an extreme. Most of its puzzles feel completely disconnected from the setting, and despite the game advertising a “deep narrative,” there is barely any story to connect them. Second, some of the puzzles are simply ridiculous. Their logic is unclear, the wording or translation is often misleading, and important rules are either poorly explained or not explained at all. Instead of thinking, “I should have noticed that,” you are frequently left wondering whether you misunderstood the puzzle, whether the translation is wrong, or whether the puzzle itself is broken. The hint system does not solve this problem. In several cases, the hints are just as unclear as the original puzzle and provide little or no explanation of the underlying logic. This …

One of the worst escape room puzzles I have ever played. It's baffled more than just me on some puzzles. I know people brute force some of them because the clues to puzzles were just illogical. Since I brute forced some of them, I don't know what the possible solutions to some are such as the pH table. That plus the obvious and ugly AI generated "artwork" and bugs littered throughout. Some text is displayed backwards on boxes, it is just a hot mess. Would have been better with some cheap stock images at least visually. I would just skip it. It's not worth it.

I can't seem to get the answer with just the hints provided now, and I can only find the answer by watching YouTube, so I don't understand. Please update with a detailed explanation that guides you through the hint process to the answer. I'm upset that I'll give up and not be able to proceed.