Escape from the 70's

It lasts about as long as a fart.

"Escape from the 70s" is a thrilling and engaging game that takes players on a trip back in time to the funky and groovy 70s. The game has a unique premise, with players taking on the role of a detective who must solve a mystery and escape from a time-traveling disco before time runs out. One of the standout features of "Escape from the 70s" is its attention to detail. The game immerses players in the sights and sounds of the 70s, with a vibrant and colorful visual style and a funky soundtrack that perfectly captures the era. The puzzles and challenges in the game are well-crafted and thoughtfully designed, providing a satisfying sense of accomplishment when they're solved. The game also offers a good level of challenge, with puzzles that require both critical thinking and a keen eye for detail. The game's pacing is also excellent, with a steady stream of new challenges and surprises that keep players engaged and entertained throughout. Overall, "Escape from the 70s" is a well-crafted and enjoyable game that's sure to delight fans of puzzle and adventure games. Whether you're a fan of the 70s or simply looking for a fun and engaging game to play, this title is well worth checkin…

Enjoyable, though short, puzzle game. Where did everyone go? There is more time-travel story to be told. An entire series set in different eras would be nice.

This is a beautiful game (I absolutely loved the animals), but I didn't care much for the puzzles (I spent more time watching a walk-through than actually playing the game). I couldn't finish the game because of the last puzzle (bottom display is barely visible). I also had some problems with inconsistent interactions in the game (E key / mouse click / using an object on another object). On Windows 10, the options menu doesn't really seem to do much (music volume and mouse sensitivity). The repetitive music was a bit annoying, especially since I couldn't turn it off.

Short but charming little puzzle game filled with nostalgia. The recreation of the historical Soviet village is more than half of its appeal for me.

I first played this game as its android version and enjoyed it then, too. This game is a fascinating way to explore the 1970's in USSR Russia, with realism from the photographic environment and images. It makes me want to learn Russian so I can understand the many details, the postcards, the posters, the speech from the radio, etc, and to learn more about its history and find out the context of all the fascinating elements. The game has 360 degree movement as well as an up and down view (so you're not just looking at a whole scene at once flatly and clicking to move to another scene), so you can walk around mostly freely and explore. And there is a lot to explore and a lot to see, both inside and outside. The method of time travel is complex and interesting and the story is intriguing and makes me want to know more. The puzzles have a good balance of some more easy and some difficult, and some in-between. There are several interactive and unexpected elements, not all related to the puzzles, but fun to engage with. Finding all 8 postcards is sometimes challenging but adds excitement and enriches the rest of the game. It makes sense that the character would come across souvenirs lik…