First Class Escape 2: Head in the Clouds

Don't waste your time. You will get frustrated and lost without a walkthrough. The mechanics are nerve-wracking; you cannot place instruction sheets properly, so you constantly have to move in and out of the riddles you are working on. Furthermore, confusing color palettes and misleading perspectives make solving mechanisms difficult—not because you don't understand what to do, but because the design makes it hard to differentiate the clues.Additionally, the game feels like a chore. You have to read books and draw diagrams to figure out who is who and who does what. It’s way too complex and time-consuming. I came here to play a game, not to study the history of made-up warriors.The puzzles are also deeply flawed. The chess riddle is crazy; if you don't know the basics of chess, I’m not sure how you are ever going to solve it. The music box puzzle was equally bizarre. Trying to recreate the melody in my head made no sense, and if you are tone-deaf, you will be stuck here forever solving the unsolvable. I hate music puzzles for that particular reason.

I really like many of the puzzles! Some of it was difficult as a solo player (no-one to bounce ideas around with), but there are some great guides on YouTube if you need a 'player 2'.

IT GOT ON MY NERVES BUT ITS GOOD!

Really good. I played in coop with 2 other friends. Masterpiece. 69/10 Now we move to the next one.

First Class Escape 2: Head in the Clouds continues the series' focus on immersive escape-room gameplay by placing players aboard a magnificent luxury airship filled with elaborate puzzles, hidden mechanisms, and intriguing mysteries. Developed and published by 0 Deer Soft, the game delivers an experience centered on curiosity, logical thinking, and exploration rather than action or combat. The airborne setting immediately gives the adventure its own distinct identity, combining elegant passenger areas with secret compartments and mechanical systems that gradually reveal the vessel's hidden secrets. Every new location encourages players to slow down, inspect their surroundings, and think carefully about how each clue fits into the larger picture. The puzzle design is undoubtedly the game's strongest feature. Instead of repeating familiar solutions, the adventure introduces a steady stream of fresh challenges that test observation, deduction, pattern recognition, and problem-solving skills. Nearly every puzzle feels connected to the environment, requiring players to interpret documents, examine machinery, manipulate objects, and connect multiple clues before discovering the correct …

escape rooms can be fun if the puzzles are somewhat logical and fair. this game was not one of them. the puzzles were obtuse, even with a walkthrough open i found them mostly illogical. there is no skip function to allow progress if you so desired, even for the more frustrating puzzles that you had to do specific keystrokes in a certain order to complete. it was just tedious and i found myself getting irritated rather then being entertained. uninstalled and moved on