Madorica Real Estate

Madorica Real Estate, developed and published by GIFT TEN INDUSTRY K.K., is a puzzle experience that deliberately blurs the line between digital gameplay and real-world problem-solving. Rather than confining itself to the screen, it encourages players to step outside the usual boundaries of video games—grabbing paper, sketching layouts, and physically interacting with the information presented. The result is an experience that feels closer to solving a hands-on escape room than playing a conventional puzzle title. The premise is simple but effective. You take on the role of an employee at a real estate agency tasked with preparing haunted properties for sale. Each property hides a restless spirit, and your job is to investigate the layout, gather clues, and ultimately uncover the correct sequence needed to dispel the haunting. The narrative serves primarily as a framework, but it gives each puzzle a sense of context, turning what could have been abstract challenges into distinct “cases” that feel part of a larger world. What defines the experience is how it presents information. Each level revolves around a building’s floor plan, which can be viewed in-game but is clearly designe…

This is an escape room game, but a good chunk of what you need to do are on a PDF that you're supposed to print out. (Yes, you want to print it out; you'll write on it and even fold/cut the paper.) That alone is very fascinating, it's nothing quite like it. The puzzles are in general solid. They use the medium well, with puzzles that you can't get on just a screen. Some puzzles feel a bit weird or underclued, but I think they make sense on retrospect; it's rather expected from escape rooms. I think the worst part is the price. Escape rooms are generally quick to finish, so it might feel like you're paying a lot for just a few hours of experience. I think the experience is unlike any other and it's worth trying; perhaps look for it on sale. One more thing: The game is in first-person POV. If you have dizziness, it will be tricky to play this game. It's possible if you don't move your mouse too often.

This is a puzzle game where you try to decipher passwords. It says to print the sheets from their website, but you honestly don't need to do that for every puzzle. You do need a notebook and pen. Sometimes the printouts are helpful, but it's not a deal breaker and you can see them in game if you press Q. The puzzles are pretty clever, I'm enjoying it so far. edit- The pdf must be in A4 or something, my printouts cut off a little which confused me. Make sure you adjust to fit your paper :)

A nice little escape room style puzzle game with a neat twist. I think there could have been more done with manipulating the physical maps. Only a couple required much more than simply note taking on the map itself, and of those only 1 REALLY couldn't be solved easily without cutting the page up and moving things around. [spoiler] Could have also done with a bit of a harder finale. The Final level was laughably easy compared to what came before it. [/spoiler] All that said, I thoroughly enjoyed my time 100% the game over the course of 3 evenings and look forward to playign the sequel.

Nice game. But some of achievements are crap. "Cast exorcism 50 times" – Seriously? there're only 21 levels. I’m not replaying 29 extra times just for this. "Clear out the time limit", "clear with 10 seconds left" – I know it could get naturally, I didn't. Tried to get all achievements but can't even leave the game background, I quit. Include the game contents, 2 is better. Maybe because i played 2 first, but this one feels easier. Recommend 2 more.

A fantastic puzzle game. I loved the floor plans aspect of the game. If you have access to a printer and love investigative puzzling, this is the game for you. Some puzzles definitely tripped me up along the way, but there are helpful hints and guides should you ever get stuck.