MechCube: Escape

[b]mechcube: escape[/b] is one of those mobile escape room games I'd love to have more of on pc, with the quality at least matching this one. the game starts with some guys finding a huge, mysterious cube somewhere in russia. one of them immediately goes inside to check it out, as you do with potentially dangerous things of unknown origin, and sure enough, he doesn't come back. as everything on earth is going south, an organization called 'the fund' starts doing research on the cube, trying to unlock its secrets. then suddenly the guy from before appears as an old man and inevitably dies. keen on finding out what happened and how the cube could be used to make things better, the fund sends in a volunteer operative, who in turn is keen on spending all the money they'll throw at him after the mission. there are [b]17 rooms[/b] in the cube with all sorts of puzzles (maze, rotating, sliding, lights out, move in L-shape, colors, math, more math, even more math) and a pretty useful [b]hint system[/b] that eventually shows you the solution as well, but sadly, not for every puzzle, so I still had to do the sliding and some other stuff I would've skipped otherwise. [b]some of the puzzles…

It's a game with puzzles to solve for unlocking doors. Also there are obvious and hidden items to find, which will unlock the last door. There are also some deadly endings to find. To find all endings and items, solving all puzzles and to get all achievements, seem the goal of this game. You need some crazy thinking or seeing things you would never care or think of. A lovely done "short" game, it has no real happy ending, instead it has 8 deadly endings, which are part of the gameplay though. The shortness of the game will be compensated by the difficulty finding and interpreting the right hints for solutions. The game was free2play while early access. Worked well on Linux, no bugs or crashes encountered or when switching between desktop and game.

A good traditional puzzle game with numerous references to modern Sci-Fi & horror writers, as well as SCP project and a lot more. The puzzles themselves are tricky enough to lure you into cracking them. Most of them are randomized each start meaning you can enjoy the game more than once. Simple and nice.

DON'T BUY!!! This thing is a complete RIP OFF mess, in my opinion. Some puzzles make logical sense and others are just 'off the hook' nonsense. Also have unmarked hidden spots that you have to find to 'move on'<<<Did I mention "unmarked and hidden"? I think that even a dollar would be too much. Even looking at a walkthrough made No Sense. It was if the person doing the walkthrough was one of the developers. I'd AVOID this at all cost....Even if it were free.

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This is a fantastic and challenging game.