Quest: Escape Dungeon

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not too bad for a little light adventuring

That one was mostly boring and not special. Puzzles are badly explained or hinted. The story does not have a proper hook. And there are turn based battles for a reason. Lots of room to grow but it just does not work. Score: 4/9

Quest: Escape Dungeon is a compact adventure experience developed by KuKo in collaboration with Mustella Games and published by KuKo, designed to evoke the feel of classic dungeon-crawling adventures while keeping its scope intentionally approachable. From the outset, the game frames itself as a straightforward quest: a small party of adventurers descends into a dangerous dungeon in search of treasure and escape, navigating a sequence of rooms filled with traps, riddles, enemies, and environmental obstacles. Rather than relying on spectacle or complex systems, the game focuses on clarity, steady pacing, and the satisfaction of solving one challenge at a time. Gameplay unfolds primarily through point-and-click interaction, with each dungeon room functioning as a self-contained puzzle space. Players examine their surroundings, collect items, and use logic to determine how to progress safely. Many puzzles are rooted in observation and deduction, encouraging players to pay attention to visual cues and subtle details rather than brute-forcing solutions. This design makes progression feel thoughtful and deliberate, rewarding patience and curiosity. While the overall structure is linear,…

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I felt it was slightly misleading because there was combat, but only two fights and it felt like they put that in there to make the game seem more full then what it actually was. They put just enough for screen shots of it to help sell the game. I paid like 50 cents or something small like that but at the same time I think you are better off getting Mushroom Quest by far and its on sale for 80 cents currently. Mushroom quest is short as well but I played it longer, had more challenge and I felt satisfied for what I paid for it.