Quest: Escape Room

Extremely short, even for 1 euro. It’s about 15 minutes or less; I only reached around 30 minutes because of the horrible final chase. I’d say the story is bad, and barely even exists. The puzzle clues are just handed to you and are very, very easy, so it doesn’t feel much like an escape game. Only positive thing is achievements.

Very short pixelated puzzle game. pretty bad, like 1999 video game bad.

I actually lovedddd this game. some reviews state that its so short and i disagree unless you played it before. It truly makes you use your brain and even got challenging at the end. It took me maybe an hour or more and it was only 50 cents to own! I bought all 4 games! cant wait to beat the others. The graphics are so cool and the game play is super easy, It's a point and click game. just use your mouse to move around and find hidden interactive objectives. 10/10

Not a good or fun escape room game. Puzzles do not really exist and there are chase elements and timed elements. Two things that do not work in RPG Maker. But I do like the experiment and think it might work. Score: 4/9

Quest: Escape Room is a compact, story-framed escape-room adventure that distills the genre down to its essentials: observation, logic, and steady forward momentum. Developed by KuKo in collaboration with Mustella Games and published by KuKo, the game presents a tightly contained experience designed to be completed in a single sitting. Rather than aiming for elaborate mechanics or sprawling environments, it focuses on delivering a clear sequence of puzzles bound together by a light narrative and an unsettling atmosphere that keeps players engaged from start to finish. The premise is straightforward but effective. You awaken inside a mysterious facility after what initially seemed like a harmless encounter, quickly realizing that something has gone wrong. Locked rooms, cryptic notes, computer terminals, and scattered tools form the backbone of the environment, and each space functions as a self-contained riddle that feeds into the next. The narrative is minimal and largely environmental, but it provides just enough context to give meaning to your actions and a sense of urgency to your escape. Rather than overwhelming players with exposition, the game lets the setting and progressio…

Very short and simple.