TETRA's Escape

TETRA's Escape is a console ported low poly minimalist 3D rendered 2D retro platformer... hold on. No, it's not a platformer. It looks like one, but it's not. Don't be fooled. It's a pathing puzzle game. There's no "action" involved, you just move one grid square at a time. There's no jumping, you just climb up blocks, collect stars, and hit the exit. The challenge is that you can only climb one block high gaps, and you must switch between multiple "Tetras" (aka untextured low poly cubes) to solve the puzzles each level represents. Shallow, pointless shovelware... but it's from the Russian shovelware spammers at Ratalaika, so expectations here must be low... this is just another Russian shovelware cash grab polluting Steam. Thanks so much, Steam Direct, surely this has made gaming so much better for all of us. From a technical perspective, the game doesn't meet basic minimum requirements that most PC gamers expect as standard. The game features lazy minimalist/untextured low-polygon "retro" assets and visuals, making this look like a barely functional 3D game from the early 1990s. The lack of textures is a method that lazy devs often use to disguise their lack of talen…

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This puzzle platformer is amazing! There is a very helpful guide some saint posted on here. You will probably need it to get all the collectibles. You can actually 100% the game (as far as Steam achievements are concerned) after level 7.7, but will have to make it through 8.8 to finish in-game achievements. Highly recommended!

This is a nice rellaxed Puzzle game that doesnt rush you to finish it. Plus it reminds me a whole lot of Tetris.

Genuinly a great fun little game, 8/8.

Recommended, but not quite for me. First off, its a decent game. It has the proper elements of a puzzle game that gets more challenging as you go. It controls well and has some increasingly difficult levels to beat. The graphics and sound are very plain, the atmosphere and story are bland and the overall experience didn't pull me in. For the price and content, you do get a good value, but I personally wasn't able to get hooked like I was hoping I would.