Waterfall Prisoner

Set entirely in a gloomy medieval castle, this is one fantastic escape room game with logical puzzles that take some thinking and the recovery of scribbled notes to patch them all together and get out. You collect many interesting keys along the way that help you throughout the process. I would like to see more games like this.

solid puzzle game

Prepare to capture plenty of screenshots and read plenty of notes! All in all it's a solid romp through a puzzle-packed tower. Some epilogue puzzles could have used some more time to cook (candles puzzle, and to a certain extent the fertilizer puzzle, I'm looking at you) but overall it was an enjoyable time and worth it when on sale.

it's alright

I loved this game, I'd recommend it to anyone who enjoys escape rooms or puzzle games. The setting has a strange dark charm and though you never meet another living soul, the personalities of the tower's occupants are revealed to you through puzzles, notes, and atmospheric details that make it feel more specific and lived in than a lot of puzzle game environments I've played in. The puzzles themselves are diverse and challenging, escalating in complexity as more rooms open up and you move from exploring one or two at a time to entire interconnected floors; there's a nice flow to it and I rarely felt stuck or unsure how to proceed.

One of the most frustrating puzzle game I've ever played. Most puzzles are not too hard, some even easy. But some made my brain wanna pop out of my head (that light panel for example - what where they thinking???). The very dark and repetitiv "soundtrack" (some sounds in a loop) was so bad I had to turn it off within the first rooms. I think the way the game worked over all was kinda lazy. These journal pages with hints and clues felt like an excuse for good game design, where you find most of the clues just in the game. If you like brain torture, this is for you. I was more frustrated than entertained.