The hidden game society Reviews

Promising sneak peak at what this developer can offer us in the future. Had fun escaping this first room. Short but sweet.

Incredibly well done puzzle game! It was abit short, but 100% worth it considering the price. Hoping for some more of these kind of games from the developer.

Nice short escape room puzzle I bought during the summer sale. Cons relies too much on one keypad for several puzzles. Ending is a let down. There should at least be a letter of acceptance into the game society. Recommended if you know you are getting a hour or so's worth.

I liked this game because the puzzles were fun and not too hard. The game was a bit short, but the price was reasonably low, so it works. I also liked being able to turn off the music. I didn't dislike the music, I just wasn't in the mood for it. The only thing I didn't like was that it wasn't obvious at first that I had actually completed the game-- I got in the elevator (I think t was an elevator, but there were no buttons to push and it didn't go anywhere), the door closed/re-opened, the game title came up , but so did the option to continue, so I chose that option and went back out into the game thinking there was more to it, but couldn't find anything else. If game credits had run or some sort of ending message would have popped up it would have been clear right away that it was over.

[h1]Pleasant Though Fast[/h1] A little bit of interesting history, art and great classical music. A few hours if you take your time. Beautiful Room. Very pleasant. More than I expected for a couple of dollars. Looking forward to more games from them.

The puzzles in this game are silly and forced. Some have several possible answers. The same clue is used in multiple contexts without any real advancement between them. The world makes no sense in any context. For such a pretty game with such a great concept, it fails on every other count. I got it free with steam credit and still wouldn't recommend it!

Less then £1, is that fair for a interesting but very short puzzle game? Yes. I have a standard issue keyboard so I found the game to be fine control wise. BUT IT IS VERY SHORT, especially if you accidentally solve some puzzle before they come up.

No basic keybindings or even mouse Y-axis reverse. Players with injuries or special requirements, and those who do not use a qwerty keyboard are left out.

A nice escape room game, especially if you love chess. For the most part, the game was fair and very logical. I only struggled with a bit toward the end, where I had essentially figured out what to do at the end of the game, but couldn't figure out how to make the leap to get there. It took me 70 minutes to complete - not bad for the price. Although I love escape room games, I tend to not be very good at them - so I'm glad this one was short, sweet and friendly to players of all experiences. $3.00 well spent.

I don't like the binary nature of the thumbs up or down. The game is OK but the rating is due to the fact that it is such a short escape the room type puzzle game, it seems that even at $2.99 that it is overpriced. There is only one vignette of a main room and a hidden side room so it feels like we are paying for what should be a free demo rather than an actual game. Compare for instance against a game of similar genre - Gordian Rooms - whose free demo is much more complex and satisfying than this effort. I appreciate the work that went into building the game but needs more work and much, much more content before it will rank as a must buy for puzzle/escape game enthusiasts. The puzzles were logical and simple. All clues lead to one final puzzle and it would be surprising if after being hit over the head with many forms of the same clue that anyone couldn't solve it. There was a minor glitch in the graphics where if you are standing behind a desk drawer when you open it, your point of view can be elevated outside the clipping envelope.