QR Escape Reviews

Good game, interesting puzzles and nice graphics.

I tried to escape but cant. VERY difficult puzzle to solve even if you have 100 iq

While the QR aspect is interesting, the controls are point and click with very slow rotational movement, this is worse than early 2000s point and click escape room interactions. The final puzzle took 30 minutes to START and a single mistake sets you back another 30 minutes, for a short game i do not recommend wasting any time on this.

Funny game about qr puzzles. Pretty good game idea, for the game itself you still need an application on your phone to scan the qr code and solve mysteries, it was unusual for me. Also, if you like to get all the achievements in games, then this is a good reason to go through the game and get the achievements.

Really good. The combination of puzzle-solving and QR code scanning creates a unique gameplay experience that keeps players on their toes. The puzzles are well-crafted and progressively challenging, providing a sense of accomplishment upon completion. The constantly changing QR codes ensure replayability and add an element of surprise to each playthrough.

The premise is interesting enough, and it's pretty good as a first draft, it just needs a little polish. Navigation is a little janky, but not impossible to adapt to. I used Kaspersky's QR scanning app, I was able to scan most of the QR codes I saw, and none of the ones I couldn't scan were critical to the puzzles. I do recommend using an app with a scan history, it will make the experience much smoother. The puzzles are not difficult, but they require patience. It's short, but there are no save options, and the answers to the puzzles change every time you start the game so you have to solve them again if you start over. The last major puzzle is a contraption called The Boiler. You will spend a long time with The Boiler. Mistakes will cost you nothing but precious minutes of your life, and you will make mistakes due to the tedium of operating The Boiler. However, I believe The Boiler is a genuine work of art, and the solving of it is a fascinating experience. One goes through a range of emotions in the time one spends with it. I am going to cautiously recommend this game. Edit: As of this edit, the movement system has been greatly improved. Also, I have been able to scan some codes that I couldn't before by using the mouse wheel to zoom in and out, adjusting the angle I am looking at it from, and making sure my screen brightness is turned up.

This game takes players on an immersive artistic adventure set in an unusual art gallery. The game seamlessly combines puzzle-solving with QR code scanning, creating a captivating gameplay experience. The art gallery backdrop provides a visually stunning environment, and the inclusion of QR codes as interactive elements adds an extra layer of intrigue.

An interesting puzzle game built around qr codes, solving problems is interesting and not as easy as it seems, the game can be recommended to those who love puzzles!

An interesting idea and idea from the author of the game. Dive into the game with QR codes and solve other puzzles inside the game. I recommend you try this game and relax while you playing

Either a student game or super low effort. The movement & looking with the mouse is terrible. The final puzzle is mildly interesting until you realize that any mistake ends up taking ludicrous amounts of time before you can try again to finish it. A decent amount of my playtime was just waiting for that last puzzle.