Logic Escape Reviews

Good game! Logic escape contains a large variety of puzzles where you have to figure out how to decode clues that are given to solve puzzles that are mostly of the form of combination locks i.e. enter the correct sequence of codes / symbols. The different forms of encodings is really quite varied, creative, and often nuanced in a way that rewards keen observation skills. Overall that yields a relatively difficult game, but one that is very satisfying. There is some some amount enforced order in which you can attack puzzles. This is done either by a mechanism where solving one puzzle yields a physical object needed to activate another puzzle (it's usually very obvious where to insert the "key" object), or solving a puzzle opens a door leading to the next puzzle. In general, you need to solve all the puzzles to get to the end of area. The game is structured as four distinct areas that are completely self-contained and don't relate to each other in any way other than the general gameplay formula I described: a tutorial area, an office, a dungeon, and a space station. The space station was by far the most challenging and the most fun for me. There is an in-game QR code that will take you to a google doc with links to various hints. The areas are modeled in a low poly but very colorful art style that is pleasant, and you move about the world and interact with puzzles in first person view. In summary, puzzle quality is high and so is puzzle quantity.