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Dreamcage Escape Reviews
Can you escape the Dreamcage? Are you ready to solve puzzles and crack codes in this new and innovative room escape game?
| App ID | 556890 |
| App Type | GAME |
| Developers | Big Loop Studios |
| Publishers | Big Loop Studios |
| Categories | Single-player |
| Genres | Casual, Indie, Adventure |
| Release Date | 16 Nov, 2016 |
| Platforms | Windows |
| Supported Languages | English |
2 Total Reviews
1 Positive Reviews
1 Negative Reviews
Mixed Score
Dreamcage Escape has garnered a total of 2 reviews, with 1 positive reviews and 1 negative reviews, resulting in a ‘Mixed’ overall score.
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Recent Steam Reviews
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Playtime:
250 minutes
With so many point and click puzzlers out there, I really enjoyed this one. The puzzles were inventive, and challenging but not excessively difficult. It was just the right of struggle and feeling of accomplishment when you solve it. The variety of rooms kept it fresh, and there were no repetitive puzzles. The visual design is really nice.
There's one puzzle that's kind of janky - in Level 8, the boiler room - the puzzle with the spinner and 4 pins. The spinner moves a little each time a pin catches it, making it very difficult to line up. A big chunk of my play time is on this puzzle just trying to get it to cooperate since it's fiddly. I finally had luck by moving the wheel (slide the pins as needed to keep them from going off), then line up the pins to very nearly in the slots. Then move the wheel. You'll be there all day if you try to pre-position the pins since the wheel shifts with each unlock.
Other than that, my only other negative was a few spelling errors (possibly translation errors) which I usually don't mind, but I felt it detracted a tiny bit from this game.
Most of the puzzles were pretty enjoyable but the puzzles on the submarine are particularly pleasing because they coordinated with tasks of actually navigating the sub. Btw, the sonar sound WILL wake you up even with the sound down.
I played the demo of this game (1st 3-4 levels) on another site, and enjoyed them enough to track the actual game down for purchase. I'm not sure that there's replay value for me (cleared all the levels and got all the coins first run through) but I'm glad I bought the game - it wasn't expensive, and a reasonable amount for a very pleasant chill evening. I really really enjoyed this and hope the developer will make more like this. Definitely recommend for chill pointy clicky puzzle fans.
Oh, and yes, the achievements still don't work. Heads up if that's a thing you're concerned about. I played just for the enjoyment of it, so I don't mind if the world will never know I'm a Survivor or a Submarine Ace or whatever.
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Positive
