Cube Escape: The Lake reviews

I have never been a person who was dedicated to puzzle games, but this changed my mind. Good!

Terrifying, enigmatic and super addictive. If You like thinking games this series is the best. Essential

A short but really great escape pleasure. Very poetic, a little creepy, not for Kids, imaginative puzzles.

Shorter than the others I've played from the Cube Escape series, a little Bit looser (Tip: Play the Seasons before and take note)

The creepy and unhealthy aspect of the atmosphere throughout the series is what I prefer. Something unexpected always happens. The Lake on the other hand is a bit too short, but you have to do all the episodes to enjoy the story thoroughly!

You are in a fishing cabin and will figure out how to get from there by using the things that are there. Fish, for example:-) Some eerie things can pop up as well. The Game is pretty short, but as part of the series it doesn't make that much. Can be played standalone as well, but playing the other parts is also recommended. This will be part of the overall picture.

Puzzle lovers, brain teaser, escape game: RUSTY LAKE, best escape game developer! This one is a bit short.. But stay very very well! The graphics are good, the gameplay is too. No ads, level of difficulty very correct, suspense.. I found nothing equal and free! I even started to buy the paid versions!

... Although very strange. See if the sequel reveals more about history and dissipates the mystery. In this episode, there is a bug in the key in the shrimp, we can duplicate it to infinity (at last I think) and this prevents the use of the correct key for the bottom closet. I had to redo everything to finish the game-but hey it's very short, so it doesn't matter.

While I was playing this second chapter, at some point I find a box that needs to be opened with a code. Under the box there was written that the code I would find it in Cube escape seasons (which is the first chapter of the saga). Obviously after finishing the first game I uninstalled it, because I certainly do not have installed a game that I finished. So you think I should reinstall the first game and replay it from scratch just to find a code to insert in the second? You're out of your mind!