Product received for free extracted and slightly modified from my original publication in The Gameboys [losgameboys.com]] The ambience of the game seemed good, the Nice graphics in conjunction with the ambient music, allow an interesting immersion in the Game that, while presented under the label of Terror solo flirts with Gore. The scenes presented can be disturbing in a first instance, but it is easy to get used to them. Of Course, most of the game involves moving through the screen in search of objects to interact with that are necessary to decipher puzzles that are entertaining and present a level of medium difficulty. Although solving one of them requires a specific knowledge of chemistry, which, if we do not have, we are forced to leave the game for a moment and investigate. In terms of replayability, probably my favorite part, there are hidden achievements and 6 different ways to finish the game (the end number 6 was everything to me!), plus a system of speedrunning markers that really motivate you to play again; However, the puzzles to solve are always the same, so replay does not imply solving a new enigma. As for the plot, the narrative argument seemed meaningless to me; Although it is not very novel, the initial premise manages to wrap you enough to want to solve the mystery, and everything is on the right track until you get to the outcome of the story that I seemed a little disappointing. In conclusion, Without Escape is a fun game and if you are looking to spend some time solving some puzzles of moderate difficulty, you are not very given to the games of terror and, above all, you like to compete with your friends or the rest of the players, this is a game that you r Ecomiendo. On the contrary, if you're looking for a well-built horror story or you're bored to death move the pointer around the screen until you find something, you'd better look elsewhere.