Escape Game: Tea Party

Gorgeous graphics, comfortable difficulty level, and enjoyable game!

It took me less than four hours to finish the game completely and it was pretty straight forward. The puzzles correlate to one thing, so you don’t go back to the same parts and it has a “do this before that” kind of sequence. I saw some critical comments before about the ads and if you want a hint, watch an ad. If you want to write notes, watch one ad. Although, I could only get one hint, it is all solvable without hints anyway. The design is like cgi and still whimsical, which makes it very cute and reminds me of old video games. The music is a little loud at first, but you could change it in settings, so all is well!

This might be my favorite Jammsworks escape so far (although the Spooky/Halloweens are tough to beat). The graphics are amazing, beautifully rendered straight out of Lewis Carroll, and the puzzles are integrated nicely into the motif. Go ask Alice what she thinks...I bet she’d agree.

Are these four flying books a book of the Qur'an? Why are you insulting this book?! Why turn this book upside down?! May God take revenge on you if this is a book of the Qur’an? Alas, O developer on the Day of Resurrection, if this is a book of the Qur’an

I love all of the escape rooms created by you guys! Please make moreeeeeeee!!! I’ve completed every single one made!

Jammsworks puts out something very clever and fun little mini games. The puzzles are creative and just hard enough to make you work. The ads are ‘mostly’ unobtrusive. Warning, it’s hard to see the close out x on some of them. I enjoyed this take on Alice in wonderland. 😊

I find this game quite challenging with lovely features. I got to play the bonus game, which was nice too. But after “escaping” the “Where’s the Rabbit” game was the only thing left to play. I’d love it if the player were able to start a new game and escape again. Thanks.

Interesting. But the hints require watching an ad or purchasing the ad free feature. And it seems to be one hint per level. First: a large books and a set of floating cards have something to do with each other, and numbers don’t seem to have anything to do with it. Most puzzles didn’t had any obvious rules. Notes weren’t saved, but my progress was. Enlarge doesn’t mean making the object larger, just going in closer. You can move the screen in large predetermined increments. Also, there was a lot of things lying around that had only one use, if any use at all.

As a huge Alice fan I enjoyed interacting with things from Wonderland while feeling as curious and curious as Alice herself. It took me a while too figure out so it wasn’t too simplistic although kids will definite be able to enjoy it as well.(I don’t play very many video games so they’ll have an advantage.;) The two mini games changed up the pace and were fun. I enjoyed the music and the graphics were adorable.

I love this game so muck it has just the right amount of adds and is challenging but but not to hard. I love it so much