Cube Escape: Arles

I love escape room games ever since the crimson room. This was very enjoyable. Good job.

It was fun!

-10/10

Probably one of my favorite one I played so far!! I love the details and the Vincent Van Gogh play on! I low key used some hints bc I’m slow lol but I loved it!

-I don't understand why a sugar turn into a piece of paint. -Moreover, the clue about which liquid is correct is don't make sense. So far, the cube season is the best for its ending ultimate puzzle.

First of all the entire cube escape series is a masterpiece in itself but this in my opinion took it to a whole new level the entire room is a Vincent Van Gogh painting I love all the references to other paintings of his too like the sunflowers and the self portrait, the historical accuracy is also amazing 10/10 this is in my top three of the games for sure

Sorry to be the only 3 star review here, but…there was so much here to enjoy and, as always, you create your own very special atmosphere. Want to explain the logic of the necessary order of the water, wine, and absinthe moves? I had to watch your video, and I hate resorting to that. If you threw in an impossible random brute force puzzle, thumbs down. If it was clearly and fairly clued somewhere and I missed it, I’ll up my rating.

Thank you for making them inventive, dark, addictive, and entertaining. When I start one, I can’t put it down until I finish. I’m glad you have the you tube walk throughs, though I try not to use them, you do get stuck sometimes. I prefer logic t o trial and error and most of the puzzles can be logic’d. Thank you, I can’t wait for another one. I wish you would do more after quests, like in roots, I really enjoyed going back for more!

If you paint the center cube on the painting too early you will get stuck. I had to replay the whole game. I left the center clue blank until the end then I painted it and was able to pick it up. If you paint it too early you can’t pick it up

Ugh these games just keep getting better! I found Samsara room first (which is great) and sent me down a rabbit hole with the Rusty Lake game series. I played two more out of order not realizing there were so many, and that they built on each other. I’ve now gone back and played them in order. The controls, clues, and interactivity continue to get better with each game. Super fun!