Some Peace Of Mind (Full)

This is a short and a bit rough around the edges escape-the-room game. The DIY aesthetic helps build a creepy atmosphere! It might feel particularly nostalgic if you’re born in the 80s (I felt like it was set in my own room in the early 00s)! Could use very minor improvements (a tutorial page and perhaps better hotspot handling) but overall definitely worth playing!

Considering he wrote the game by himself it’s pretty good. A little short to play, but it was challenging and had a good plot twist.

Good ambience nice sounds and tricky puzzle. Took me a few tries to finally escape. Short and sweet though once you figure it out. Ending was interesting. Would be interesting to see other games in this style

Finding myself stuck with no further moves, while still having the flashlight, a coin, and the battery grouping, it seemed worth one last attempt to see if I could make sense of, seemingly, nowhere to play those, along with the equally odd (i.e., unfamiliar) images in the password formula, just what the chessboard was all about — everything shown matters — and how to handle the candle, the ring, the DVD, and the DVD player. It was worth the attempt, as surprisingly, one-by-one, progress was made. Truly, the latter three were odd, while new clues, then opened, seemingly, out of nowhere. Yes, you will retain unplayed pieces, which seemed odd…. … and yes, one can even figure out what each of the symbols mean in the password clue(s), along with using the images on a calculator for some of the computations, too. Had to do several takes before getting it right, but even then, in the end the philosophical messages given were odd. Grateful I got it (a senior lady) — who likes puzzles — many might not? For sure, I wonder if even paying for hints would have helped. Being grateful gameplay hadn’t taken longer, too, I wondered if others would enjoy the challenge? Sound effects are the best feature. Navigation is okay. Visual effects, while photos, weren’t realistic, being so dark. Logic isn’t particularly intuitive? And computer and computational symbols might not be immediately evident to all, either. No door opened. So no real escape room feeling with everyday objects used in the typical sense. All-in-all, being odd — and a bit (to me) illogical — middle of the road rating of 3 stars. Thank you for the free gameplay! PS. Venturing to Facebook, midway, before plodding thru the last time, I was surprised to see there was a link for another version which appeared almost exactly the same. Downloading it, it seemed almost identical? Hints, still, seemed at be sold in a lot, for the same $.99.

Loved Game, just wished that the game was longer or that there were more of them!!

This is an awesome game! The most realistic escape room game I've played! My only complaint is the objects you pick up are so tiny you can't tell what they are! It would be extremely useful if you could zoom in on them! What I highly suggest is taking screenshots, leaving the game and zooming in on the photos, or enable magnifying in accessibility settings. I played it on an iPhone, so maybe it would be better on an iPad.

Without the hints it’s almost impossible

I really wanted to like this game. But it’s frustrating when the “unlock hints” button doesn’t work and you don’t have the option of watching ads for hints either. Been stuck for a week and will probably uninstall.

The hints cost extra and they aren’t tailored to where you are stuck. Pretty boring escape game and disappointing visuals

It’s good, with some interesting puzzles, but it is rather short - it took maybe 30 minutes to finish.