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Up for a challenge and love to problem solve? Team up with a friend in co-op or do it alone in Escape Simulator out now. Developed by Pine Studio, the same team that created Faraway: Puzzle Escape and SEUM: Speedrunners from Hell.

Escape Simulator is a first-person escape room experience - designed with input from real-life escape room operators. Playing solo or via online co-op, players must puzzle their way through a quirky collection of interactive escape rooms, putting their wits (and teamwork) to the test.

It was previously shown off during the Yogscast's TinyTeams Steam Festival where it was a "Festival Favourite" and it also made it to the finals in the Digital Dragons 2021 "Indie Celebration" event too.

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"We designed Escape Simulator to be the ultimate escape room experience" says the game's team lead, Tomislav Podhraški. "It's got everything you'd expect from a top-notch IRL room - challenging puzzles, wacky props, secrets, and lavish decor. But it's also got some special things you could never do in a real-life room! Players can smash stuff, gather clues in zero-gravity, and play together even if they live thousands of miles apart. Plus, users seem to love wreaking havoc and making a total mess. So, I guess you could say it's the best of both worlds."

Game Features:

  • Solve puzzles - Face 15 interactive escape rooms, spread across three weird and wonderful location-packs: "Labyrinth of Egypt", "Adrift in Space" & "Edgewood Mansion".
  • Team up with friends - Every Escape Simulator room supports online co-op, and are designed to be best played by 1-3 players. Join forces with friends to test your teamwork & tackle puzzles together. Two heads are better than one!
  • Powered by the community - Use our level-editor to build your very own *dream* escape room. Or dive into a whole world of unique custom-rooms, built by our wonderful community.
  • Dress to impress  Wear silly hats, customise your character & don a series of themed outfits, tailor-made for each puzzle environment.
  • Cause chaos - Smash vases. Melt locks. Rearrange the furniture. Make a mess! If it's not nailed down, you can pick it up (and inevitably throw it at your friends).

Usual price is £11.99 / $14.99 / €14.99 with 10% off until October 26. Available on Steam.

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jordicoma Oct 21, 2021
I tested the demo. It's a great game (if you like escape rooms). Probably I'll buy it
Eike Oct 22, 2021
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I played the demo, and to be honest, it didn't appeal to me...
wytrabbit Oct 22, 2021
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I've been waiting for it to release for a while, now I just need someone to play it with
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