This is my favorite escape the room series. Well made, atmospheric, reasonable difficulty, easy to navigate. Overall really enjoyable. I look forward to future installments.
My only complaint about this one is the timed nature of the final level, and the ending didn't feel like much of a payoff.
Ever since I played Cube Escape: Arles, I've been an avid follower of these games. I play all the ones i can find. The story line and obscurity every single one tends to hold is so interesting to me. Some I find hard to make sense of but then again, maybe they aren't supposed to. The part I love most about this is how it flows with the Seasons version. That one really confused me in the end. I've only just begun this game, but I'm hoping to find that this may possibly answer those questions Seasons raised.
It feels like there is some story behind this, like the woman killing herslef in past with help of those cubes. At seasons we see that she is the shadow and the shadow kills her. Somehow I feel that this really has a backstory, that can't be just coincidence.
It looks like(time for a supposition of mine) everything started when she went to rusty lake. Somehow I think she went to rusty lake and discovered the power of those cubes, went back in time, killed herself in past and now it's a paradox that does everuthing to not to be discovered. I know, I know, that's probably just my craziness, but who knows. It may be truth.
I have loved the series so far and I can't help but notice a Twin Peaks influence! Am I right? My suspicions became stronger after that ''Damn fine cup of coffee'' part. Anyway the concept is great and the Cube Escape series has become one of my favourites. Keep up the great work!!!
The entire series is great.