
The tenth Cube Escape follows the story of detective Dale Vandermeer who finds himself trapped in two different universes and needs to escape. Cube Escape: Paradox will be released together with the accompanying Paradox: A Rusty Lake Film.
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Languages: English*, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Portuguese - Brazil, Simplified Chinese, Danish, Japanese, Korean, Dutch, Polish +2 more
Sums Steam only; App Store publishes no volume signal, so the true total is higher by an unknown amount.
| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
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SteamYou are here | Free | 12.2Kreviews | 97% | — | $0 |
| Free | 10.7Kratings | 98% | — | not modelled |
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好玩
jogo legal mas complicado depois de horas de trabalho e estudo, mente saturada faz voce se sentir cada vez mais burro quando na verdade é falta de atenção em coisas básicas.
Will def get chapter 2. I like this game & think the puzzles aren't too challenging to where I don't want to bother figuring it out lol.
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прикольная головоломка, но для меня скрытые достижения оказались трудными для прохождения
super nice puzzle game with nice twisted touches
Cube Escape: Paradox is a free point and click puzzle game where we play as detective Dale Vandermeer after waking up in a strange room with no memory of how we got there. We have to search the room, find objects and solve puzzles while slowly putting together what happened to us. It is part of the larger Rusty Lake story, so there is quite a bit going on underneath the simple room escape setup. The puzzles are easily the best part of the game. We have to look closely at everything around the room and work out how different objects and clues connect together. A lot of the solutions are weird in the best possible way, and finding the answer ourselves feels really satisfying when everything suddenly makes sense. The atmosphere is also excellent. The room is dark, strange and full of little details that make us feel like something is seriously wrong. The music, sound effects and unsettling characters all work together really well, and the game manages to feel creepy without constantly relying on jump scares. The story is another reason we wanted to keep going. Dale is trying to recover his memories while dealing with an old enemy, and the game slowly starts connecting what we are seeing to the wider Rusty Lake world. There are also plenty of little connections to the short film that was released alongside the game, which makes the whole thing feel more connected. The artwork fits the game perfectly too. Everything has that hand drawn Rusty Lake style, with strange faces, dark colours and some genuinely creepy images. It is not trying to look realistic, but that actually makes the weird parts feel even more unsettling. The voice acting also adds a lot to the atmosphere. The biggest problem is that the free part is not very long. Chapter 1 is free, while Chapter 2 is a separate paid chapter, so we do not get the complete story without paying for the rest. The free chapter is still a proper experience, but it can feel like we have stopped just as the mystery is getting more interesting. Some of the puzzles can also be frustrating. There are moments where we know what we need to do but have no idea where the game wants us to find the next clue. We can end up clicking around the room looking for something we missed, which can take away from the satisfaction a little. Overall, Cube Escape: Paradox is a really strong puzzle adventure with clever puzzles, an excellent atmosphere and a strange story that makes us want to know more. The free chapter is fairly short and some puzzles can be confusing, but the quality of the experience is high and it is a great introduction to the Rusty Lake style. Rating: 7.7/10
juegazo
Remember to watch the movie (it's for achievements)
好玩。只通了第一章,剧情最喜欢根源,场景设计喜欢旅馆,但是解谜部分悖论绝对的非常之好玩。
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