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Hello and welcome! Yes it's Wednesday again and this means new Weekday Escape!

Luckily for PC players, Kamonosoukutsu recently ported few games from Android to PC so we get two this week! Meet Mr. Bear and Mr. Tiger, and try to get out from their beautiful residences! Next escape is from classical Dasyutu's room, and you need to find red maple leaves here, so instead of running around woods and picking them, you can do that virtually, and continue in No1game's autumn game; however, more important is to look for the cunning green guys there - their mimicry is a bit useless this time...

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In a debut of a fan-beloved original, Day of the Tentacle, Return of the Tentacle delivers a thrilling, pun and comedy filled point-and-click adventure. Purple Tentacle is back with an ambitious plan to conquer the world, seek revenge, and worst of all, wants to make sure to kill you first! What's more there are the two telltale signs that it's not some lookalike or wannabe. One: he left a note scrawled on purple paper! And two: it's signed at the bottom, "Insincerely Yours, Purple!"

The 200th Weekday Escape is here fully loaded with awesome games!

By a coincidence, we got several great games to this round anniversary. From Amajeto, one more escape under full moon on Halloween night, with glowing pumpkins everywhere around. From Rinnogogo charming and poetic story about cats emotional live and magic. From Detarame Factory lovely game about girl, her chipmunk and hot-air balloon, and from Flash512 another dungeon escape from medieval castle. Bonus grow game by Jon Schubbe is almost as old as JiG and much, much fun!

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When does "taking liberties" go too far? Like the lost episode of a Brothers Grimm story, Little Cabin in the Woods - A Forgotten Hill Tale is a twisted take on the mundane. This latest work from FM Studios is quick and to the point -- an abbreviated, self-contained side story installment of Forgotten Hill.

Hi everybody, this is Halloween Special Weekday Escape 2!
BOO! It's Halloween time again! Only Halloween themed games are featured this week, starting with two Amajetos, as good as always with quality and solid puzzles, but different in their visual aspects. Usawanhouse mixes horror and humour to create funny game (successfully) and the same approach takes atmospheric Esklavos with lovely art on top. No1game entices you with the promise of a Halloween Party to a dark apartement...curiously enough, the promise is true, you just have to catch few green guys before the party begins. Minoto wants you to get ready poor hungry bear for trick or treating!

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There is a saying that you can't appreciate the good without having some of the bad, and that sometimes you don't know what you have until it disappears for good. Gone Fireflies is a game about love, loss, loneliness, and maybe a bit of empathy mixed in. You begin as detective James Reed called out in the middle of the night to investigate an apparent suicide of a woman and the disappearance of her husband, Thomas May. You play as both men - the detective and the husband - as you try to untangle the story that runs deeper within them, in the process discovering the connection between.

After coming home to his besieged kingdom, Luger Huntress finds himself imprisoned in the arms of another, along with his beloved sister Lotti. Much to his horror, he finds that his sister Lotti is to be engaged to one whom he regards as a heathen, a member of House Greaval. Ultimately having no other options, he reluctantly bides his time in the castle, where he begins to make himself at home. But even as his plush surroundings begin to grow on him, and he sees the House's royalty in a gradually more positive light, he can't help but be reminded that a gilded cage is still a cage nonetheless.

It's time for a break - Retro Weekday Escape brings four games for your fun!

You get lost (twice) in Esklavos' lovely small world connected with ours by magical gate, locked by four locks at the moment unfortunately. After you escape it (twice), you find yourself in Ichima's room without any visible exit and with several secrets which make game more entertaining than expected. Suzunari's room is absolute classic with many clever puzzles.

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In Doppleganger, you have the (mis)fortune of having to chase after your perhaps insatiable curious cat. It ran straight into a temple full of booby traps and mystical powers, and it looks like you're going to need to follow it in and coax it out. While Schrodinger may have posed the problem of whether a cat in a box is dead or alive, in In Doppleganger it looks like your cat is always somewhere you're not looking! Your task is to journey through this temple and see if you can find your feline friend, with the aid of some unusual platforming mechanics.

Hi! Quality time ahead - the new Weekday Escape is here!

All three games in this WE are pleasing the eye - Amajeto's latest creation with changed graphics is attractive and neat, blue and white, and also practical, as players can't overlook any item. MysteriousBox takes you for a trip to the mountains and autumn afternoon atmosphere is amazing here. The last game by Ichima is another island adventure - islands, especially tropical ones, are really suitable for relaxing escapes with their blue sky and sea, yellow sand and green palm trees, and sounds of waves. Seagulls though are silent or flew off.

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BestLuck is a mystery emotional atmospheric adventure game. In the infinite growing forest, you only lean onto the girl to find a path and solve the puzzle by witnessing clues that are visible only through certain door frames. Its atmosphere has ambiguities between what horror-game has and what romance game narrative goes.

You are a henchman in the infamous Gotham City, and unfortunately, a henchman seeking a new job. Dissatisfied with your current boss, you think surely it can't be too difficult to land a new gig. After all, what's the worst they can have you do to land the position? Spit in someone's face? Toilet paper their house? Get reference letters from your previous boss? All nope, nope, and nope, but you're getting warmer. Who would have guessed that your task would be a job interview?

Autumn is coming, days start getting shorter - good, more time for playing!The Weekday Escape is here!

This week are all three games animals themed; the creators' approach to animals is different though. The room by tomoLaSiDo overflows with tame chipmunks which can be easily catched so the only problem stays to find them. Kamonosoukutsu's animals are very civilised, wearing human dress, knowing how to use a chair and even having human wishes. Dassyutu's animal is predatory and ferocious, maybe hungry too, and very dangerous. Will you escape?

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What do you see when you look in the mirror?, Articallosaurus begins by asking us in an innocent-enough seeming question. You are presented with three options in the form of shapes, showing you a square, a triangle, and a circle. And as if to forebode something ominous, an eye appears on the screen, blood-red and boring into your skull in a somewhat less than friendly way.

This time, everything starts coming together. The latest Rusty Lake project, Cube Escape: Paradox has arguably the most unique player experience in the series. Accompanied by a short live feature (which I personally recommend watching after finishing Chapter 1 - it contains some spoilers), Paradox blends amazing production value and multimedia elements with the gameplay that Rusty Lake fans know and love. The game is divided into two installments, with Chapter 1 free to play (donations encouraged), and Chapter 2 available for a minute fee.