July 2018 Archives

Hi! The new Weekday Escape has arrived ! The first game by TomoLaSiDo isn't escape; it's just an attempt to open a can - and the journey matters more than the destination - no ambrosia inside, the can says water. After a long pause returned Minoto with lovely nonsense game. Then you get to a strange house with GetLostGames where physical laws work in a different ways than we are used to. Yonashi created beautiful escape with their favorite theme - the sea.
Have a good time and enjoy!

A new game by Tomatea! Yes, Tomatea, not Amajeto - what a surprise! Another likeable comeback this week, and totally unexpected - after more than two years from the last Tomatea's game (Vintage Card) and many, many games from its successor Amajeto is the old team back with such a pleasant and quality game!

A fanfare please! I'm so happy to welcome back Robamimi, who returns in fertile collaboration with Rinnogogo!

This week on Weekday Escape! Adventure, excitement and mystery! Rinnogogo's beautiful game could be an animated short film - art and atmosphere are amazing. Not many escape games involve emotions...well the latest one by Neat Escape also does, but of a different kind - prison breaks are emocional (and adrenaline) activity after all. Selfdefiant's asylum is mysterious and a (very) little scary, as always.

Have a good time and enjoy!

What does it take to be a hero - a plate of armor, a fabled sword, titan strength? Or perhaps a brave heart, adoring fans, and luscious, flowing hair? In GROW Comeback, you must develop all six traits to their maximum potential to vanquish the beast and gain adoration from your whole village.

If you live in a city in certain industrial parts of the United States, you might be familiar with the concept of a trolley, built to take workers up and down a steep hill from their residence to their workplace generations ago. The Trolley is a 3D, storytelling experience that takes up the tale of the disassembly of such a vehicle in an unnamed midwestern town. In it, you play as an employee charged with the psychologically challenging task of tearing it down. There is no demand for such an artefact any longer, so it's only logical for them to want to remove it and make way for something else. Right?

Ahoy, yo-ho-ho, and a bottle of rum! Piratey Retro Weekday Escape is here!

Pirates from Esklavos' Pirate Coast sailed away and their ships can't be seen anymore, but you are supposed to escape the seashore in different way, through magic door, and your task is to open it. Selfdefiant takes you to a pirate ship, but you aren't so lucky as you might have thought; the captain behaves strangely so you decide to leave as quick as possible...and eventually you land at Creepy Island and it's creepy indeed!

With UsawanHouse and Suzunari you join two girls in their hunt for old pirate's treasure.

Have a good time and enjoy!

Welcome back after a week, welcome to another summer Weekday Escape!

This week we have two games by Amajeto, solid and reliable developer with great talent for constructing puzzles, and both meet the expectations, again. Dassyutu's room is full of seemingly empty pieces of furniture, coins and polite warnings, that without finding a clue you can't even try to solve a puzzle - no guessing or even brute forcing here. Promising newcomer, Rinnogogo, created cute escape game with a story - you are a hero helping others with dangerous obstacles in their lives, armed with your wits only!

Have a good time and enjoy!

Wait, what is that? Something or someone is responding to my singing! Let's see if he can sing along. Yes! YES! And something is happening, I can see cracks appearing and through those cracks I see light! Sing more! MORE! Until we break ourselves free!

Time flies when you're playing monkey puzzles! Meet a ninja, the full moon, track down some olives (not for a pizza, I'm afraid), and mind those etchings in the cliffs this time.