Escape Fan Room 08 Escape – Hardened Edition

Thank you. I found this really difficult and had to resort to the walkthrough because I knew I had missed one of the spanner safes, which I actually couldn’t see because it was in a very dark place. Good game nonetheless.

Now, as promised, I will tell about the game in more detail. Of course, the game is very beautiful, atmospheric and relaxing. But the same could be said about its previous “light” version. As I understand, dear Author, you don’t need repeating this information.

You have conducted an experiment not only to change the developing software, but also to make the game’s puzzles more difficult. My personal opinion: your experiment is a complete success. First of all, the game works fine even for me. And I don’t see in the comments the same complaints about invisible objects that you had in your previous games developed on this modern software. It turns out you can use it in a way that everything works for everyone.

And now about making puzzles harder. If you haven’t forgotten, I’ve always been an advocate of making things harder. So I personally think this change to the game is a very good improvement. The idea of multiple clues placed in different places to solve one puzzle is great! And I really liked the final puzzle with the circle, square and triangle – it’s not immediately clear what to do here and how it relates to the clues. It’s just brilliant! This is exactly how I think online quests should look like. It seems like everything is visible, all the clues are there, but still have to guess what, how and with what is connected! And I also really liked the yellow key, which is composed not of two, and as many as three parts!

But I’m not the only one who finds this complication successful – look at the rating. I don’t know about you, but it makes me very happy!

Thanks, great game!

Thank you!

Dear Ainars! The game “365” about the museum brought me back a pleasant memory of YOUR great Flash game about the museum. I mean “Escape from Sea Museum”, which I googled on your site gongtats.com today.

This game is more than worthy to be published here among your other flash games. Yes, I know it still needs some work. Two things are certain. First, its downloaded swf-file is not understood neither by Adobe-player nor Swiff-player (also for local flash-files) – on both of them from the beginning only black screen, although there is sound. And secondly, when I decided to replay this game on gongtats.com and reached the numeric code input, I was horrified to find that the numbers on the blue background are not displayed. At all.

But I repeat: the game is just great and, in my opinion, it is worth your efforts to refine it. Players will probably like it: the museum is huge and the possibility of getting lost in it adds interest. So a big request: include this game in your future plans.

And personally from myself I will add one more request: it would be great if besides the sounds of events there would be some general music or noise background. Well, say, the muffled gurgling sounds of underwater air bubbles. Or the quiet sound of waves. Well, or soft music suitable as a background. Of course, it’s up to you.

I will be glad if you answer and tell me about your further plans.