An injured owl walks on the ground in Escape Into The Fog game.

Escape Into The Fog

(292 votes, average: 4.51 out of 5)

You are planning to visit the nearby forest for weeks because you keep hearing a lot about its beauty from your colleagues. One day, you noticed an article in the newspaper promoting a photo competition for amateur photographers. Making a list, you start planning for a camp out to the woods this weekend. You even took out the camera you got for your birthday last month. Besides that, you went shopping for some extra gear because you haven’t gone camping in a while. Friday came and you drove all the way to the forest you keep hearing about. Setting up camp, you’re excitement keeps rising whenever you hear unique wildlife sounds. Later on, as you were walking down the path, you saw an owl with a broken wing. You suddenly remember that you don’t have any emergency kit to heal it.

Escape into the Fog is point and click escape game by Ainars for Escape Fan. Find hidden objects and solve puzzles to help him fly again. Good luck!

 



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b1650424
2 years ago

Dear colleagues – fans of Ainars’s games! Help me understand one thing. You may laugh at me, but I have never been able to understand the whole introductory phrase:

“EscapeFan ……… . New escape games every day!”

Help someone whose English is not native language. Open the mystery: what’s after the word “EscapeFan”?

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b1650424
2 years ago
Reply to  Escaper Joe

Ah, that’s what was there! And I was wondering – I was looking through translators, trying to pick it up by ear. Thank you, dear Author, you’ve solved a long-standing mystery for me!

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b1650424
2 years ago

Returning to the topic of third-party Flash games. And you know, dear Author, but on MyHiddenGame games “Lo Nyan’s Room” lie directly: the files themselves, even without direct links to their native site. These are games from 6 to 16, and they were published there from 2013 to 2016. And as I understand it, no one has sued MyHiddenGame since then, otherwise they would have been removed long ago.