Tested on Humans: Escape Room offered puzzles that only became more numerous and complex, their solutions assisted by clues found around the environment, as well as some thinking on the player’s part. They had variation—logic, numbers, patterns—and more of the map opened up with progress, each room bringing further mystery to the rather bare-bones story. It was relaxing despite the attempt at a creepy atmosphere, with no time constraints or sense of danger.

There was more than one occasion I got stuck, and that’s a good thing; the point of games like this is to be challenged. What I outright didn’t like was the poor narrative and its conclusion.