Quest: Escape Dungeon

Part action-adventure game and part puzzle game. Quest: Escape Dungeon is filled with a great many various mechanics and tasks. There are some elements included like keys and chests. The puzzles and enemies are simple enough. This is certainly a game can be enjoyed by kids and adults. Full Walkthrough https://youtu.be/-oOAfKw6PM0

A short, yet fun puzzle game that requires a bit of thinking to complete. Puzzles aren't too difficult, and there are a few fights in the game as well. Good game for a reasonable price.

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Takes less than an hour to complete. There are 3 fights with no ability to customise your party. No equipment, no abilities to worry about learning, etc. You have what you have. The rest of the game is puzzles. Some of them are stupidly simple. Some are mildly clever. Some are deliberately tricky and obscure. If you want a simple game that to kill an hour, great. Very low replay value. I paid a couple dollars for this and I feel like I got my money's worth.

I felt it was slightly misleading because there was combat, but only two fights and it felt like they put that in there to make the game seem more full then what it actually was. They put just enough for screen shots of it to help sell the game. I paid like 50 cents or something small like that but at the same time I think you are better off getting Mushroom Quest by far and its on sale for 80 cents currently. Mushroom quest is short as well but I played it longer, had more challenge and I felt satisfied for what I paid for it.

I am an RPG Maker enthusiast and I love Time Fantasy theme gfx. I found really cool stuff in here. The puzzles are very simple and serves as inspiration so you can build inside your own maps.

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It costs like nothing and is roughly an hour. The puzzles are sometimes a bit random and braindead. It's also hard to guesswork when you are supposed to use the mouse. Cheers for the music though and the easy controls that can be designed better than the game has any need for. It's not bad but not good either. I just expected I had to use my brain more than playing a point and click is all...