Can u escape Seaside La Jolla

Once again, I find myself trapped in a modernist seaside luxury home. Such First World problems, alas. Maybe next time I’ll just drink the wine, watch the big screen tv, play with the drone, or just lounge by the pool while waiting for the owner to come back with takeout I ordered. I could also use the thoughtfully provided iPhone to call the fire department to break down the front door instead of trying to solve puzzles. Speaking of which, these were above average difficulty puzzles, some with clever twists or that require two separate clues. The in game iPhone is part of a clue, and (tiny spoiler) you do have to play the mini game to finally escape. Unobtrusive ads. Very pretty. Free.

This game was pretty much on par with all the other ones in this series. I really enjoyed it except for two things: one was a clue cleverly hiding in plain sight but so unobvious that I’m not sure anyone would recognize it without it being pointed out (maybe it was just me...), the other was a [spoiler] mini-game solution that to me was disguised in an ad, thus I avoided it thinking it WAS just an ad, not knowing it was actually part of the game. Once I understood it via a hint, it seemed rather clever and even a little fun, but since I avoid ads like the plague (bad enough to tap them on accident), I probably wouldn’t have figured it out without a nudge. Perturbation aside, this escaper was still a lot of fun and well worth the time invested. Live and learn, and learn to live!

This is another AWESOME escape game by an awesome developer. You create THE BEST escape games. The graphics are gorgeous and lifelike, not cartoonish and the puzzles are clever, yet sensible. I’ve played them all. Thanks so much for the new release! Please don’t wait so long to develop another...