Don't Escape Trilogy

“Part 1 feels more like a series tutorial, while part 2 and 3 are bigger, have more mechanics and proper multiple endings which makes a replay more enjoyable and a bit more challenging when going for 100% achievements (which is not too difficult to do).”

“You don’t need to solve all puzzles nor may you want to do so, since some may carry grave consequences, puzzles may have multiple solutions or orders and are all intuitive, you most likely won't find anything you may consider “moon logic” in this collection, to top it all off, your actions are timed, you must consider your actions carefully or a defeat condition will be reached, all of that makes for a great gameplay experience.”

“The don’t escape trilogy are a series of 3 games - each with their own puzzles, mechanics, and backstories - that come together to be some of the best point & click puzzle games I have played.”

“The pixel-art style is minimalist but expressive, allowing scenes to breathe without overwhelming the player.”

“The pixel graphics are, for the most part, great at completing the unsettling ambience of all three games, although the graphics in episode two could've used a bit more work in all of the areas; it simply sticks out like a sore thumb, as a different approach and technique was used.”

“• atmospheric pixel art: despite the simple graphics, the game creates a strong sense of dread and mystery with eerie sound design and moody environments.”

“Easily the best one out of the bunch, it not only has the fun point and click loop from the other games, but it brings such a creepy atmosphere and decent plot to the table that I couldn't help but feel utterly compelled to not escape till the very end.”

“Being someone who isn't generally a fan of this genre I was very pleasantly surprised. I found the game's puzzles challenging but logical, and I personally found the atmosphere to be dreadful and macabre in the way you want a horror adventure to be. As the series progressed, it progressively sucked me in.”

“The Don't Escape trilogy is a compact but remarkably atmospheric collection that showcases Scriptwelder’s talent for crafting tension, mystery, and clever design within tight constraints.”

“Supported by the excellent music that moves somewhere between eerie, haunting, and unnerving.”

“The art and music really fit the three themes and I had a blast finding out the solutions.”

“Scriptwelder did an amazing job picking and choosing the music to use with each game, and the sound effects aren't too bad to boot; although the annoying hissing of the spacesuit in episode three could've been a lot less aggressive.”

“Each game offers different endings, greatly enhancing the series’ replayability.”

“Each title offers multiple endings based on your actions, encouraging replayability and careful decision-making.”

“Rather than stretching its ideas thin, the series respects the player’s time and delivers experiences that are tight, replayable, and emotionally resonant.”

“I like listening to scary stories in the background of my grind games, so it was nice and kind of funny to hear that same sort of music in these games.”

“Rather than stretching its ideas thin, the series respects the player’s time and delivers experiences that are tight, replayable, and emotionally resonant.”

“I remember playing this game back when I was in elementary school when Don't Escape 2 came out.”