- July 7, 2020
- JubleLemonSeed
Escape the Clinic
Platforms
About
Waking up trapped in his office, a doctor must find a way out of his own place of work. A mysterious woman awaits outside. Malevolence waits inside. "Escape the Clinic" is a first person puzzle horror game, where the player has to find clues, keys, and passwords to find a way out of the building. It should be treated like a large escape room - albeit one with mysterious spirits about.



- Short and fun horror game with effective jump scares and a creepy atmosphere.
- Puzzles are easy to solve and add to the overall enjoyment of the game.
- It's free, making it a great option for casual players looking for a quick thrill.
- The game is very short, often completed in under 30 minutes, leaving players wanting more.
- Numerous bugs and glitches can hinder gameplay, such as inventory issues and unresponsive controls.
- The story feels incomplete and lacks depth, with a disappointing ending that doesn't provide closure.
story
18 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is described as interesting but ultimately lacking depth and coherence, with many players feeling that it leaves too much to the imagination and fails to provide a satisfying conclusion. While the horror atmosphere and puzzles are appreciated, the narrative is criticized for being short and fragmented, leading to a sense of disappointment regarding its execution and overall context. Many reviewers express a desire for a more substantial and cohesive storyline, suggesting that the game could benefit from further development in this area.
“This game has an interesting story, horror atmosphere, a detailed environment, a few puzzles and jump scares.”
“The story leaves it up to the player's imagination exactly what happened, but gives you a lot to work with.”
“Short game but with an interesting story, it definitely scared me with its every attempt!”
“I get that the game is free, but I would have expected a better story and ending.”
“If I have one complaint, it's the ending, which I feel should have been a little more substantial in relation to the limited backstory.”
“When I finished, I was thinking to myself, 'Is this really it?' I feel like they were trying to set up a hidden story where you piece together what happens, but I don't think it was executed well.”