The only thing you can find is some fishing gear, a knife and a crowbar. Overview: You’ve found an abandoned cabin on a small Island at Rusty Lake. This game definitely sets the tone and pace for the future Cube Escape and Rusty Lake games and is still one of their best ones to date. From the moment you begin, you will crave more Rusty Lake and want to see what happens next. My review: If there is any game from the Rusty Lake universe that will get you hooked on the series, it’s this one. Unlock the other memory cubes by creating a path between the cubes. Explore and start gathering items, you will quickly realize that something is wrong. It brings you to a calm and friendly room, which contains a clock, a kitchen and a garden window. Who are you? What happened? Prepare yourself to find out… You will start with your first memory, spring 1964. Overview: In the confines of a single room, explore the questions of your past. The following list is in chronological order not only of when each game was released, but also in the recommended order to play. Current Rusty Lake games as of 2018Īs of the end of 2018, there are a total of ten Cube Escape games and three Rusty Lake games.
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I waited until closer to when my exams were done before I bought the Rusty Lake series (which was convenient because around that time they were selling them for 50% off) and I was able to finish all three games within two to three weeks. At the end of January 2018 I finally decided to play their first game and by the time I finished I was downloading all of the Cube Escape series and finished them all within two weeks. I had always meant to try out their games but I was always so busy with school or co-op that I never got around to it. I first heard of Rusty Lake from one of my best friends who enjoyed playing the Cube Escape series. Their storylines follow a similar format they initially seem easy to follow along with but soon take a complex turn that you think will be resolved with the next game, but in reality it only raises more questions than it answers. The atmosphere of all their games may seem innocent at first, but they quickly turn dark and eerie as you continue playing.
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They have two “series” of games: the Cube Escape series, which are free to play (with the exception of Paradox which has a paid option to unlock the second chapter) and are generally short in terms of gameplay (again, Paradox being the exception to that), and the Rusty Lake series, which are premium paid games that take place within the Cube Escape world and are standalone games, but they add a little more context and background information to the Cube Escape series and are much longer to play.
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They were inspired to create the world of Rusty Lake after watching the TV show Twin Peaks (I’ve never seen it but perhaps I should to see where the inspiration came from). Rusty Lake is an indie game studio based in Amsterdam, The Netherlands and consists of creators Robin and Maarten, who collaborate with other people such as Victor on the soundtrack, Bob on the voices, Johan on the art and Ruben as a tester to create the Rusty Lake games. With their latest release of Paradox, I figured I’d give a brief synopsis and my personal opinion on every game they’ve released thus far. One group of developers I like the most is Rusty Lake, who are famous for the Cube Escape series and the fictional world of Rusty Lake. For me, I don’t just play random adventure games if I like one game from a particular developer, I will stay devoted to that developer, regardless if the app is free or paid. I play most of my games on my iPhone, which are generally much cheaper than buying them for Nintendo or Playstation or even on the computer. I mentioned in an earlier post that I got my love of escape rooms from playing point-n-click adventure games where you have to find clues within the game to help you solve several puzzles that will allow you to advance further.
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