Developer Rusty Lake’s new compendium, however, strips out the ads and serves up the entire collection for an absurdly reasonable £3.99 on Steam. Previously, the Cube Escape titles have been free-to-play, albeit ad-supported, via web browser and mobile. Itch.io’s Bundle for Racial Justice and Equality, which was established to support the Black Lives Matter. The Rusty Lake point-and-click series continues with this standalone adventure.
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This bundle contains all the Rusty Lake premium games, the second chapter of Cube Escape: Paradox and The White Door! Items included in this bundle. The newly launched Cube Escape Collection features all nine Cube Escape games released to date – The Lake, Seasons, Aries, Harvey’s Box, Case 23, The Mill, Birthday, Theatre, and The Cave – each a distinctive, largely self-contained experience, despite the narrative links.
The end result tends to be just challenging enough to illicit a satisfied nod, but the real joy comes from their darkly surreal, occasionally grotesque theatrics. However, for all their increasingly ambitious narrative complexity – the generation-hopping Roots, in particular, is a gorgeously affecting piece of work – they’re relatively simple things at their core, melding casual escape-the-room-style puzzling with a bit of point-and-click adventuring. What’s more, there’s a 30% launch discount, bringing the cost down to £2.79 until 21st October.Ĭube Escape, if you’re unfamiliar, is the somewhat bite-sized companion series to the developer’s more fully fledged premium Rusty Lake games (Rusty Lake Hotel, Roots, Paradise, Paradox, The White Door, and series precursor Samsara Room), with all 15 deliciously off-kilter instalments contributing to a surreal, centuries-spanning narrative whole, where recurring characters, locations, and motifs drift in and out like a fever dream. Tropico 5 seems like a great addition, but I've never been too big on the Tropico games. Domina and Rusty Lake look pretty good too, Rusty Lake especially. N has a ton of content in it, and Obduction is a neat puzzle game. I can vouch for N and Obduction, both great games. Developer Rusty Lake’s brilliantly surreal Cube Escape puzzle series is now available in an absurdly good value nine-game bundle on Steam.
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