Escape Room

You are about to spend one last night at your apartment before moving. Relive your time in apartment 520 by going over unpacked items and navigating through memories laid bare. What will you uncover before the night ends?

A first-person climb up a white tower where colors shows the way. Dodge, bunny hop and slide to the top, earn Trackmania-style medals on every segment, race the ghosts of the best players… and fall. A lot.

Two rooms that look exactly the same. Somewhere inside, 51 differences are hidden: a TV facing the wrong way, an extra plate, a color that is slightly off. You cannot leave this house until you find them all. A first-person endurance spot-the-difference game of walking, comparing and memory.

Welcome to the Show is a first-person survival puzzle game set inside a deadly televised game show. Solve puzzles, meet your quotas, and survive 7 increasingly dangerous floors while keeping the audience entertained. Play it too safe and the Host might decide to make things more interesting.

One cursed lantern. Two people trying to escape. Pass the light, reveal hidden symbols, and keep your partner illuminated while they open the way. Work together through traps and light puzzles in this two-player cooperative adventure.

Enter the minds of your patients and explore disturbing worlds shaped by trauma, fear, and buried secrets.

Explore a strange, unsettling tower in this unique 3D narrative puzzle game. Solve the mysteries by finding the many hidden keys and discover new friends and even more puzzles along the way. Who is the witch who lives here? And why has she dragged you to her ever changing tower?

Surveillance Unit 7 is a cooperative horror game where you take on contracts for mysterious companies. You play as a Unit, a specialized agent tasked with strange missions in hostile environments where strange creatures lurk.

A puzzle about reading someone else's code and the one-byte mistake. A whole little machine on one screen: 256 cells, four registers, a stack. From "which way the stack grows" to a chain of borrowed code. You win not with the right answer, but with what the machine actually did.