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User Reviews for Escape Machine City
Beautiful game, fun puzzles
I like this game because the puzzles are just challenging enough to be interesting but not hard enough to be frustrating. The game saves your level, but the one thing I don’t like is it won’t save your progress WITHIN a level. If you don’t finish all the puzzles, you have to start the level over when you go back. You just finally get a tricky part solved, then get interrupted and have to go through the whole thing again. Not good.
Good, but...
This is a very good game. Not too difficult but still a challenge.But the one thing that frustrates the hell out of me is when these style games have a very difficult puzzle to accomplish and they do not have a re-set or solve puzzle option.Am referring to puzzles within a puzzle. For example let’s say you have a lot of gears to arrange within a frame. You have arraigned them incorrectly and want to start over...but you can’t. A reset button would bring everything back to the original starting point so you could try again or follow a video for hints.I paid for this game but cannot proceed due to a problem like this.
Restart Game Option?
Love the game! So much so that I would like to be able to enjoy the experience, music and puzzles again. Please add a restart or a new game option like I’ve seen with other games. I know I can go to any level and restart from there, but if I leave the game and then return, I’m back at the train station - I’d like to be able to return to where I left off just like the first time I escaped. Still, great game, interesting puzzles. More of the same?
It has everything I love and none of the stuff I hate
I love figuring out puzzles. I hate having a character. I hate stories. I hate dialogue. I hate when puzzles are too hard to solve because due to leaps of logic. I just want to be me, solving a series of puzzles just hard enough that I have to think. Snapbreak games have that and I replay their games a lot.
Could be great
This game is almost 5 stars. But it’s missing something other adventure games do: object descriptions. A text blurb or hint or the player character’s thoughts displayed when you click on an interactive element. It’s used a lot in adventure games because it adds immersion, builds the story, and gives you subtle hints about the puzzle’s solution. This game is missing that. Sometimes you’ll just click the whole screen like mad and then be annoyed when the solution is extremely obvious and you realize you’re just an idiot.
Shaddy
Halfway through you are forced to spend money in order to play the remaining levels. They said levels are longer but it turns out they are just as short and it really is the halfway point. I made the full purchase for all remaining levels and was disappointed to see that the game didn’t extend much further after paying and contributing. Expected and wanted a lot more gameplay after making the purchase for the remainder of the game.
Morninglory
This game is fantastic! The graphics are beautiful and the puzzles are challenging. I didn’t have any glitches in playing or saving the games like other reviewers claim. I had to use a couple of hints only because I didn’t know what the item was. Exp: I thought the item was a pizza cutter but it was a bolt remover. It would really help if the item was identified when you click on it. I did download two of the games advertised but I never purchase additional levels of the game I’m playing. I would love to have been able to play more levels of this game for free.
Exciting and Thrilling
When playing through Escape Machine City, I feel like I’m exploring an abandoned futuristic city, which is exactly what the storyline is. You need to escape this abandoned mechanical city, before the meteor shower lands and kills you. The story line is simple and intriguing, the puzzles are not frustrating, nor are they difficult, and the areas you escape from have fascinating designs. The gameplay is smooth and the graphics are amazing. I love this escape game so much! I can’t wait to play it’s sequel!
Worst SNAPBREAK EVER
Now don’t me get wrong, I have played almost every Snapbreak game there is. But this is by far and away the WORST. Sure you could watch the walkthrough video over and over again...but the problem is if you screw up and do everything out of order, most especially the elevators, BEWARE FOR THERE IS NO SAVE IN THIS GAME. That means if you do anything wrong, you have to start that same level from the beginning, again and again and again, until you get to the point where throwing your device against the wall rather than watch the walkthrough for the hundredth time would be more satisfying.I love Snapbreak. I absolutely hated this game and as an avid puzzle solver game player, I don’t think I’ve come along a worst gaming experience. SAVE! What happened to the idea of SAVE YOUR PROGRESS.?
Right up my alley
This was an easy decision to spend a few bucks. There are a couple of things that would normally prevent me giving this a five star rating but I want to encourage the developer to make more games like this. The puzzles skew on the easy side which suits me fine. Nothing frustrates me more than heading to a walkthrough and realizing I missed some obscure object or didn’t tap the exact sequence. The short levels are nice too because I can fit one or two or three in here and there without having to get back into the same frame of mind later. This is casual point and click at its best.Downsides: no save within a level. Not terribly tragic given the levels aren’t long but still an annoyance. The last puzzle in the factory frustrated me because I didn’t realize you had to actually push a button to open the door. I just kept trying to get the right combination of gear rotations for a good fifteen minutes before I accidentally tapped the button when it was uncovered. Even looked at some walkthroughs and still didn’t get it. Other than that, this was an entertaining way to pass the time for a couple of hours.
Description
Can you escape Machine City? - A next level escape game with stunning 3D graphics and visual effects! - 15 beautiful levels to explore! First 8 levels are available free of charge! - Dozens of challenging quests and original puzzles! - An escape game you will remember! An imminent destruction is facing the town, and you are the only one left behind...
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