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Snapbreak

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About this game

As a legendary thief, your next assignment lures you into a grand and lavish mansion. There you find a series of puzzle boxes, designed for an unknown purpose.

Suddenly, you realize that this is no ordinary building and that you are no longer in control of what is unfolding, and perhaps never were. What should have been a quick in-and-out, turns into your own harrowing struggle for freedom and answers.

Inspired by the cryptic atmosphere, intricate machinery, and smooth controls of the best room escape games, we have created a diverse set of original puzzle levels that will test your resolve and skills to navigate this mysterious and compelling journey. Each level is beautiful, unique, and a true delight to explore and figure out. Play the first 10 levels for free!

Ratings and reviews

The game's cool. I don't like that you made me waste time playing it, without telling me upfront that it basically is a demo version and, after playing 2 chapters, have to pay for the full game. The game is a little hard to figure out, as you're not really shown a tutorial. You're given hints for where to use items, and where to find the next clue, but not for how to play the puzzles. Luckily, I had no problem skipping said puzzles. I hope it's played the same way in the paid version. Recommend.

$$ not completely free.You get to do 2 chapters but the rest are going to cost money.The game overall is interesting and challenging. I like the graphics and the puzzles.It definitely makes you think and become aware of different details. If it wasn't that there are only 5 chapters that you can see and 2 of which are free it would be awesome to purchase.However, because it doesn't seem to go further, it is not worth $7.99 for just three chapters.It this was an on going it would be worth it.

Really good puzzle game. The $5 to get the whole game was well worth it. It was fun more than challenging. As usual from this developer, the visuals and story are impressive. The beautiful graphics I would expect, but a great story? What a treat! My only complaint: A few times, interacting with objects was finicky. I would be stuck only to find out I didn't touch, pull or spin a thing just right. Ironically, mashing the screen like a caveman usually solved this problem.