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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 is ok. It has great graphics and sound effects, and runs smoothly on my device. And the gameplay is satisfying. But the puzzles are mostly too easy. The only real challenge I ran into was occasionally there's a hidden switch or button to unlock something, but the game reuses that trick often so once you figure it out once it's easy. The levels have too many similarities even though they look different, and I felt like I was playing the same level over and over. The story is generic.

It's extremely fun, and a lot of thought and detail went into it. However, potential too much so. It's almost impossible at times to tell the difference between decals and puzzle mechanisms, leading a viable option at finding what can be interacted with by randomly tapping and swiping at everything. There's even codes that straight up don't exist, leading you to need to go through every possible combination. That was not fun. If you get frustrated easily, not for you.

This game is beautifully done, as are all of SnapBreak's stuff. The sound FX are on an MSMR level of satisfying, the puzzles are engaging and interesting, and the graphics are great. I also like how the game doesn't babysit you the whole time. After the short tutorial (which you are able to turn off), it just lets you play and stays out of the way. I can't recommend it any more highly.