Rusty Lake Paradise

Rusty Lake

About this game

Jakob, the oldest son of the Eilander family, is returning to Paradise island after his mother passed away. Since her mysterious death, the island seems to be cursed by the ten plagues. Find the mother's hidden memories and partake in strange family rituals in order to stop the plagues.

Rusty Lake Paradise is the third premium point-and-click adventure by Rusty Lake, the creators of the Cube Escape series, Rusty Lake Hotel & Rusty Lake: Roots.

Key features:

- Pick-up-and-play:
Easy to start but hard to put down
- Unique storyline:
The first adventure game based around the ten plagues of Egypt
- An unforgettable puzzle experience
Each plague brings its own atmosphere, suspense and a variety of Rusty Lake brain teasers
- Atmospheric graphics
The pastel background paintings are handmade by Dutch painter Johan Scherft
-Immersive Soundtrack:
Each plague has its own theme song and variations
- Achievements
The island has more secrets to unravel

Ratings and reviews

worth all 300 pennies. After playing through the Cube Escape games I had to continue the journey and oh my God was it worth it. some of the puzzles were a bit of a drag due to the distance between the clue and the puzzle but that can be solved by drawing it out on a piece of paper which gives that good old puzzle game vibe to it sometimes but other times it got a little bit annoying. Regardless however, this is a phenomenal story that adds to the game franchise as a whole. Wait to play the next!

I downloaded a random cube escape game when searching for a "point and click" game, and instantly fell in love with the series. As someone who went to school for creative writing and art, I love the weird story and the art style. Playing through the series has helped my anxiety at night when I can't sleep. Now I've played all the free and premium ones (and I NEVER purchase games or take the time to review apps). Can't wait to see what you come out with next!

I ended up binging all the Rusty Lake games. If them all, this is my least favorite, but it's still really good. What I didn't like was how spread out it was. For most Rusty Lake games, the puzzles are compressed into a single space, like a room. But this has a whole map to move through, and the puzzles require a lot of back and forth. Other than that, I liked it. The puzzles varied from easy to difficult and added yet another layer to the Rusty Lake lore.

What's new

Thank you for playing Rusty Lake Paradise! We added translations and fixed a few bugs in this new version.