Facility 47 Trial

Inertia Software

In-app purchases

About this game

You wake up alone and freezing in an icy cell. You try the cell door but it’s locked, it seems that you are stuck with no apparent escape. All that surrounds you is a letter and a bottle of pills, and no sign of how long you have been here or why!

Escape from this room and you will begin a journey through an isolated research facility in the freezing depths of the Antarctic, solving exciting puzzles as you go and unlocking new locations around the Facility. As you explore, you can search for clues that will help you uncover and piece together the mysterious history of Facility 47 and how exactly you came to be there!

Ratings and reviews

I play a lot of these first person puzzle games and this one is solid. It's a setting that I've never seen done before and the slowly revealing storyline told through notes is reminiscent of Meow Wolf and other immersive art installations. I'm on the fence about only getting three free hints though. On the one hand it pushes you to solve the puzzles on your own more often, but on the other, when you're just picking up the game right before bed at night, it can be tricky to even remember where you left off without wasting a hint. Still, I bought the game to keep playing it and I'm about to dive in. Overall it's a good deal for this genre being only $3.99 for the full version. I'd recommend it if you're looking for a good, new mystery game!

This is a high quality game w/ a smart, interesting storyline. It's actually pertinent to what's happening now w/ the pandemic, which makes it spooky. The visuals are nice, & even though I got a warning that it's made for an older version of Android, I didn't have any problems playing. It's a generous length & worth paying for. I can generally solve these games w/out hints, but I did end up paying $1 for 5 hints. You get 3 hints for free. I look forward to more from this company!

I loved this game! It reminded me of the movie "The Thing" which was based on a movie from the 50s I believe. Very creepy. The artwork was great. Game play was smooth. No problems encountered during the entire game. Great development team. Try Darkmoor Manor for another great game from the same team. Would love to see more like those two from this team. Nice work.