Doors: Awakening

Snapbreak

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About this game

Upon waking up from an accident, you see a portal with the shadow of a little boy staring at you. You chase the boy through a string of portals, as he leaves a letter at every door you pass through. The letters reveal a mysterious story and a hard choice for you to make in the two alternative endings of the game!

CRAFTY PUZZLES
Enjoy tons of original puzzles and riddles in this well thought-out escape game!

BEAUTIFUL 3D GRAPHICS
Explore beautiful hand-made levels with animations, immersive atmosphere, and a unique art style.

ATMOSPHERIC AUDIO
Best enjoyed with sound! Custom soundtrack and specially selected ambient sounds will complement each other for an immersive experience.

TRY FOR FREE
Play for free with the option to purchase additional levels and experience the whole story that will leave you impressed.

If you like puzzle games, you will not want to miss this exclusive experience!

Ratings and reviews

Not bad. Short amd relatively simple. Loved the art, style, and mostly smooth mechanics. Only two puzzles seemed to give me any real problems. The first was just a rotating puzzle that nothing happened, no matter what I did. Turns out I wasn't as inquisitive as I should have been. Other was a sliding tile puzzle, but that was also on me. I'm usually very good at them and was just overthinking it. Also, Note 22 has a spelling/grammar error, fyi.

If you like puzzle games, I think you'll enjoy this one. The graphics are pretty awesome, and the music fits the game and each scenario. It's very easy to learn. But beware that some scenarios take a little bit of patience to solve. I've completed the first game, now off-topic DOORS II - Origins.

This game is pretty good. It is visually stunning and a little creepy, the way escape rooms usually are. The story is a little disturbing, but it's certainly intriguing. My only caveat is that I got it free on Google Play Pass, so I didn't have to pay for any expansions and got free unlimited hints. I wouldn't have been so pleased to only be able to play the first eight levels and then have to buy the rest. Especially because it's not really repayable.