(-v-)脱出ゲームを遊ぶ(縛り中)

Pop-up ads only appear when displaying hints and answers. I remember there being other pop-up ads too (forgot when). It's the type where you clear stages by touching the smartphone's home screen. The art style was unique and quite enjoyable. The difficulty is such that you can solve it if you look carefully. ↑What I left behind as the vanguard. Each app lined up on the smartphone's home screen acts as a puzzle and the place to find the answer. This was my first time playing this type, so I was like, 'Wow, cool,' and enjoyed it. I remember having a lot of fun.

Pop-up ads appear when hints and answers are displayed, and when clearing a room, or during app transitions. I knew this author's games were difficult, but I enjoyed them. I cleared several games while thinking, "This author is so smart," and watching ads. This author's games have extras, and finding those is also fun. But even though the stages are the same, they heavily utilize areas I couldn't interact with before, so I ended up watching two ads just for the extras. I want to play all of this author's games, so ↑This is what I left as the advance party. HareKore-san's work. (I might be misremembering 'Hakoware', I must have written it wrong somewhere 💦 Sorry!) Regarding the comment I wrote for the advance party, "I want to play all of this author's games, so" ← Why did I write "so"? That was me exactly one month ago!

Pop-up ads unlock camera function, show hints and answers They also appear at the end of stages or between app transitions. The difficulty is such that you can solve it if you look around carefully. There's space below stage selection, but only 2 stages. I thought more would be added after finishing the 2, but they weren't. I'd definitely play if more were added... I enjoyed it so much I wondered if more would ever be added. ↑Left behind as a pioneer. Although it says stage selection, I've completed two escape sections. The developer said they would add more, but even if they did, I've uninstalled, so I wouldn't know and probably wouldn't play again. Oh, right! There's another type I'm saying goodbye to! It's when one app contains multiple escape games! Since I started doing escape games exclusively here, I prefer them separate! Even for games that take about 5 minutes to clear, I want to write about them as pioneers and record them here, so goodbye to compilation apps! Compilation apps are great for casual play, but right now, I prefer to play solo and record, so they're on the goodbye list. Therefore, even if this escape game expands its travel destinations, it's subject to goodbye!

Pop-up ads are hints and answers. Appears even after clearing a stage? and moving to another app. The difficulty is solvable if you look carefully. I skipped the part that was meant to show you the commercial because it could be skipped. It was fun, but the ads and that part were a bit of a drawback. I enjoyed clearing it as an escape game. ↑What I left as a first impression. This is one installment in a series. I don't know if it's old or new. That part really trying to make you watch ads... was the drawback. Each stage had a good number of problems, and I skipped the part that urged you to watch ads to proceed, and cleared it. Overall, it was fun except for the ad-related parts. I recently tried another series of this game, but the ads were even worse than this, so I quit. I don't dislike the concept or the art style of this game. However, the ads overshadowed them... to a point I disliked. But if I find it through a search, I'll install it, and playing it is confirmed. Whether I'll clear it depends on the amount of ads. I'll watch ads for the ones at the top and bottom of the screen, for hints or answers, or to unlock photo features! I don't like being shown a lot of ads for other things.

Pop-up ads only have hints and answers. The difficulty is such that you can solve it if you look around carefully. You should be able to clear it in about 30 minutes. The touch controls felt a bit unstable. A good game to kill time. ↑What I left as a first impression. I remember the touch controls being unstable. I recall trying to tap where I wanted to go, but it wouldn't move. I messed up... I edited my first impression because I felt it was too condescending. Then the order got messed up. I thought I wouldn't do this again after it happened last time, but I did it again. I won't do it next time. (But I'll probably forget... what a pain) I keep thinking about writing the author's name somewhere, but I always forget. Should I create an author list somewhere? Or maybe start another message board... I just used hearts on a treasure chest. How should I write it...

The reason the game name in the post below is 'Cafe・Latte' is because when I tried to post it, I got a message asking if it contained inappropriate content, so I deliberately added a '・'. I couldn't add more because I wrote too much, so I'm writing it here. As for what I wrote, 'Can this be deleted?' 'It's a hassle to find and delete it to add more, so I'll just write a new one.' This place has a 500-character limit! That means the cat one was too long too! Sorry m(_ _)m Also, the search order for 'Escape' has changed again. It always seems to change around the beginning of the month... When will I be able to scroll from the bottom to the middle while doing this and that? As I wrote in the cat and... post, I've finished 41 of them now! 15 of them are the cat ones. I played 2 more yesterday! Today, while playing the 42nd, I tried searching and this is what happened, so I'm writing about it along with the cat game name. To those who glance at it, To those who press 'Like', To those who registered, To those who leave comments, Thank you so much!

Pop-up ads aren't just for hints or answers, they appear after moving apps or leaving the game unattended. A beautifully crafted escape game with impressive visuals. It might just be my own lack of brainpower, but out of the roughly 20 games I've played here, this one feels like the most difficult so far. The first hint feels a bit too vague to be useful. I couldn't figure it out even with the hints, so I looked at the answers. I kept thinking, 'Is that even related?' or 'Oh, so that's where it was!' multiple times. I watched so many ads, it was a bit annoying. This might be for people with big brains! I'll aim to be able to clear these smoothly! ↑This is what I left behind as a scout. Including the ones I quit because of too many ads, this is from around the 20th game. The one I'm writing about here is the 15th! I've finished 41 games so far. I'm writing about them leisurely, about two or three a day. This one was difficult! It's partly due to the movement mechanics, and I really watched a ton of ads. If you're looking for a high-difficulty game, try this one! It was difficult for me (-v-), so it might be easy for you all. Oh, right! It also felt bad keeping the customers waiting after taking their orders. I wanted to deliver the products quickly, but it was difficult for (-v-), and I remember playing it while seeing them each time I moved, thinking 'Sorry for the wait.'

Pop-up ads are for hints and answers only. A highly original escape game. There were a few tricky parts, so I ended up looking at the hints. I'd rate it as slightly difficult. I couldn't help but cheer for the self-deprecating humor in that one section. The gap between the ending story and the illustration was also great. ↑What I left behind as the first wave. A 'Showa era' room. I think the enjoyment will vary depending on the generation. Younger folks will probably have a lot of 'What is this?' moments. Though, not knowing might also be part of the fun. I think this is a work for those who find these things nostalgic.

Ads are hints, answers only Maybe I'm just not smart enough, but I'll rate it as high difficulty. There were a few tricky puzzles, and I had to look at the answer for one of them because I couldn't figure it out with just the hints. Clearing this kind of thing without any hints. ↑ Left this as a pioneer. A game where I had to look at multiple hints. Sigh, I realized I'm lacking in many ways. I wish I could escape smoothly!

Hints and answers can be viewed by watching ads. There are pop-up ads when you start or after clearing a room. The graphics are beautifully made. It's easy to solve since screenshot saving is unlimited. ↑Left this as a scout. This is another work by the author of "Escape Game: An Ordinary Day" that I wrote about previously. I haven't checked which one came first, and I won't. I'll continue playing with the challenge of enjoying things like that. There's only one spot to input the answer, so you won't get lost wondering "Did I get this part right?" The difficulty is such that you can solve it if you look carefully. This author's games are easy to recommend to beginners who are thinking of trying escape games.