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Escape 5.8.08

Games & Entertainment :: Puzzle & Word Games

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Escape is a tile-based puzzle game in the style of "Adventures of Lolo" or "Chip's Challenge." Unlike either of those games, Escape doesn't rely at all on reflexes--it's all about your brain. The game is played on a grid in which the player must manipulate blocks, lasers, switches, and other devices in order to reach the exit. Of course, this is more easily said than done! Although Escape comes with hundreds of levels, the game places an emphasis on the composition of new puzzles. Thus Escape has a built-in level editor and facilities for automatically sharing puzzles with other players.

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Version: 5.8.08
Author: Tom Murphy 7

License: Freeware
File Size: 1 MB
Last Virus Scan: 2024-04-26
Downloads: 8
Views: 8
Price: $0.00

Installer: Install Only
Released: 8-8-2005

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escape puzzle game lolo chip's challenge windows macintosh mac win linux games SDL free freeware shareware GPL open source puzzle tiles grid sokoban boxes push level editor internet sharing online


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