Escape Machine City: Airborne 4+

This is only my second time playing this kind of game and I have just started that’s why only the three stars. I may update later after I’ve played a little more! Graphics are lovely, really make you feel immersed in the game! Sights and sounds are right on, smooth movements and quick responses. So far so good, easy access to hints and they are very helpful. Not like other games I’ve played. Looking forward to the rest of the game! If nothing else, try the free part and judge for yourself! ENJOY! You can tell the makers of this game went above and beyond to make this very exciting!
Back again! I have now given this game five stars and I purchased the whole shabang! It is so much fun! Not too hard to make it impossible, but hard enough to make you think! If you get stuck you can go back and start the session over, I love that option! I find myself becoming immersed in the whole thing and can’t wait for the next scene! This is one of the best games I have ever played, and believe me, I have played many! Give it a try and you won’t be disappointed!

The dev’s earlier titles were a bit messy. The dull & inconsistent storylines and buggy game play of the past are gone! This game plays as it were made by a AAA brand.
You move from room to room, escaping each one. It starts with simple small rooms then progresses to larger more complex puzzles. The best part is the free trial. It really gives you a taste of what’s to come. And if you like the free levels, I can pretty much guarantee satisfaction ‘til the end.
Another improvement is w/the ads. There’s an option to fast forward through the commercials, turning 30 secs of annoyance to 5 secs of anticipation.
Can’t wait to see what they have next!

It’s a pretty good game. I’ve been playing for an hour or so and I’m on level 13. It’s quite easy if you’re used to these kind of brain teasers. This game is better suited for 8-12 yrs than adults. It’s unfortunate that the graphics and playability are so great, but the puzzles are very simple and straightforward. I have gotten stuck once, and the hints are almost useless. For example, I couldn’t figure out a puzzle so I took a hint. The hint was arrows pointing at that puzzle. Yeah, I know I need to solve the puzzle, I just don’t know how to solve it. Sometimes these games are more about figuring out what objects you’re actually able to interact with rather than using your noggin. It’s a good game, great graphics and play, but not nearly as good as The Room or Da Vinci. If you’re looking for other great plays check out Rusty Lake and Meridian 157.