The White Door is Now Available

The White Door is now available!

Check out the Official website here.

View the launch trailer here.



Happy Gaming!

Thank you for the news, Ana.

Thanks Ana.

Thanks Ana!

Bought it!
I’ve played all the Cube Escape and Rusty Lake games.

Great news!
Thanks, Ana!

BrownEyedTigre

Love all the Cube Escape and Rusty Lake games! They are unique and challenging without being too terribly hard. A few are a little gruesome but even I, who hates blood and violence more than most, am able to see beyond the occasional gore. The fact the graphics are hand-drawn and cartoon-like helps. The Cube Escape series are all FREE. The Rusty Lake games are longer and cost a nominal fee. I played some on my iPad and some on my Mac. I think they are all available on Steam. Should you want to play them, I recommend playing them in the order they were released, as they do tell a story.
Cube Escape: Seasons

Cube Escape: The Lake 

Cube Escape: Arles 

Cube Escape: Harvey's Box

Cube Escape: Case 23

Cube Escape: The Mill 

Rusty Lake Hotel (longer game, $)
Cube Escape: Birthday
Cube Escape: Theatre
Rusty Lake: Roots (longer game, $)
Cube Escape: The Cave
Rusty Lake Paradise (longer game, $)
Cube Escape: Paradox
Paradox: A Rusty Lake Film (longer game, $)

The Rusty Lake series was released on GOG last year as well.

I have come rather late to this party, having only just heard of the rustylake games and finding them available for Mac iOS: I have just started out with Samsara Room as a free taster, but plan on getting the whole set which is sold as a very cheap package on Steam


...but are they really part of the adventure genre?

I haven't played the games yet Lex so I'm curious why you ask that question.

Oldbroad, I ask because (with a few notable exceptions such as the Syberia series) I am not particularly a fan of adventure games, but I am keen on puzzle games with a bit of a quirk (which I think these games are): there is no category (yet) on GB specifically for this type of game, and they can fall into various of the other categories so that it is hard to know where to post or look for comments about them.

Of course, there are puzzles as part of many (probably most or all) games in the other categories, but I am referring to games which are mainly or all about the puzzles.

Overnight I was debating whether to suggest that a separate category be added in the gaming section, but for now I am probably going to start a thread in The Garden of Puzzling Delights to see whether it generates any interest.

So, they're puzzle games with a bit of quirk? Sounds good. I actually do have the games. I just haven't played them yet. It seems there have been a number of puzzle games lately and they've been announced here in the Adventure forum.

Having just finished the Samsara Room I can say that it is certainly quirky, although quite relaxing with gentle piano music - somewhat reminiscent of Gorogoa and/or the Amanita Design games (with which you may or may not already be familiar), but with extra helpings of the surreal.

Sounds good Lex! I haven't made it to Gorogoa yet but I have played a few Amanita games and have a few that I haven't played. Even being retired now, I'm having trouble getting to all the games I want to play.