Imaginarium is a delightful little free game, enjoyable for all, but particularly perfect for families. If you want to try a digital escape room with the kids, it’s definitely one to try
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Complex Rooms: Legends of Canada (Play at Home)
We enjoyed this game as it felt like good clean fun, it was a bonus to learn some Canadian history. Canadians will likely have an easier time with this game, but non-Canadians should still enjoy
The Escape Game: The Heist – Vol. 2: The Silk Road (Play at Home)
Of the two digital games currently available from The Escape Game, we felt that The Silk Road was the stronger, but only just, and we’re looking forward to the eventual release of Vol. 3
Creators United: A Lost Memory (Play at Home)
A Lost Memory was a perfect rainy day activity, that could be spread out for hours (or days) of entertainment. It’s on the more challenging side, but it’s perfect for people that love puzzles
The Escape Game: The Heist – Vol. 1: Chasing Hahn (Play at Home)
Chasing Hahn was put together very well (as we expected from TEG), with solid puzzles, a clean interface, and a great hint system, this is a great collaborative game to play with friends
Fox in a Box: A Perfect Day to Save the World (Play at Home)
A point-and-click game that had some good puzzles and was well assembled, for £8 it’s on the money. If you like point-and-click style games then this is a good choice, although it may not keep you occupied for too long
Sinapsis: Diabolic Escape (Play at Home)
This was possibly more video game than escape room, and very nearly killed our computers. If you’re looking for different, this is certainly that!
Vortex Escapes: N.O.O.M Project (Play at Home)
This game went beyond our expectations of a 3€ game and gave us nearly an hour of fun. If you like point-and-click games, this is a good option
Marvo Mysteries: M.A.R.V.O Archives Phase Two (Play at Home)
Phase One lacked puzzles and felt like a warm up act for something bigger. Phase Two was the headliner, and delivered on the earlier promises
CodeBreakers: Hunting a Killer (Play at Home)
This was a really fun way to spend nearly an hour, time literally flew by! Some good puzzles and mechanisms meant we managed to be surprised on more than one occasion
CodeBreakers: Missing (Play at Home)
If you’re looking for something that feels a bit more realistic and immersive than many of the online escape style games out there, look no further than Missing for your next mission