History Museum Escape
| Category | Price | Seller | Device |
|---|---|---|---|
| Games | Free | Leeway Infotech Private Ltd. | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
Better be quick and find a way out! Explore the exhibition and use your wit and knowledge to escape.
Reviews
Short, fun, but ads are intrusive!
Casual mode
These escape games by coolbuddy are all very short but still fun. Smooth gameplay, good graphics, no glitches, no problems, EXCEPT this game has very annoying pop up full screen video ads. I understand ads, but they don't need to be so intrusive...ruins the enjoyment :(
History museum, and others
Douggieboy2001
These escape scenarios are truly brilliant, and engage me unto the furthest extent of my capacity to study and resolve the challenges you present. 3 stars, because I always have to pay $2 for walk through. I get just so far because I have knowledge and skills you assume everybody has sitting on standby, ready for immediate use upon command. These include, but are not limited to the following:-- Hexadecimal notations and their related base conversions; octals, and other base-shifting protocols Paleontology, geology, evolution, zoology, related anthropology.. The ability to read music, as per standard notational protocols; Knowing how to play chess; Knowing the game of poker; Basic thermodynamics; Foreign languages; I have French and German, but encounter Latin most often. I know this fairly well, also Sanskrit, but anything using Cyrillic, Arabic, Greek or Hebrew is over my head, and ditto for the majority of Far Eastern dialects. The periodic table of elements, as in 7th science class, not Ph.D. Elimination of accessibility to the important components required to proceed, but only present after purchasing a "walk-through." My measured IQ is just a bit shy of 170, and I went to Harvard on full scholarship. Not for blowing my horn; many of the challenges you present are far beyond any measure of intelligence as I know it to resolve, even after paying $2 to take the walkthrough with you. Example:-- Earth as a fireball at the beginning, Earth today, on a graduated tier. The problem you ask us to solve is to place items upon each pedestal according to chronological natural procession. Solid rock came into being long before life of any kind appeared. Obsidian is a volcanic glass that comes into existence through the actions of its respective inferno. Amber is a crystalline geoform of petrified organic material, dating back nearly one billion years. At the time amber and its substrates formed, no life form larger than 1 meter existed upon this planet. Next, you present tooth and tusk. The tusk is nothing more than an enlarged canine tooth, a powerful defensive adaptation on land, yet all but useless in aquatic realms. Therefor, going from left to right, I put down the hard rock, obsidian then amber, and tooth followed by tusk. There is only one major mistake in your presentation. Our species has only existed upon this planet for about 500,000 years. Volcanic activity that produces obsidian is a phenomena going back billions of years into the past. Your concept is great; you should not hide critical clues in places a player can access only after a $2 tithe to your powers that be. That's the way it is, and my name is not Walter Cronkite. Goodnight
Quick but fun!
Rtiger2
Beautiful graphics, too! To the players who are complaining about having to pay for a walkthrough (yes, I think that's dumb, too), you can find this walkthrough all over the internet for free.
Update application
TMason118
I like playing the game but developer of game needs to update game from 32 bit to 64 bit so it will play in ios 11. The only reason I placed a 1 star rating is because it does not run under iOS 11
