Cube Escape

Cube Escape is a series of surrealistic room escape games developed by the indie game studio Rusty Lake.[1] The series is heavily inspired by Twin Peaks[2][3] and follows detective Dale Vandermeer and his investigation into the death of Laura Vanderboom. As of June 2021, there have been ten mainline games released in the series. In addition, Cube Escape Collection, a collection of the first nine Cube Escape games, was released on Steam in October of 2020 in advance of the deprecation of Adobe Flash[1]

Cube Escape
Genre(s)Escape Room
Developer(s)Rusty Lake
Publisher(s)Rusty Lake
Platform(s)
First releaseCube Escape: The Lake
April 25, 2015 (April 25, 2015)
Latest releaseCube Escape: Paradox
September 20, 2018 (September 20, 2018)

Gameplay

Cube Escape's gameplay involves the player navigating cubical rooms using point-and-click controls and collecting items and clues to help them escape.

Games
Release Year Title
2015 Cube Escape: Lake
2015 Cube Escape: Seasons
2015 Cube Escape: Arles
2015 Cube Escape: Harvey's Box
2015 Cube Escape: Case 23
2015 Cube Escape: The Mill
2016 Cube Escape: Birthday
2016 Cube Escape: Theatre
2017 Cube Escape: The Cave
2018 Cube Escape: Paradox
2020 Cube Escape Collection

A new game titled The Past Within is set to release in June 2022.[4]

There are also four paid games and another one set in the same universe.

Release Year Title
2015 Rusty Lake: Hotel
2016 Rusty Lake: Roots
2018 Rusty Lake: Paradise
2020 The White Door
2020 Samsara Room

References
  1. Wales, Matt (October 14, 2020). "Rusty Lake's Cube Escape Collection bundles 9 wonderful, darkly surreal puzzlers on Steam".
  2. Chalk, Andy (October 16, 2020). "Cube Escape dodges the end of the Flash era with a new collection on Steam".
  3. Golubev, Pavel (June 2, 2017). "Interview: The Hidden Secret of Building A Cult Following to Monetization". www.gamasutra.com.
  4. "The Past Within Official Trailer is Out Now!". Rusty Lake Blog (in Dutch). 2021-11-16. Retrieved 2022-02-08.
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