Boo! Rusty Lake launch Cube Escape: Paradox and quick movie
I’m calling it: Halloween seasons begins now. I’ve simply hung a spooky lantern within the hallway and the spooky-ooky Rusty Lake gang at present launched not solely a brand new altogether kooky journey game however a live-action quick movie too. Ghost time is go. Cube Escape: Paradox is out now, providing its first chapter free so we will all strive on the footwear of a detective trapped in a bizarre room throughout parallel universes, and the Paradox movie is free and all. It’s fairly nifty too, as transmedia crossover tie-ins go. Have a watch under:
Obviously plenty of that may make extra sense once you’re taking part in Paradox too.
Our John is normally to go-to man for Rusty Lake, as he’s always gushing about how much he enjoys their games, however he’s a busy boy at present so that you’re keep on with this simpleton cooing “Ooh I like that fella with the crow head.” Sorry, gang. But hey, do learn John’s interview with Rusty Lake whilst you’re right here.
The first chapter of is free on Steam, and the movie is there too if that’s one way or the other handy for you than YouTube. The second chapter of Paradox is paid DLC, revisiting the identical room with new puzzles and new mysteries and a brand new ending, and that’ll run you £2.90/€2.39/$2.99 (properly, a bit much less with a launch week low cost).
Paradox is on Android and Apple decks too.

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