EXIT – The Curse of Ophir

EXIT – The Curse of Ophir

By USM

  • Category: Games
  • Release Date: 2021-09-22
  • Current Version: 1.0.2
  • Adult Rating: 12+
  • File Size: 325.22 MB
  • Developer: USM
  • Compatibility: Requires iOS 13.0 or later.
Score: 4.5
4.55426
From 258 Ratings
$5.99 On itunes

Description

With EXIT - The Curse of Ophir an exciting Escape Room experience awaits you! Famous writer Tory Harlane has disappeared without a trace and you've been hired to find him! He was last seen at the Hotel Ophir, deep in the Wichita Mountains of Oklahoma, researching alleged haunted houses. There are many rumors about this remote place: rumors of a supposed city of gold, of unexplained phenomena, and also of a curse. And then there is this eerie comet in the sky, the appearance of which has sent a shiver down your spine – and not only yours. When you arrive at the Hotel Ophir, you quickly realize that something is not quite right here – and this place literally won't let you go. Go in search of the missing man, investigate the hotel for clues, discover mysterious relics, solve puzzles and unravel the mysteries of the Ophir that go far back in time. Can you solve the disappearance of Tory Harlene and escape from the hotel? • Prove yourself in a brand new digital adventure: The award-winning game series "EXIT® - The Game" now as an app. • Escape the curse: Exciting escape room game with an all-new storyline • Conquer the challenge alone: For a single player • The adventure awaits you: Exciting mystery puzzle adventure with multi-layered, creative puzzles • Think beyond the app: Anything can be part of the game! • Immerse yourself in the mysterious setting: atmospheric soundtrack, voiced texts and hand-drawn background graphics create a suspenseful atmosphere • Are you ready? Age recommendation 12 + ***** Questions or suggestions for improvements: Mail to [email protected] We are looking forward to your feedback! More info and news: www.exitgame.app or facebook.com/UnitedSoftMedia *****

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Reviews

  • Not for rookies

    5
    By Mr Quasi
    If you are familiar with the “EXIT” games, this is an amazing virtual game. Great puzzles, great story. Very creative. Wish they do more games like this.

  • No

    2
    By Suzsho
    I’m replaying this game - I played it first a long time ago - and it’s just not fun. The puzzles are hurting my brain - they are too complex and twisted, with obscure clues. It’s like the dev is trying to make the puzzles as hard as possible and has forgotten that they also need to be fun and solvable. I agree with what many other reviewers have said about this aspect of the game. Yes, the hints are there, but who wants to play a game where you have to use so many hints and don’t get to just play and feel good. It’s too bad because the game has a lot going for it - it’s pretty substantial with a good atmosphere and nice graphics. But the design of the puzzles just gets in the way. If they were just a couple of notches down in complexity it would be a whole different story. Don’t get me wrong - I don’t mean I want easy puzzles. I just want them to be more logical and have clues that are less obscure. For the record, I have the same criticism of their other game.

  • Not great

    2
    By melissaganz
    I play any and all 3D puzzle/escape room games I come across and this one is not very fun. The puzzles are too much of a stretch with clues that aren’t very insightful. The answers to some of them make little sense. For example, why would the inverse of ^. be just a dot without the flipped ^? Some of the solutions require you to use things like the game’s SETTINGS to figure out. Too much of an attempt to be clever. The settings are not part of the story. Sorry, not a fan of this one and quit before completing.

  • Don’t miss

    5
    By dekadays
    Has a unique table top game feel. Don’t miss it if you are an exit fan!

  • Solid Game

    5
    By KhaleesiGFY
    I love anything by Glitch Games (Forever Lost), Fireproof Studios (The Room), Blue Brain Games (House of Da Vinci), CottonGame (Isoland), Lucasfilm Games (Tales of Monkey Island) & this game falls in that category. I hope the developer does more!

  • Enjoying the challenge!

    5
    By camerashyinma
    It hasn’t stumped me yet, but it’s making me think. I love it when I reach the aha! moments! These are puzzles I haven’t seen before and it’s kind of addictive… I want to keep playing to see what’s next.

  • Difficult…and Worth It!

    5
    By spiritedmatt
    Several other reviews critique this game’s difficulty—but in my view, that’s part of its charm. So many games feature puzzles that are too simplistic, repetitive, or boring. EXIT: Curse of Ophir, on the other hand, is not only creative but also UNIQUE. This game will make you think, puzzle, explore, and use hints. Just surrender to it: The hints are there, so use them. Please support this game: If you’re an experienced puzzler or escape room fanatic, you'll really enjoy this game!

  • Unintelligible and obtuse

    1
    By ijokloiuy
    This game is hard only because the designers don’t provide enough information to try and solve the puzzles. Even if you use all the clues, the clues themselves are impossible to decipher. It’s like a bunch of super engineering nerds sat around and came up with puzzles only hey could solve with their own training.

  • Decent

    4
    By gumbright
    On the whole it was worth the few bucks. It is more difficult than some which I like but some of that difficulty seemed forced. And did not like including the app in the puzzles. I takes you out of the story mindset.

  • Overall Very Good with a Few Frustrations

    4
    By TLAllen617
    Overall, I really enjoyed this and am looking forward to playing through the next one. For the most part, the puzzles were quite challenging but doable if you’re really paying attention. And that’s exactly what I’m looking for in this type of game. However, a few, particularly the last one, were just too obtuse. The only puzzles where I used ANY clues, I used ALL the clues.

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