Escape Game: Red Flower
Experience one of the top-rated Free games on the App Store, Escape Game: Red Flower! Developed by the innovative team at Goro Sato, this Entertainment game provides a unique gaming experience like no other. With a content rating of 4+, it’s perfect for a wide range of players. Since its initial release on 28th December 2017, the game has seen numerous updates, with the latest version launched on 28th December 2017.
Are you a fan of Entertainment, Adventure, or Puzzle games? Then Escape Game: Red Flower is right up your alley! You won’t be able to resist its appeal.
User Ratings of Escape Game: Red Flower
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How Much Does Escape Game: Red Flower Cost?
Good news! You can download Escape Game: Red Flower on your iOS device absolutely free!
Escape Game: Red Flower Release Date
Eager to know when Escape Game: Red Flower first graced the App Store? It was launched on 28th December 2017.
When Was Escape Game: Red Flower Last Updated?
The latest version of Escape Game: Red Flower was updated on 28th December 2017, ensuring a more enjoyable gaming experience for all players.
Where Can I Download Escape Game: Red Flower?
To get started with Escape Game: Red Flower, head over to the official Apple App Store.
A Glimpse into Escape Game: Red Flower
Escape from here!
Tap on the objects in the room to look around, get items, and make actions.
Tap on the items gained twice to take a closer look.
While taking a closer look, sometimes you can examine more by tapping on it again.
While taking a closer look, you can sometimes combine items by selecting an another item and tap on the enlarged item.
Note that you can only carry 7 items at once. Some items can be put back to the place you found them.
What’s New in the Latest Update?
Find out what’s new in the latest version of Escape Game: Red Flower updated on 28th December 2017:
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.
User Reviews on Escape Game: Red Flower
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This was so fun!!! Please continue the story and make new games! :)
A new game!! What fun! COMPLETELY new concept that is interesting and fresh. Still has the satisfying signature snap sound with puzzles. Quick scene transitions and a chatty cast of characters help this game stay on track and fun. Hope for more like this soon.
Exactly the kind of escape game we’ve been wanting to play! Difficult, but not impossible. We did need to use some hints. Fun story. Cant wait to check out more of this developers games!
We miss this developer and their games! Looked on social media to no avail and so we got the bright idea to come here and ask. Where the hell is Goro Sato???
Maybe not as pretty as other games from this developer, but mordantly funny with a more far-and-wide-reaching gameplay that takes you via a map different locations in a city. Tough without hints or a walkthrough the hints are pretty helpful, though not always. Another challenging clever game from a terrific developer!
Loved it. Fresh and different.
Yet another excellent puzzle game from this developer. In this game, weve left the confines of the locked room and go out to explore a small Japanese city. The experience however often more surreal than what you find indoors. You end up feeling paranoid as you study everyday objects and signs, trying to glean secret messages from them. You replay odd bits of dialogue from people you meet, trying to infer hidden meaning. The game also has a much more nonlinear plot. Although its not quite a sandbox, you are free to roam about the city and explore locations. You can usually collect clues and solve puzzles in the order of your choosing. The puzzles ultimately do make sense. There were no glitches. Our only suggestion is that in-game camera would have been a nice addition.
We really liked this one. Different concept and gameplay then his other escape games, but still had the same level of creativity in the puzzles. Just in a more open environment. Also, we think this is the first time we’ve seen anything close to a story in any of his escape games.
To Goro Sato… We already left a 5 star review… But this game would be SO much better if the scenes and items were clear and visible. It doesn’t make sense why you’d purposely blur all the graphics and scenes… Because it makes it difficult to see details and where to tap.
OK – so theres a dark side to this artist! Makes his work all the more interesting… It all made sense in the end. And after those darling yellow duckies in his last app, who could blame him for trying something new. Bravo!!
We missed the beautiful, sharp graphics we’ve come to expect from Goro Sato, but the conversation interactions within the game added something, too. Despite a whole different look and feel that we wasnt sure we liked at first, the puzzles were excellent and the whole experience very satisfying. Very challenging – had to resort to a hint more than once!
TL;DR – This is truly unbelievably horrible. Gave us a headache as the artsy style ends up leaving this a blurry mess of nonsense. Usually LOVE this developer and follow often for new releases. This looks and plays like a really bad beginner developer, not a Gora Sato escape. More details about why this game is unplayable below… This developers escape games are among the maybe top 5 ones that we typically watch the App Store for new releases. MOST are really great, though we’ve noticed the past few have been hit or miss. This is absolutely HORRIBLE. We realllly tried to stay with it, but between the awful artwork (tried way too hard to be artsy, and instead it comes off giving a literal headache from blurriness), and the texts and screens you tap and HAVE to wait and re-listen and wait through, makes this nonsensical escape game unplayable. Its not even creative in regards to puzzles. Theres a stupid map, and new areas give you access after talking to A TON OF PPL, most with lame little microclues that are in no way helpful, as if the thinking is, the more mysterious and vague they speak, the more difficult the clues are. Some of the ppl have no point other than being filler. The game gives you choices, and you die if you make the wrong one. Then you continue on with all your items and keep going. There is a noticeable language barrier to this one, though Satos games have never been that way before. We knew all the things in our head, of whats we needed to do… The most difficult part is navigating the map, to re-find the location to use it in. Tap on a screen thinking the ppls words sometimes change or the scene has something new, means a LOT of waiting through the same ANNOYING dialogue. We did finally get stuck with not being able to find where to use our clues, and we suspect its because there was a new map area we needed to unlock. We tried every single scene, spoke to every single person again, and still couldnt figure out the connection of the locked garage door that forces a pause with the wrench and manhole cover with the bomb underneath that kills you… Sorry for the spoiler, but if you play this, youll end up opening the explosion and dying at least once. Even the sound FX are weird, like when switching scenes or map/item mode. We know this is a long review, esp for someone who HATED this one, but we see theres no reviews yet, and we suspect that most found this one as bad as we did, and simply didnt even want to give another minute of their time to leave an honest review. Perhaps ppl didnt want to be so critical of a usually creative, talented developer. These are known to sometimes have a bit more of a difficulty curve, but in a good way. This one is just dumb. Its not us being critical just because we couldnt/didnt want to bother finishing it. Im being critical, cuz it REALLY IS THAT BAD!!! Its a shame thade, but we wont be checking for new Sato escapes, and we have been for years now.
We liked all the games from Goro Sato but this game is annoying….