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Escape Simulator 2
Sequel to the best-selling escape room game, brings a fresh take on first-person puzzles with a variety of new rooms to explore solo or with friends. Solve intricate puzzles, uncover hidden secrets, or craft your own escape rooms with Room Editor 2.0.
Details
- Released
- October 27, 2025
- Developer
- Pine Studio
- Publisher
- Pine Studio
- Platforms
- PC
How it plays
Up to 8 players
Player pulse
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Escape Simulator 2 Reviews
Professional reviews from gaming critics
If you like clever puzzles, escape rooms, or co-op games that will have you thinking, Escape Simulator 2 is a no-brainer and is absolutely worthy of your time.
Escape Simulator 2 is another winning set of fun rooms with a promising future for much, much more, bolstered by major improvements. It’s a great time experienced solo, but especially some of the best multiplayer puzzling around.
Do you love themed rooms, community content, and teamwork? Then check out our Escape Simulator 2 review! Ideal for reinforcing/concluding...
I love a good escape room, heading to an often rather innocuous door or shopfront in a less-than-prominent position in town, and then heading into a themed room that’s filled with themed puzzles and secrets to unpick. Since 2020, there’s been more than a few attempts to translate this experience to one you can enjoy at home, and between escape room envelopes, advent calendars, and online portals, it’s video games that manage to capture the tone best of all. Escape Simulator 2 is the latest, thoroughly enjoyable escape room puzzler.
Featuring 12 levels over three distinct themes, Escape Simulator 2 has plenty of content at launch, with every level being brilliantly designed and filled with clever, challenging puzzles. For those who want more, there's a level designer and the option to play community-created levels, so there's potentially endless content here. A bargain for £14.99/$19.99.
So, to sum it all up: Escape Simulator 2 is a well-built, solid, and fun game that suffers from a flawed hint system and a difficulty curve that is far too steep. The focus is clearly on the multiplayer mode, and the game is less suitable if you prefer to play alone. Thankfully, it's also fun to see all the players out there building their own clever and entertaining puzzles in the game's built-in puzzle editor.