Adventure Escape: Murder Manor Wiki

I find most hidden/escape/puzzle games, for me are not often challenging enough. This game has a “Clue”-esk vibe to it. Which I love. Clue is an old favorite of mine. So far the searches really make me work for it to get what I need. This game does not give you instructions as to how to solve things. That’s part of the difficulty I would assume? Which is great because not too many games really allow you to have to think. They pretty well guide you along. Not this one, I love that I exercise my brain in a way very few games (that I have played, this is obviously personal perspective here) have been able to accomplish. I enjoy that the puzzles are not monotonous, and hopefully will be more and more challenging as it goes. Storyline has plenty of holes for intrigue for the player to enjoy filling the gaps of who’s who and why.

I’ve just started playing this line of mystery games today and I love them all! I’m in the middle of this one but today I have finished the Escape the Asylum one and the Escape the Cult one. Always an interesting storyline! Finding items and figuring out the puzzles is challenging but fun, and if you can figure out most of them on your own, you definitely have enough stars to get hints for the more difficult puzzles. I’ve been avoiding my responsibilities today just to play this (oops) because they’re so fun! My only criticism (if you’d even call it that) is the graphics, which is really more of my personal preference. These graphics are good but I just preferred the graphics of a different game I played. All in all, magnificent! I feel smart and a real think-outside-the-box wiz after doing these! Make more!!

Awesome overall if you like solving brain teasers mixed with some hidden objects. Difficulty is perfect — some puzzles really make you work for it, but are solvable if you pay attention to detail and realize the onscreen clues do not necessarily mean what you first think they do. Tip: If you don’t want to run out of stars (for hints) prematurely, keep your finger away from the large star/skip button in the puzzle screens. Several times there were objects near it, and it mistakenly thought I wanted to use my stars to skip that puzzle. That forced me to delete, reinstall, and play the game all over again from scratch several times so I could solve the puzzles myself and keep my stars for hints when I really needed them.

At first, when I saw this game I thought it would be one of those dumb easy games where all you do is look for clues and wonder hopelessly how clicking on random things will help solve a mystery AT ALL! But I got lucky and these games are SO much better! I love these games! I can’t stop playing! I love all the complex codes and puzzles. Sometimes I’d get stuck and get frustrated but then I’d realize there’s just one missing piece of the puzzle that I hadn’t discovered yet and —BOOM! One thing I’d recommend is maybe putting all the mysteries into one game instead of having to download another app for each mystery. Just a suggestion! My point is: I love this game and if you are thinking about getting it you definitely should!

I used to play games like this as a kid and had lost them for close to twenty years. I found Haiku games and haven’t played anything else since. I’m glad they have some that don’t make you pay to play more than a chapter at a time. That helps stretch the game out for free to play players but assists in losing interest faster as well. As far as the difficulty aspect I would say that I enjoy the mental exercise and the fact that it’s not a mind numbing game. These challenging games keep me interested, I wouldn’t recommend trying some of their other titles if this game is frustratingly difficult unless you want a challenge. I want to say thank you to the developers, I have enjoyed my time playing your games.

These games are so fun! It’s not everyday you come across a well-developed game like this. I get easily bored and need games with a little more substance and these games are the perfect amount of clever and fun. I’ve technically played these games before, but since I’m on a long family vacation, I’ve re-played ALL of their games. (Yes, I’m one of those people who forget things easily.) And it’s just as enjoyable as before. I hope you guys keep on making more! Your games are really really ridiculously good.... looking. Haha. Also, I really liked the murder manner house one but maybe the detective needs to go to a castle next, aye? Hahaha. Jk

I started with the Adventure Escape Mysteries app and got hooked and needed to look up what other games they had. I ended up downloading all of they’re older games like this one. The newer ones are better of course. Although I suggest starting with this one for the sake of following the storylines of the reoccurring characters, but it is not necessary. You can play all of them individually and enjoy them just as much. If you do choose to play them in chronological order; haiku has a list on their website with the correct order and links to download each one!

These games are challenging but fun!! Best of all is they are free. Interesting story lines and challenging puzzles leads to hours of fun. Seriously can’t wait for a new one. Good job to the makers of these escape puzzles, I’ve played many from other developers but always come back to the Haiku games. In my opinion, no other game designers come close to the funI have playing these games. I used to be a Big Fish family until the games got shorter and the price got higher. These games are more fun than Big fish games! Kudos to all the people who work to bring these Haiku games to us.

There is a story behind every task set, and items are easy to interact with. Some levels require thinking out of the box, but you can use stars (which you earn for completing tasks) to get hints. It’s a great story and loads of fun. Keeps you thinking while having fun. You don’t even require your undivided attention - easy to play while slightly distracted or preoccupied. This game includes solving both riddles, and puzzles. I’m glad that there are no pop-up ads. I’ve only recently started, however I already am enjoying this game.

Down to my last Haiku game. I give them all 5 stars as Haiku is making fun and challenging games for FREE. I love adventure escape and hidden object games, but most will run you between $3-$8. Especially Big Fish Games. However, Haiku is taking over with fun free games. It’s no wonder they are getting 5 star reviews! The only thing I would change is the number of free keys you can have at one time. Partnering with some advertising could allow more keys, being paid for by advertisers and keeping the game free for players. I await new games Haiku! Keep them coming! You’re on fire! 🌶❤️🌶

I love Haiku games and really like this one because it makes you think enough to be challenging, but has mostly manageable puzzles that you just have to think about to get. The only issue I have was the clue for the books? I still do not even get how that is the proper setup and would have had to try all variations to make that work. I had to look at a walkthrough for that and a couple of other things, but that was the only one that after reading a walkthrough I was still like I have no idea how they got that. Other than that great.

Gives off a Nancy Drew kind of vibe find this and you get this. You can collect hints through out the game so when if you need them you can use them. It’s great for more of the teen age group and up I think. You have to have memory and thinking skills. You have to be able to piece two and two together that maybe a five year old wouldn’t get. All in all I recommend it for a game you could possibly beat in a day and then go and get the others and beat those too.

The game is fun, interactive, and the puzzles are sometimes easy, sometimes challenging. I didn’t realize the nature of the game at first, which is that it’s basically like playing on onscreen escape room. Silly me, didn’t get the “escape” part of the title right away. So I ended up starting out a bit frustrated and using up way too many hints. The hints are very annoying, because the very first hint costs you several stars, yet gives you no brainer type info. I was already aware of what needs to happen, but I’m trying to figure out how I get there. To get the kind of hint I’m looking for costs way more stars than what I have. There was also one scene that annoyed me a bit because I understood the concept of what I was supposed to do, but every time I entered the answer, it was incorrect. I used up a ridiculous amount of stars on hints just for it to tell me what I already knew. Finally I decided to include something in my answer from an entirely different room...and what do you know, it was correct then. It was frustrating and I was down to very few stars at that point. Other than that and the annoyingly unhelpful hints, it seems to be a fun game.

I started this and liked it. Puzzles are challenging but doable. When you need a hint, you get charged for steps you’ve already gone through which is what makes them expensive. Second many of the puzzles appear at the same time so you have no idea what order to do them in. Like I said I liked it in the beginning, and if there was just a little order I would keep playing. But instead I end up using all the kids to get to an answer like the pedestals all need to be even. That much I figured out to begin with so we spend all of our hints just to get a hint that tells us what we already know. It’s a shame because I liked the story and I like the puzzle. But I shouldn’t have to use all my hints to get an answer I already know. So I’m gonna delete this game because it’s frustrating.