Clocker vs Escape

Clocker is a puzzle game about time. It stages a story between a father and daughter using a dual protagonists technique. By controlling two individual characters in turn, you will gradually solve puzzles, push forward the timeline and the adventure. The game features unique time mechanisms, an artistic hand-drawn sketchy style, thought-provoking puzzles and a heart-warming plot. A vexing and thrilling adventure awaits you! - Dual protagonists narrative Control Father and Daughter separately to experience the complete plot from different perspectives. - Time pause! Father's mysterious pocket watch is able to move throughout other characters' timelines in order acheive his ultimate motive, as a result changing the entire world. - Where's the Father? Daughter's power can resume the twisted timelines, trace the clues and help her to find her Father. - Large and complex logic framework! Each NPC has their logical structure. Every single change of the timeline will influence the entire plot. - Unique and delicate artistic style The combination of 2D and 3D techniques illustrates a lifelike virtual world filled with characters that pop off of the screen and interact in detailed settings and backgrounds. Color plays a major role as different tones and shades represent time in various ways for an additional aesthetic experience.

When you opened your eyes, you were lying in an unfamiliar hospital room. Dream or reality — you cannot tell. No windows. No exit. No memory. On the chart fixed to the wall is your name — along with a schedule of procedures. This is Somnus. An abandoned hospital that exists on the border between dream and reality. And you are trapped inside. Escape the nightmare. Escape: The Asylum is a 16-bit pixel-art horror escape-room game set in a 1980s Korean hospital. From the ward to the corridors, the lobby, and the underground altar — make your way through 11 stages and uncover the truth of this hospital. Logic-based puzzles and tense time-attack challenges A world told through its environment and clues, with minimal dialogue 16-bit pixel-art horror direction Optimized for portrait-mode mobile play