White House Escape vs Spacetime Chronicles

It started out innocently enough. You were on a tour of the White House, when something goes wrong. You black out, only to discover upon wakening that you are on your own in the White House and you must find a way to escape. The game will take you through the four levels of the White House Residence while you explore and solve puzzles that lead you to success. You will explore from the Yellow Oval Room to the President's bedroom as you work your way through the challenge. From the Bowling Alley to the Sun Room, you will have to use the items at your disposal to solve your quest. The game uses descriptions and graphics, and navigation is easily accomplished through the map itself using a simple tap. And since our mobile devices perform many roles throughout the day, the game automatically saves and loads the game state, making it easy to pick up and play whenever you get the chance. Fans of classic adventures will appreciate the ease of playing while new players to the genre should be prepared to put their thinking cap on. The game is laid out on the actual White House residence. Once you finish exploring the halls in our game you may have an even better understanding of the place the President calls home than a lot of people who tour frequently. White House Escape is an exciting virtual adventure in a real place.

Every room, every character, every frame: real paper, cut and animated by hand. Spacetime Chronicles is an animated feature film that turned into a game. Start for free: the first part of the adventure (about 25 minutes) is included. Unlock the full journey with a single in-app purchase, at any time from the pause menu or when the free part ends. Already bought the game? Everything stays unlocked. Fred was late for school. Then a cat walked past — and the century changed. Spacetime Chronicles is a paper stop-motion adventure about a boy, a cat, and the accidental collapse of time. Every room is a real paper set, every puzzle is solved by looking closely at the world, and nothing is explained twice. WHAT YOU DO Follow the cat through a school, an airport, a Tokyo street, a bus depot and places that should not exist. Climb, jump, push, hide, and work out what the world wants from you. Some rooms are quiet. Some are a maze with a clock running down. One is a tesseract. MADE BY HAND Every set, every character and every frame was cut from paper and animated in stop motion — this is an animated feature film that turned into a game, made by one person over several years. WHAT'S INSIDE - A full adventure, several hours long - English voices, subtitles in English, Italian, Spanish, French and German - Touch controls you can move, resize and place wherever you like - No internet, no account, no ads, no tracking - Play offline, anywhere Buy it once. It's yours.