Escape vs The Node

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

A short sci-fi point & click adventure about forbidden time travel. Time travel is possible. That’s exactly why it must be stopped. You wake up inside The Node — a sealed location outside normal time. It wasn’t built to explore the future. It was built to prevent it. Its sole purpose: to ensure no one interferes with the timeline. ** Features ** - Handcrafted puzzles - Classic point & click gameplay - 15-30 minute experience ** What kind of game is this? ** If you enjoy: - Narrative sci-fi adventures - Time travel stories with ethical tension - Retro-inspired point & click games - Short but memorable indie experiences Then The Node is waiting. You built a time machine. The Node was built to stop you. And it does not grant exceptions.