Best and Worst Clever Escape puzzle...
Okay so worst would have to be BS2 escape from Central American prison due to the lack of imagination involved or any one that requires you to push the key out onto a sheet of paper under the door.
As for best...hmmm...CoMI's escape from the snake and quicksand was far fetched but fun. What do you folks think? |
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This got me thinking of all those first person shooters like Duke, Shadow Warrior etc, where you get caught and imprisoned by the bad dudes. They always bung you in a cell that just happens to have a huge air vent, with a cover that you can easily just kick off. Duke went one further and had you start a level in an electric chair, but with no restraints so you just hop straight off grab a gun and kill everyone! As for adventure games, Phantasmagoria's last chapter was basically one huge escape. I liked the bit where Spoiler: but it was kind of annoying when you're running away and the guy randomly pops up and captures you in some rooms, before you've got everything you need to survive. I think that chapter took me about 100 goes to get through. |
I'm a fan of Runaway's escape with Brian's help from the Transvestites... Those trannies ruled...
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Samuel Gordon escaping the mines only to find a wolf ---> Worst "clever" escape ever.
And the best one is the story gap between MI2 and MI3, IMO :D |
Simplest - Escaping from God's dungeon if you swore in Quest for the Golden Eggcup
Spoiler: Most Obscure - Escaping from God's dungeon if you swore a second time in Quest for the Golden Eggcup. Spoiler: |
I think one of the strangest is the ending of MI2...
And, if I remember, that ending never got explained in the future series. :) |
My own question is driving me crazy!
I know I have played through some great prison escapes or near death escapes, but I can't think of many. |
Escaping from the pit of acid in Monkey Island 2 was pretty great.
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Yeah, that was a great example where the apparatus for your escape was (literally!) all around you. It was just a matter of refining your solution until you succeeded.
I also like some of the escapes in Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis - Spoiler: |
Hahaha, I just remember the one in Monkey Island 1 where you were under the water tied to the ground and there were like 10 sharp object lying around you, and all but one were barely out of reach. I remember thinking, how was that even a puzzle? And laughed so hard. Another thing that was funny was if you waited long enough there he would drown.
I also loved the Broken Sword 1 with Khan and he's interogating you. Not going to give it away though. |
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