Indie developer Pine Studio is celebrating the successful launch of Escape Simulator 2, which has alrea4dy sold over 150,000 copies in the first week on Steam. The sequel to the hit co-op puzzle game has also received an overwhelmingly positive response from players, currently sitting at 94% “Very Positive” on Steam.
Indie developer Pine Studio has just launched Escape Simulator 2, the sequel to the hit co-op puzzle game that has sold over 3 million units worldwide. The new game is available now on Steam for £14.99 / €16.99 / $19.99, with a 10% launch discount for a limited time. Players can jump in solo or team up with up to 8 friends for the ultimate cooperative escape room experience.
Indie developer Pine Studio is excited to reveal that Escape Simulator 2, the highly anticipated sequel to the hit co-op puzzle game, will launch on Steam October 21st. Up to 8 players can play together and jump into a demo set in the grounds of Dracula’s castle - available now and featured in the upcoming Steam Next Fest digital event.
Indie developer Pine Studio has launched the first demo for Escape Simulator 2 on Steam featuring the series largest and most intricate escape room to date. Players can jump into the demo solo or with up to 7 friends to solve intricate puzzles set in the sprawling grounds of Dracula’s castle. Pine Studio has also shared a sinister new gameplay trailer, originally shown during the recent Triple-i Initiative digital event, for even more of a glimpse of what’s to come when the game launches.
Pine Studio has today announced Escape Simulator 2, the sequel to the best-selling first-person escape room game, coming to Steam. In this brand-new adventure for 1-8 players, budding puzzle solvers can immerse themselves in the series’ most intricate escape rooms yet, crafted with input from real-life escape room experts and legendary Escape Simulator community builders.