A great puzzle game that can keep you going for ages

User Rating: 10 | Exit PSP
By Homerman92 | Review Date:
I really like Exit. The game puts the player in the shoes of Mr ESC. He is an escape artist who rescues people from certain disasters such as an earthquake in a hospital and a blackout in the underground. The game is great. You go around each level using objects such as fire extinguishers, flashlights and ropes to find the trapped people and get them to the exit. It is very addictive
There are four kinds of people. Young adults can do mostly the things Mr ESC can do. Kids cannot jump far or climb up or down high ledges. Adults can push heavy objects but they need Mr ESC and a young adult to pull them up onto high ledges. Injured people need to be carried by Mr ESC or a young adult. They can be put on a stretcher. Carrying an injured person slows down Mr ESC.
The graphics are good. It is a 2D side scrolling game but the comic book look of it is really good to look at. The lifespan is big. There are 100 levels in total with 10 for each situation. You can also download an extra 10 situations adding another 100 levels. The levels are also fun to replay.

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