Ichima Coffeedo created a new game, and it's great!
This game is a remake as their other recent installments, the original Room 7 Indigo Blue can't be played anymore. The graphics have been remarkably upgraded, pleasant tune was added and some puzzles slightly changed, and some are new. The room has enlarged and the playing time extended. Well done remake indeed!
You find yourself trapped in a room inside which you were obviously teleported. No teleport in plain sight, true, but no door neither...well, it's not the first time you got stuck in a room without obvious exit so don't get worried about that and start with the exploration. This place is strange. A device with unknown purpose, barred fireplace, alien plant in a vase and switched off surveillance camera. But as in all Ichima Coffeedo's games, everything has its sense and place in carefully and cleverly constructed gameplay, so go on and look for items and hints. You'll find your way through. You won't be dissapointed. It's very pleasant playing experience (again).
The game has autosave and one ending.
Have a good time with another great escape game!
P.S. Here is a bonus by Esklavos, Dark Elves Escape. Very blue.
Room 28 2020 Japan Blue (Android, Android Tablet)
Excellent game, not too easy, not too difficult. I often check Ichima for new games and often replay the old ones. They make some of my favorite escape games, like Tesshi-e and Neutral. Since cell phone apps came out, swf file escape games are nearly gone. I have saved hundreds and can replay them until I am dead! Some cell phone games are pretty good too, if I ever can't use my PC... I'm 56, so I go way back to the first Zork (interactive fiction, non-graphic text games - INFOCOM! later bought by Activision) and escape games
Thanks for posting,
Jaybo
This was a great game! Some surprising twists in there, and longer than I expected. I don't think I ever played the original, but I hope we see more from this developer. Thanks for posting!
Room 28 2020 Japan Blue
Here is Room 25 In a Room on a Rainy Day, also by Ichima Coffeedo, from June 2019.
Ichima has shifted their website to a new domain. There's some redesign, and the older Flash games are no longer mentioned.
The shift means that all the old links are currently half-broken because they will redirect to the new homepage instead of individual game pages.
Thanks!
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