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Version 2.36.0 · 2026-09-02
- Minor bug fixes and improvements
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The store currently lists version 2.36.0, updated 2026-09-02.








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Escape Time is a thrilling escape room adventure that takes you on a time-traveling journey through ancient Egypt, Imperial Rome, the Wild West, the deep sea, and even spooky haunted realms!
Join a quirky professor and his clumsy cat as they try to fix their broken time machine and find their way back home. But there's a catch—each room is locked, and only your puzzle-solving skills can open the next door.
With over 1000 unique levels, every escape is a new brain teaser. You’ll face everything from clever logic puzzles to tricky riddles and mini-games like block puzzles, pull the pin, and water sort. Each challenge is designed to test your logic, observation, and creativity.
Explore beautifully designed rooms, uncover hidden clues, and crack codes that stand between you and the next adventure.…
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