All right, let's get this out right now. If you suffer from triskaidekaphobia, proceed no further. Seriously. If you have serious problems with the number 13, then you might suffer consequences when you're kidnapped off of a street and dumped on...the 13th floor! Cue spooky soundtrack. Do buildings even have 13th floors? In Selfdefiant's latest escape game, Escape from the 13th Floor, you'll find one and be tasked with escaping from it. It's Weekday Escape time!
Escape from the 13th Floor is a fun, involving little room escape. Or building escape, as it were. You wake up on the dreaded 13th floor and must find your way out of the building. Why? Maybe because you left dinner cooking? Who knows? Like many escape games, we're never really given a reason why we must escape, other than the obvious fact that it's not fun to sleep on the floor of a strange office building. Or the fact that you might be trapped in a Stephen King short story.
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Navigation through this strange building is pretty easy. (Who puts a movie theater on the 5th floor? Seriously.) Arrows appear to let you know which way you can go. All you have to do is find a number of odd items and figure out how to use them to get out, preferably before Letterman comes on. Use some items, solve a few puzzles, and you'll soon be on your way.
Perhaps the greatest criticism I can give is that I would have liked a few more of the floors to have been open, with even more stuff to find. The game is enjoyable, but it almost feels like you're just getting going when you find the way out. Nevertheless, Escape from the 13th floor is an amusing way to waste a few minutes, unless of course you suffer from triskaidekaphobia. Lots of fun to be had in a building made spookier by the soundtrack than by the actual inhabitants. Take a few minutes and enjoy Escape from the 13th Floor.
I thought I was free; no such luck, as the eighth floor (Juicy Burger) was as low as I could go due to a blockage. For the moment, I went to Clothes Closet on the tenth floor, picking up a third quarter from a soda machine on the way. (No, I'm not a coin collector, why do you ask?) There was little of use aside from a used clothes hanger in the dressing room, so I swiped it.
Around then I began feeling a little groggy, so I took the stairs back to the twelfth floor and checked out Java Cup. There was a key just out of reach inside a vent in there, and this vent wasn't removable; thankfully, a little creative bending of the coat hanger and I could hook the key. On a hunch, I checked out the elevator; it was in order after all, it just needed a key. And the black key I'd found in the vent fit perfectly.
But I didn't want to dwell on that. I went up to the fifth floor next, with the movie theater. I walked past the ticket line and ducked into the theater, and lo and behold someone from Juicy Burger had left their hat and ID tag on one of the seats. I nabbed the tag; the hat wasn't of any use to me. My next destination was Bradley & Carney Law Offices on the sixth floor.
Last stop: the thirteenth floor again. I used the sword to cut down the key in the unmarked office, then used that key to open the room next door. It was pitch black inside until I shone my flashlight around, and spotted a fusebox to the right. A few fuses had gone out; I knew that for everything to be on none of the circuit breakers had to show red, so I flicked all the red breakers back on and left. From there it was just a hop, skip, and jump back to the first floor exit door, which was now free to open.
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