Escape Simulator
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| Developer | Pine Studio |
| Publisher | Pine Studio |
| Series | Escape Simulator |
| Engine | Unity 3D |
| Platforms | Linux, MacOS, Windows, Meta Quest |
| Release | October 19, 2021 |
| Genre | Puzzle |
| Modes | Single-player, multiplayer |
Escape Simulator is a first person puzzle video game developed by Pine Studio and released on October 19, 2021.[1][2] A sequel, Escape Simulator 2, was released on October 27, 2025.[3]
The game is based upon real-life escape rooms, where objects can be taken, inspected and broken and the objective for the player is to figure out how to escape the locked premises. Development took slightly less than two years. The game can be played cooperatively online with up to 10 players, and also comes with a tool which allows for the players to create their own rooms. More than 3,000 rooms have been created.[1][4][5]
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Additional content and DLC
Post-release, Escape Simulator has continued to receive multiple updates, including additional free rooms and many tweaks and added features for the in-game Room Editor. Escape Simulator also received four paid DLC packs; Steampunk, Wild West, Magic, and Spy. Additionally, a free DLC called the Portal Escape Chamber DLC also launched on September 7, 2023. This DLC is based on the renowned Portal series and was officially approved by Valve Corporation before its release.[7]
