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Metro Escape: find the items, read the patterns, get out of the station
Metro Escape is a point-and-click escape-room game by Isotronic in which you search a metro station for hidden items, use them to solve puzzles and riddles, and work out how to leave. Everything is done with the mouse: click to look closer, click to pick something up, click to use it. The scenes shown behind the main menu give a sense of what you will be searching — a tiled waiting room with a keypad-locked door, a fire extinguisher in a glass case and a row of metal benches; a vending machine selling an "off brand antigen drink" called Blue Cow; and a subway carriage with a handbag left on the seat and a yellow wall box fitted with a number pad. The menu offers two levels, and the game runs in Unity WebGL in a landscape frame.
Quick facts
- Developer: Isotronic
- Genre: point-and-click escape room
- Setting: metro station and subway carriage
- Levels on the menu: Level 1 and Level 2
- Input: mouse only on desktop; works in mobile browsers
- Engine: Unity WebGL, landscape
How to play Metro Escape
Escape games reward patience more than speed. Metro Escape gives you a set of rooms, a handful of objects that matter, and clues hidden in plain sight around the metro.
- 1
Choose a level
Select Level 1 from the main menu. The hamburger icon in the top-left corner opens the game's menu.
- 2
Search every surface
Click on benches, machines, doors, bags and wall fixtures. Items such as keys or notes can be hidden in any of them.
- 3
Use what you find
Apply collected items to the scene with the mouse. The game description says found items are the tools for solving its puzzles.
- 4
Read the patterns and riddles
Look closely at markings, symbols and signs around the station — the developer's description tells you to study the patterns around the metro to solve the riddles.
Controls
Desktop
- Left-click objects in the scene to inspect or collect them
- Collected items are also applied to the scene with the mouse
- Hamburger button in the top-left corner opens the menu
Phone & tablet
- GamePix and CrazyGames both list Metro Escape for mobile browsers
- Taps take the place of mouse clicks for inspecting and using items
- The scenes are landscape; rotate the phone for larger hotspots
What sets Metro Escape apart
A metro setting instead of a house
The menu scenes show a station waiting area and a subway carriage, with platform-style benches, a vending machine and graffiti on the train walls.
Keypads and locked doors
A door with an electronic keypad lock and a yellow wall box with a number pad both appear in the menu scenes, pointing to code puzzles.
Items that combine with the scene
Found objects are the means of solving puzzles, and the station walls carry patterns that feed the riddles.
Runs on desktop and mobile
Both GamePix and CrazyGames list the game for desktop and mobile browsers, with CrazyGames marking it as iOS and Android friendly.
Tips for Metro Escape
- Click everything once. In a point-and-click escape, most hotspots do nothing — the only way to find the ones that do is to try each surface.
- Write down numbers and symbols. With keypads in the scenes, any digit or pattern you see on a sign or wall may be part of a code.
- Revisit rooms after picking something up. A new item can make an object you already checked useful.
- Check bags and machines closely. The handbag on the carriage seat and the Blue Cow vending machine are the kind of objects worth a second look.
- Begin with Level 1. Level 2 is shown greyed out on the menu on a first visit.
Who is Metro Escape for?
Escape-room fans
Players who enjoy searching rooms, collecting items and cracking codes at their own pace.
Point-and-click players
GamePix and CrazyGames both name the mouse as the only control.
Players who like a specific setting
The metro station and subway carriage make a change from the house and office rooms common in escape games.
Finishing a level
Metro Escape has no score to chase: a level ends when you solve its puzzles and escape. The main menu lists Level 1 and Level 2, with Level 2 greyed out at the start. Neither GamePix nor CrazyGames mentions a timer, a hint system or a move limit, so this page does not claim one.
Frequently asked questions
What is Metro Escape?+
Metro Escape is a point-and-click escape-room game by Isotronic set in a metro station. You search for items, solve puzzles and riddles, and find the way out.
How do you play Metro Escape?+
Use the mouse to click on objects, collect items and use them in the scene. The developer's description says to study the patterns around the metro, because they hold the answers to its riddles.
How many levels does Metro Escape have?+
The main menu shows two: Level 1 and Level 2. Level 2 appears greyed out on a first visit.
Are there keypad puzzles in Metro Escape?+
Yes, keypads appear in the scenes. The menu backgrounds show a door with an electronic keypad lock and a yellow wall box with a number pad inside the subway carriage.
Can you play Metro Escape on a phone?+
Yes. GamePix lists it for mobile and tablet browsers, and CrazyGames marks it as working on iOS and Android. It runs in landscape.
Privacy
Metro Escape is delivered by GamePix and embedded on this page. GamePix is responsible for the advertising inside the game and how it is managed; What Games Play has no say over it. You do not need to register to play.
The station door is locked
Start Level 1, search the waiting room, and find what opens it.
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