Let's talk about the conclusion first: This game is most suitable for office workers like us who don't have a lot of time and have itchy hands.
I started playing on the subway during the morning rush hour, so don't expect to be immersed in it. After all, you still have to listen to the arrival announcement. But the game rhythm of "Escape Room Series 4 Lost in the Forest" is very friendly. It is not like some puzzle games that ask you to memorize a bunch of complicated clues right from the beginning. Instead, you follow the plot and unlock small scenes one by one. I can usually finish a short chapter in one commute and get off the bus just in time.
The graphics are really good, don't think that the puzzle game is rough. The CG details of this work are very good. The light and shadow in the forest and the mysterious feeling when the door lights up are amazing when viewed on the small screen of a mobile phone. I played with headphones on during my lunch break, and the noise from my colleagues around me was blocked out. It felt like I was in the game looking for a human trafficker.
I have learned a lot about time management: don't try to catch fish at work. It's easy to get distracted, especially when you get stuck. Half an hour will be gone after you look up. I play it during my commute and before going to bed at night. Fifteen to twenty minutes at a time is just right. You don't have to worry if you get stuck. The game prompt system is very user-friendly. It doesn't give you the answer directly, but gives you a direction. If you can't think of something, just go out and look at something else. Come back later and inspiration will come to you.
The plot is about a mother looking for her son who was dragged into the light gate. There are a lot of secrets hidden in the forest. As you play, you will find that this game has all the routines used in classic puzzles without being too difficult. The happiest thing is to crack a mechanism. The sense of accomplishment is happier than being praised at work. And it's free, zero krypton, and there is no pitfall of paying to buy props.
Anyway, I no longer watch short videos on the subway, and instead go to the forest to find Jimmy. If you are like me and just want to lie down when you get home from work and have no energy to play large mobile games, you can try this game, it's not a loss anyway.