Ralph the Llama — the most anticipated toy of the year is finally here! And guess what? Your local toy shop is the very first place to unveil it.
There’s just one small problem… it costs way too much. Maybe if you and your friends pool every last bit of your pocket money? Nope. Still not enough. That leaves only one option: steal it before Thistlewick puts it on display for the public!
Do you and your merry band of thieves have what it takes to break into Thistlewick’s Toy Shop and snag Ralph the Llama without getting caught?
Sometimes it's easier to give honest feedback anonymously. This review will be displayed with no connection to your user account (although site admins will still be able to see who posted it).
What did you think of the game?
If you type something in the 'Text to display' box, that will be displayed instead of any star rating. If you also set a star rating, the star rating won't be shown anywhere but will still be used when calculating the game's overall score on Escape The Review.
Teammates
You can tag your teammates, whether or not they have an EtR account
Add details of your play-through, if you wish. These aren't displayed as part of the link.
Date played:Team size:Time taken:Outcome:
What stood out?
Click/tap to select up to three tags
Click/tap to select up to three tags. These aren't displayed as part of the link, but will be taken into account internally.
Max three tags please!
Write a review?
Teaser text
Help other enthusiasts with more detailed thoughts on the game (no spoilers please!)
This can be the first paragraph of your review, or a short summary, or left blank, as you prefer. Anything longer than a couple of lines may get truncated.
Player reviews
Anonymous expert rated this:
Team size: 2Outcome: Successful escape!
great hostingillogicalunoriginal
The game was just okay. Some elements were stronger than others, and a few puzzles flowed more naturally, but overall it lacked consistency. I have to say I’m starting to get a bit bored of being in the same environment, there are only so many times you can feign surprise when you already know exactly what’s going to unlock next. It felt as though the designers were trying to replicate the style of a well-known company based in Macclesfield, but without changing the set enough to offer anything truly impressive or original.
It also felt like some of the puzzles were borrowed or heavily inspired by games the creators have played elsewhere. All in all, it was just an okay experience.
