Long Boy: Escape Game

Experience both advantages and obstacles of being big in this game. Help solve various incidents through relaxing puzzles. This app is perfect for those seeking a heartwarming feeling after completing a stage. (Note: Be careful not to play too much, skipping school or work is not recommended!)

To play, simply tap the screen to trigger various events. Sometimes, you might even get some items which can be used by dragging and dropping. If stuck, fret not, hints are available!

Inherited from its sibling apps, "Shy Boy" and "Avoiding Friends," this game called "Laid-Back Escape" offers enjoyable puzzle-solving.

What makes the game worth trying is that it's easy and completely free, making it an excellent activity to play with your family and school friends, regardless of gender. The relatable "daily routine" elements can easily spark up school conversation. The game features a wide range of creatures and animals that can also soothe players looking for de-stress.

Perfect for collectors, the game offers a collection of items. The right amount of difficulty can also serve as a good brain workout, enjoyable even for those who dislike room escape games.

Majority of the stages have an amusing backstory, such as "The Eraser's Out of Reach," "Play Music Only You Can," "Rewriting the Test Answers, " "Going Beyond the Ceiling," and "Calligraphy Time for Long Characters."

Aside from the stages mentioned above, players can also take on the "Am I Good at Cutting Candies?" challenge. Alternatively, they can try "Pile Up the Jump Box Higher," "Let's Get Everyone to Sketch the 12-Head Model," "Picking the Perfect Outfit for School," "More Challenges With the Eraser Trap," and "Did You Bring Your Umbrella?"

The game also offers quick and fun mini-games such as "Collect the Stars." Other stages include "Where's Mom?" which is about attending parent-teacher conferences, "Watch Out for the Walking Classroom," describing being engrossed in chatting with friends, "Hide-and-Seek Is Too Simple," depicts the excitement of a challenging game, and "The Four of Us Enjoying Our Summertime Memories," talks about the four friends' summer fun story. The last stage, however, will keep everyone guessing.

The game deserves applause for its usage of "DOVA-SYNDROME" as its background music. Meanwhile, voices are from "Vita-chi Soshiki Bunkan." Fonts used in the game include "Nikumaru,” “Checkpoint” and its "Revenge" version, "Fui Ji," and "Soko Mincho.