A big thank-you to David Maletz and his team for this unique and addictive gaming experience

[br_adam]

I certainly would like to see more games of this type developed by these folks. Perhaps a round of applause to them for the original and atmospheric game. I just started Level 3 and can't wait for my flashlight to go out in some dark passageway! Such fun. How about we share some of our experiences? Perhaps try not to spoil to much if we can.

[David Maletz]

Thanks a lot! It's always revitalizing and humbling to hear such praise. I'm not sure if it will be our next game, as I like to mix things up, but I definitely have more planned in the I Can't Escape series, so look forward to that!

Good luck with the game, and I hope you enjoy the deeper levels... once you've experienced floor 3 and below, you'll begin to miss the relative safety and comfort of the first two levels!

[br_adam]

Well, what would be nice is to expand the crypt and develop the story and mystery. In other words, more, more, more. The atmosphere is fantastic with the ambient sounds and great musuc you feel the tension and claustrophobia.
One last thing for now. I have to ask. If I toss a rock into the corridor with the sliding walls will that stop the walls from moving? I keep getting crushed?
OK, one more thing, my flashlight is sputtering on the 3rd level how on earth do I continue?
Thanks.

[David Maletz]

Why ask when you can try it out? But the answer is no, the rock will get destroyed and wont stop the walls at all. But there is a hint for when the walls are about to move that can help you solve the maze...

As for the flashlight sputtering, it only lasts ~10 minutes, so you want to make sure you leave it off as much as possible (especially on the first floor where it's naturally pretty bright). If you're looking for more tips, Grey Dragon posted quite a few here:
steamcommunity (dot) com/app/346090/discussions/0/523897653308098219/ (for some reason, steam blocks the link from their own site! Replace (dot) with .