Korean edition of Taito's rescue puzzle with Mr. ESC, localised for the Korean market and distinct from the shared Japan-Asia run. The Korean version is recognised by its territory-specific text and stays rarer than the Western editions of a puzzle with a singular rotoscoped style. Desirability rests on this Korean offshoot of a Taito thinking title, sought by collectors aiming at the Korean PSP catalogue.
An underrated gem
Guiding a stylish rescuer through burning buildings to evacuate survivors before the timer runs out: this Taito puzzler leans on a gorgeous visual style and spatial thinking under pressure. Its stiffness and occasionally clumsy controls did it no favors. Its visual flair and tense pacing will appeal to fans of action puzzlers.
Is Exit still worth playing in 2026?
A rescue puzzler from Taito, Exit stages Mr. ESC, a stylish rescuer who must evacuate survivors from buildings in peril, manipulating the environment, guiding the rescued and managing time. The clean, stylish art style, the planning logic and the variety of situations make it a refined, singular puzzle-action. The sometimes stiff handling and the precision demand divide. A stylish gem for fans of thinking puzzles with careful art direction.
