« (10/10 2hrs to complete) This game was REALLY good. Used one page of notes. Every puzzle was something I've never seen before in Escape games. Took some thought but not impossible. Has a hint system. »

« (8/10 3+hrs to complete) Again from the mc2games series, this one is great. Only needed a guide for about 3 puzzles, everything mostly was pretty logical in how to solve it after some thinking. »

« (6/10 3+hrs to complete) Love this series of escape rooms, but this one was pretty hard and the puzzles weren't logical imo. I needed a walkthrough to get through a lot because nothing made sense. »

« (9/10 3hrs to complete) This game is puzzle heavy but they're so well-thought out. Lots of situations where you finally have that "a-ha" moment it's so satisfying to hear the correct entry noise. »

« (9/10 3hrs to complete) My favorite publisher of escape rooms, this one took around 2 pages but was really satisfying. Needed a *hint* once, not a walkthrough. Science themed. »

« (10/10 8+hrs to complete) I LOVE this game, so well thought out. It has a screen where you fill out notes and keep track of everything. It takes about 5minutes to figure it out, but then you're gold. »

« (8/10 4hrs to complete) A lot like Rusty Lake series, a P&C puzzle game that required note-taking irl. After you complete it, it has a 2nd mode with new puzzles, more story and new secrets to find. »

« (10/10 60hrs playtime so far) This is the kind of in-game notetaking no game could do correctly until now. Physically link clues on a corkboard and using different color threads to connect evidence. »

« (10/10 7.4hrs to complete) One of the best Nancy Drew games, an all-time favorite. If you don't know where to start with her games, try this one first. »

« (Pending Rating) This seems to be the Mac Daddy of irl note-taking games. You use a link for printable floorplans or QR code for tablet notes for each level. »