
Chapter 1: The Old House
Four handmade rooms: the study, the library, the attic and the cellar. From a warm study on a rainy night to a dark cellar where the lights went out.
Keyhallow: Escape Room
Locked in an old house. One little flame. Every clue is in the room.
Escape an old house room by room, with Wisp the lantern flame lighting the way.
Free on Android. Not on Google Play yet: check back soon.

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You wake up locked in a room of an old house. Turn between its four walls, look closer at a desk, a painting, a safe, pick up what you find and use it. Puzzle after puzzle, until the door opens.
Wisp, a little flame living in an old lantern, keeps you company in every room. When you are stuck, Wisp lights the way with a hint. It is a real escape room on your phone: eerie, cosy, and always fair.

Four handmade rooms: the study, the library, the attic and the cellar. From a warm study on a rainy night to a dark cellar where the lights went out.

Once you escape your first room, a new room is built for you every time, with its own puzzles and clues, checked to be solvable. There is always one more door.
2 to 4 phones, one room. Share a team bag, point things out to each other, beat the team clock. Play on the same Wi-Fi or online with friends using a room code.






Combination locks, symbol dials, sliding pictures, torn letters, light switches, wires, a cipher wheel, hidden objects, mirrors and a moonbeam, a balance scale, clock hands, a map route, notes to play, sequences and spot the difference.
Pick things up, use them, combine them and examine them from every side. Drawers, chests and fuse boxes all hide something.
Every clue a puzzle needs is in the room. Short texts set the mood: a portrait with a date, a note in faded ink, a bulb that flickers back to life.
Three steps, from a nudge to the answer. Hints are free in the first five rooms; after that each one is a short ad you choose to watch, or free with Premium up to a daily limit.
After the chapter, new rooms keep coming, each one generated and checked to be solvable.
Your progress inside a room is saved, so you can put the phone down and come back later.
No connection needed to play alone. Music, sounds and vibration can each be turned off.
English, Portuguese and Spanish, with German, French and Italian arriving in the next update.

The little flame in the old lantern, your only light in the locked rooms. Wisp keeps you company, flickers at every discovery and, when you are stuck, lights the way with a hint.
A calm, candlelit theme for an old mansion: a music box, a solo cello, piano and a string quartet, in a slow, waltzing three.
Yes, it is free on Google Play. There are two optional one-time purchases: one removes the ads between rooms (about 2.99 EUR), and Premium (about 4.99 EUR) removes all ads and makes Wisp's hints free up to a daily limit. No subscriptions.
Never. Ads only show between rooms. Hints are free in the first five rooms; after that a hint is a short ad that you choose to watch.
Yes. You can play alone with no internet connection. Escape together online with a room code needs a connection.
Yes, with Escape together: 2 to 4 players, one phone each, in the same room. You share a team bag, each item can be in one hand at a time, and you race one team clock. Join on the same Wi-Fi or online with a room code. There is no matchmaking with strangers.
It is eerie, never gory: a locked old house, a dark cellar, cobwebs. No monsters and no jump scares.
English, Portuguese and Spanish, with German, French and Italian arriving in the next update.
Android phones, through Google Play.
It is made for players aged 13 and over who like escape rooms, hidden clues and logic puzzles. The official age rating is shown on Google Play.
No account and no sign-up. The game uses a random install ID and how you play to improve the game, error reports to fix bugs, and the advertising ID and approximate location for ads. If you sign in to Play Games, a pseudonymous player ID. In online rooms, player names and game moves pass through our relay and are not kept. Data is encrypted in transit, and you can ask us to delete it.