100 Doors Escape: Let me In is an entertaining puzzle game that you can play for free. In this hilarious title from Peaksel Games, you will have to help open the door to a bathroom in hundreds of various locations in order to help the main character relieve himself.

Similar to games like Impossible Date: Tricky Riddle, you’ll have to figure out how to solve the character’s dilemma in 100 Doors Escape: Let me In by taking a close look at all the items scattered around them. The key may be hidden in plain sight or behind a series of puzzles.

Keep your eyes peeled

Players have the freedom to scour through each room in 100 Doors Escape: Let me In. Hidden around these rooms will be a key to opening your door — whether it’s an actual key, an ID card, or a passcode. There are numerous interactive elements scattered throughout each level for you to connect to another element or use to find the answer to your puzzle.

With over 150 levels to go through and unique settings for each one, you can look forward to hours of entertaining yet mind-boggling gameplay. Don’t worry about getting stuck on a level, either, since you also have the option to obtain a hint or skip a level altogether. All of these are presented in a visually appealing mix of 2D and 3D graphics.

There’s also a section on the right side of the screen where you can easily access all of the items you’ve managed to collect on a specific level. However, there are some instances where you cannot make use of an item in your inventory even when you’re using it for the right puzzle. This can lead to some confusion when attempting to solve a series of puzzles.

Hilarious yet keeps your mind engaged

Overall, 100 Doors Escape: Let me In presents a silly take on your typical puzzle games. With only one goal in mind, it’s easy to pick up the game and begin looking through your in-game environment for usable items. The numerous levels and unique situations create an entertaining atmosphere that players of all ages can enjoy. However, there are some instances where using the right items for a puzzle still won’t work out.