Quest Alder

Chapter II, Daily Room Escape

Open the map

Chapter II of VI

Daily Room Escape

A point-and-click escape game by The Article 19 Group. Each calendar day has its own room: find things, combine them, open the locks and get out of the door.

Pen and watercolour drawing of a tidy room with a locked door, a wall clock, a backpack, a toolbox with a combination lock and a bookshelf with a globe
A door, a toolbox and a globe, as in the room of 10 November. Our drawing, not a screenshot.

Play Daily Room Escape on CrazyGamesFree on CrazyGames. Adverts sit beside the game.

Made by
The Article 19 Group. In-game footer: “Copyright 2026 The Article 19 Group Inc.”
Released
On CrazyGames since February 2024; last updated there August 2024. CrazyGames page
You play by
“Use the left mouse button to solve the puzzle.” CrazyGames
Length
No source. 1 room per day by design.
Phone
CrazyGames lists desktop, mobile and tablet. Not tested.
Cost
Free as a guest. CrazyGames flags no in-game purchases.
Adverts
2 banner slots on the page. The HINT button carries a small video icon; it was not pressed.
Age rating
4+ on the App Store (UK) for the iOS edition. CrazyGames’ terms: 13 and over.
Public rating
8.8 over the last 6 months; 59,282 likes and 10,815 dislikes in all CrazyGames, 10 November 2026

Daily Room Escape does what its name says. “Each day brings a new theme, a different set of challenges, and fresh surprises waiting to be discovered,” runs the description on CrazyGames. The room is a single place that you look around with left and right arrows, and the same description lists what waits in it: “safes in the room that need to be opened, items that can be combined”.

What the room of 10 November 2026 looked like

The title screen showed a round play button, entries marked TUTORIAL and GUIDES, the date November 10, 2026 and the line “Unique solution every day”. One click on the play button opened the day’s room in desktop Chromium, played as a guest.

  • In the room: a door, a clock, a backpack, a toolbox with a letter lock and a bookshelf with a globe.
  • Around it: left and right arrows, 12 inventory slots, an Inspect Item control and a HINT button with a small video icon.

The room was not solved. The title screen also has a date drop-down, which suggests that earlier days can be reopened. That was not tried.

Money, adverts and the HINT button

Daily Room Escape is free on CrazyGames, and the platform’s data flags it as having no in-game purchases. It started without logging in. The page carried 2 banner slots, in the right-hand column and under the game, and no video ran before the room opened.

The video icon on HINT suggests that a hint is paid for by watching an advert. The button was not pressed, so that is a reading of the icon and not a finding. The iOS edition is free on the App Store and carries an In-App Purchases flag; its items and prices were not on the page saved.

Age and content of Daily Room Escape

The App Store’s UK page rates the iOS edition 4+. No Google Play listing was found through CrazyGames. On screen there was a bright, flat-coloured room with no characters and no violence.

CrazyGames’ terms say the site may not be used by anyone “younger than thirteen (13) years old”, and point younger children to kids.crazygames.com.

Rating and dates on CrazyGames

CrazyGames showed a rating of 8.8 on 10 November 2026, with the note that it is based on the last 6 months. The vote counts beside it are all-time: 59,282 likes and 10,815 dislikes. The page gives the release on CrazyGames as February 2024 and the last update as August 2024.

Play Daily Room Escape on CrazyGames

Map of Quest Alder