Saving and stopping: where your progress lives
All 6 games were played as a guest, with no account. For a guest, whatever is saved sits in the browser.
| Adventure | How to save | Where it is kept |
|---|---|---|
| There Is No Game | Not stated for this game | Poki: a guest’s progress is saved in browser cookies |
| Daily Room Escape | Not stated on the page | Not verified |
| Detective Loupe Puzzle | Not stated for this game | Poki: browser cookies for a guest, online with a Poki account |
| TRACE | A RESUME button on the title screen | Not stated |
| Room Escape: Strange Case | Not stated. A cloud icon sits in the game bar. | Not verified |
| Escaping the Prison | No save button on the screens seen | Poki’s FAQ: cookies for a guest |
What clearing your browser does to a save
Poki’s FAQ puts it plainly: “If you don’t have a Poki account, your game progress is saved in your browser cookies. Keep in mind that cookie blockers or private browsing can stop your progress from being saved.” With an account, Poki says, progress “is safely stored online”.
CrazyGames’ terms say nothing about where a guest’s progress is kept, and none of its 3 game pages here says either.
Escaping the Prison: short scenes and 3 ways out
No save button appeared on the screens seen on 11 November 2026. The game moves in short steps: a choice, a cartoon, the next choice. Poki’s description names 3 different ways out of the prison, so getting out once does not use up the game.
How long a sitting takes
There Is No Game fits in a coffee break: Wikipedia puts it at 10 to 15 minutes. Daily Room Escape is 1 room a day by design. For Detective Loupe Puzzle, TRACE, Strange Case and Escaping the Prison no source gives a time.
Stopping: what pulls you back, and what does not
Daily Room Escape is built around a return visit: 1 new room each calendar day. None of the 6 showed energy timers, a shop or other players in the browser. The commercial pressure is advertising: 2 advert slots on each CrazyGames and Poki page, and a hint button with a video or film icon in Daily Room Escape and Detective Loupe Puzzle.
Age rules of the 2 hosts
- CrazyGames
- Terms: the site may not be used by anyone “younger than thirteen (13) years old”, or younger than the minimum age of their country. Younger children are pointed to kids.crazygames.com. crazygames.com/terms-and-conditions
- Poki
- Website rules, as served outside the UK: “Our website is dedicated to website visitors of 16 years and older.” Poki says the age depends on location; the UK wording is not verified. Younger players: kids.poki.com. poki.com, our website rules
Age and content notes for all 6 games
- There Is No Game
- No PEGI. Steam lists the free Jam Edition for all ages. Jokes, with nothing violent seen.
- Daily Room Escape
- 4+ on the App Store for the iOS edition. A bright room with no characters.
- Detective Loupe
- No rating found. Cartoon crime scenes, with police tape and a red stain on a wall.
- TRACE
- No rating found. Text and a tower at dusk on the screens seen.
- Strange Case
- PEGI 12 on Google Play for Horror and Mild swearing; 13+ on the App Store.
- Escaping the Prison
- No PEGI entry. The paid Steam collection: 12 from DEJUS in Brazil and from Steam Germany, 18 from Indonesia’s automatic IGRS. Stick figures, guards and a rocket launcher among the tools.