Agent A: A puzzle in disguise

Name: Agent A: A puzzle in disguise
Rating: 4.8 (10575 reviews)
Author: Yak & co

By: Yak & co

A secret agent escape room

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Features & Capabilities

Agent A: A puzzle in disguise is an episodic, retro-futuristic secret agent escape room. In this indie point-and-click adventure, you step into the shoes of Agent A to infiltrate Ruby La Rouge's secret hideaway, solve clever logic puzzles, and use gadgets to advance through a stylish 1960s-inspired world.

With five chapters, 35 environments, 100 inventory-based puzzles, 50 puzzle screens, and 30 achievements, the game challenges your observation and deduction as you uncover clues and decide whether you're the cat or the mouse.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

Yak & co

Rating:

4.80

(10,575) 4 new ratings

Version:

5.5.5 Last updated: 2023-10-16

Version code:

860687861

Creation date:

2015-10-28

Compatible devices:

Size:

617.58MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-10

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 17,024 ▼ 90

Other rankings

#29 in Essential Puzzle Games #7 in agent keyword 58

Other platforms

Agent A: A puzzle in disguise (v5.6.0)

855,184 4.75

(81,048)

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Developed by:

Yak & co

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/agent-a-a-puzzle-in-disguise/id940006911

Website:

http://yakand.co

User Reviews

Users broadly praise Agent A for its engaging, solvable puzzles, strong spy-themed story, and polished visuals with solid controls. The main drawbacks are a noticeable paywall gating most content and a very short free portion, along with frustrations over chapter release pacing. Overall, it’s a beloved, well-made puzzle adventure with clear affection for a potential sequel.

Pros

Puzzles are well-designed, balanced, and solvable, offering a satisfying challenge without being overly hard.
The game has a strong spy-themed story with a cohesive, engaging plot and atmospheric visuals.
Highly enjoyable experience with good length and replay value; considered one of the best escape-style puzzle games.
Solid controls and mechanics, along with appealing, colorful visuals and thoughtful level design.
Displays strong fan interest for a sequel/Agent B, indicating lasting appeal and potential future installments.

Cons

Pay-to-unlock model gates most chapters, with the majority requiring purchase (perceived as expensive).
The free portion is very short, giving only a small amount of gameplay before paying.
Release pacing of chapters can be frustrating, with anticipation for new chapters (e.g., Chapter 5) and delays noted.

Recent reviews

This was such a fun game. I only got stumped a few times. BUT, I hate that chapter five ends with a set up for a sequel following agent B because it seems like the game studio has now said that they have no plans of making a sequel at this time. This is such a great game, but without there being a sequel I’m left feeling like I spent 5 bucks just for the game to zip on by.