#15
Brave Escape is the newest name on this list, and I am including it as a recommendation to watch rather than an established classic. Two players work through hazard-filled stages that need genuine coordination, closer to a puzzle-platformer than an escape room. Sessions run short. That makes it easy to rotate through quickly at a LAN table. It does not yet have the track record of the games ranked above it, and I would not build a whole night around it yet. Still, if your group has already exhausted PHOGS! and Trine 5, this is a reasonable next pick while it finds its audience.