
Release Date: September 12, 2012
The Room is a novel production combining elements of HOPA and logic game genre. The game is a remake of a critically-acclaimed mobile title, and was developed by an independent studio, Fireproof Games. The action of The Room takes place in the eponymous space, in which an extraordinarily complicated safe hides many secrets. The task is to get into the safe by solving a set of logic puzzles.
The Room is an independent puzzle game with elements of point-and-click adventures and hidden object games. The title is the responsibility of the Fireproof Games team, established in 2012, which has been honoured with a number of industry awards and distinctions for its production (including the BAFTA award for the best British game of the year and nominations for artistic achievements, best debut and best mobile game).
The action of the production takes place in the title room, in the middle of which there is a mysterious safe. The player's task is to uncover all his secrets. The game mixes different genres, but it is mainly based on solving logical puzzles, which consist in moving individual elements, searching for mysterious hiding places where special objects are hidden, or manipulating the key head to match the unusual lock. In addition, during the game we use a special glass, showing things that we cannot see in normal viewing mode.
The Room boasts high quality graphics, made in high resolution. A characteristic feature of the title is also the dark style and specific atmosphere of the game.
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Platforms:
PC Windows July 28, 2014
Android March 23, 2013
Apple iOS September 12, 2012
Nintendo Switch October 18, 2018
Developer: Fireproof Games
Publisher: Fireproof Games
Age restrictions: none
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System Requirements for The Room Video Game:
PC / Windows
Recommended System Requirements:
Core 2 Duo 2.0 GHz, 2 GB RAM, graphic card 512 MB (GeForce 8800 or better), 1 GB HDD, Windows XP(SP2)/Vista/7/8.
Game Ratings for The Room Video Game.
Nintendo Life: 7 / 10 by Gavin Lane
The quality of The Room and the atmosphere it conjures is undeniable, and it's certainly worth checking out if you haven't played before. It's a pleasure to see some well-implemented pointer controls added to a classic touchscreen title, and the fact that this seminal release is now available on a dedicated gaming device is cause for celebration. Be aware that it's a slight offering by home console standards, though – it's crying out to be part of a compilation release with its three sequels. Perhaps one for the Wishlist, then, but it's a winner while it lasts.
Digitally Downloaded: 4 / 5
There are plenty of reasons to avoid buying ports of mobile games on Steam, but The Room is the exception to that rule. So many of these games feel like a quick cash-grab, but I am happy to say that The Room is not one of them.
TrustedReviews: 4 / 5
The Room's puzzles are engaging and accessible, able to make you feel like you're using your brain without leaving you frustrated. This alone is enough for it to be held up as a success, but the game becomes something more interesting and affecting in how it uses these puzzles as the basis for subtle horror – not in its cliched story about an over-ambitious researcher, but the progression into its boxes-within-boxes, each impossibly larger than the last. It is disorientating, even nightmarish.
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