
The Room Three stands out as one of the best Adventure/Indie titles in recent memory.
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Overwhelmingly Positive on Steam (96% positive from 13K reviews)
Standout indie gem
No significant drawbacks reported
The Room Three is a puzzle video game developed by Fireproof Games. It was released for iOS in November 2015, Android in January 2016 and Microsoft Windows in November 2018.

Runs well on modern hardware.
Last updated 3d ago
♥♥♥♥ the big globe puzzle, it takes way to long to move the globe, i think i spent half my play through just looking at cut scenes moving between rooms and moving that globe. the two games before this were way better.
I don't know, it's a little wack. This isn't a strong anti-recommendation but I can't say I've found the series very memorable or even all that fun having now fully beaten the first three. They leave a little to be desired as actual puzzle games, a lot of stuff is kind of just clicking around and not really doing a ton of actual solving or thinking. The atmosphere is great but the story is kind of nonexistent, and there are some quality of life issues that annoyed me a bit in this one, like being unable to skip lengthy room transition animations and some refresh rate bugs that made solving certain puzzles basically impossible without downgrading my graphics settings. It's more like an escape room that you forget a lot of after you solve it, as compared to games like Myst or Riven that can really stick with you and I'd say stand the test of time a lot better.
Lovely graphics. Interesting story. Puzzles weren't too difficult, though I disliked the 'waiting 15 minutes' puzzle. Also started to get bored of the slow movement from place to another and the slow camera pans, especially when having to go back and forth between places. Small grumbles aside still a great continuation to the previous games.
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