
The Room Two is an exceptional Indie/Puzzle that raises the bar for the genre.
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Verdict
98%
Steam
81
IGDB
Verdict score based on confidence-adjusted Steam reviews?
Overwhelmingly Positive on Steam (98% positive from 21K reviews)
Critically acclaimed (81/100 critic average)
Standout indie gem
No significant drawbacks reported
The Room Two is a puzzle video game developed by British-based Fireproof Games as a sequel to The Room. The game was originally developed for the iPad and released in December 2013; it was made universal to work with the iPhone in January 2014. The Android version was released in February 2014. A Windows version was released on 5 July 2016. An Apple Arcade version, named «The Room Two+», was released on 2 April 2021. It was also released for Nintendo Switch in August 2022.

Runs well on modern hardware.
Last updated 18d ago
I am not the average game player. I'm 73 years old and just started playing games. I've really liked The Rooms games I've played 2 of them so far. And do highly recommend them. They seem to get more difficult as you play more games. I'm going to try Rooms III hope it's enjoyable also.
fantastic addition. this one felt a little more macabre than the last. a welcomed motif. i think the more the intricate the puzzles got, the harder it was to tell what i was supposed to interact with. other than that, great game.
A fun little puzzle game. Despite its age it holds up well in my opinion. There is a narrative though it does not need to be followed. It is simply there for the curious. The mechanics are fun and very interactive, the gameplay is satisfying every time you solve one of the puzzles. The game has no timer and even offers you a pause between its chapters so it is great for both the deep thinkers and the laid back, relaxed folk who like to take their time. I found myself playing through it in one sitting. The game time will vary from player to player, but I think it is a decent length for what it wants to achieve. Overall I recommend this for anyone who wants to stretch their grey matter without too much effort.
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