I can't stop playing this game. I've become enchanted by it mystery. It grabs hold of you and takes you down a blurry rabbit hole of occult and alchemical bewilderment. Similar to the atmosphere of games like Myst, The Room creates this air of haunting and mystical enigma. Constantly stringing you from one clue to the next, expect players to think critically and for themselves. The narrative is vague but creates something of a hook to keep the motivation to continue down the spiraling mechanisms of its strictly touch based and requires you to interact with the objects; lending to immersion and creating a tangibility to the room and objects of the game. I should give would be players a tip before you begin. This game uses multi touch gestures every now and again for some of the contraptions. Don't forget to experiment with all the tools and movements possible. Some things are not as they appear at first glance so always take a second look. Take your time too. There's no reward for rushing through this masterfully crafted game. I cannot recommend this game if you're not interested in solving puzzles that require more than a few taps and simple mechanics. This is a thinking mans game. Don't miss out on this series. It's one of the best games I've ever gotten on my iPad.

I was one of the generation that grew up on Riven and Myst so I was definitely intrigued by these gamesI enjoyed playing The Room due to its many multitask puzzles. There were quite a few times that I just stared at the screen in an attempt to figure out my next move. I enjoy the type of game that makes you think, rather than just shooting and killing everything in sight.My only complaint is the hint icon that would help you along if you got stuck but usually I was a couple steps ahead of it already. Not saying it did not come in handy sometimes, but it was a bit of a pain because it seemed it was every move you made it was giving you a hand to help.I was a little disappointed that it ended as quickly as it did, because I was able to solve it in a little over eight hours, noncontinuous because I was at work. Still, it was a very nice game.I am going to check the reviews on the remaining games before I decide to purchase. I hope they get harder as they go or it really will not be worth my time in buying them. Good luck if you decide to purchase this game. It is definitely madefor somebody who think outside the box

As a 69 year old gramma, this is a great way to test yourself for dementia! Graphics are beautiful and the sounds pump all your emotions, fear, elation, anticipation, relief to mention a few! You definitely need to use you chess playing knowledge to get into this game! I would love to read reviews broken down by different age groups as it would most likely reveal the technological abilities of the different age groups. Just as during the Industrial Age, men ( for the most part) had to learn how mechanization transforming how assembly lines worked and how to train men how to best be place by their ability was then a leap forward in that time and place! Now this Technology Age is also impacting the world because it is creating what I call the HIVE MENTALITY. The Queens and Drones by their combined DNA preprogrammed the HIVE offspring to diligently perform the duty to the HIVE by whatever method the queen can “program” her off spring to do what job they are to perform for the queen’s survival without any care for the rest of the hive.So all that being said, I can’t judge how the birth of this Technological Age will be a good or bad “advancement”. However, playing your games is a great way for us “dinosaur” seniors to marvel by those of you who can create these incredible games, but on the other hand, as I observe my grandkids I worry that they are being turned into “worker bees” and that their intellect, curiosity, wonderment to explore their own uniqueness is being stunted and controlled starting at around 6 months when they are first handed their parents smart phone to use as a pacifier! HOWEVER I RATE YOUR GAME WITH 5 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️’s because I am in awe of your technological creation!

WOW! I've played the first room three times, the second room twice, and the third room once! They are all really awesome! But.. I wouldn't suggest nine and up because just now I read some reviews about this game and some said the game is evil because there are demonic symbols. I believe them. The symbols did look pretty fishy... Also because the games got creepy sounds, creepy atmosphere, and a creepy storyline! About the storyline.. It's way to confusing. I honestly still don't know the story too much. This is all I know: your a person.. That comes to an attic because your curious.. You read a note from a ghost known as A.S... I think he experienced the null and died because he couldn't get out and became insane.. The null is locked up in a box and you have to open it.. When you do open it you go inside the null world and that's where the first game ends! The second game begins where you are inside this different room, you find another note. It's from A.S... He says some interesting stuff.. Like he's not the only ghost in this place... I'm telling way to much information! Oop! This review is getting way to long so I'm gonna rap it up! THIS GAME ROCKS!