very peaceful puzzle game, I love that if you miss an achievement you can go back and start that portion of the level over. I find this game to have many hidden meanings behind it, and the colors and drawings are lovely. The game touches on heavy topics, but makes it enjoyable to go through each level. you play as a patient who tries to get his memory back while being in a mental facility, I also like how this game goes more into depth about Robert's past with Laura

Weaker but alright

It took a while, but I finally plowed through the game for achievements, and this offbeat element in the Rusty Lake symphony turns into a masterpiece in its own right for the effort. We not only have a sympathetic protagonist in the pitiful underachiever Bob Hill, we might have Rusty Lakes very first honest-to-goodness Hero. I won't tell you who so you can discover it for yourself. Walk in the footprints of an old Alternate Reality Game to excavate The White Door's buried secrets. A new mystery haunts me: who logged into Dr. Hoorn's work account in the year 2000? Seeya around the Lake...

Therapeutic for those of us struggling with loss. Mindless, yet mindful. Have really been enjoying the Rusty Lake games :) thanks to all who made this happen.

Possibly the most mysterious Rusty Lake game by far, also surprisingly emotional at points?

The White Door is a uniquely stylized point-and-click puzzle adventure from the creators of the Rusty Lake series. It carries the signature surrealism, psychological tension, and narrative ambiguity that fans of the studio have come to expect, yet it also carves its own distinct identity within that universe. Taking place in a mental health facility, the game follows Robert Hill, a man suffering from memory loss and depression, as he experiences the monotony of institutional life while slowly unraveling the events that led him there. The story is told through daily routines—brushing teeth, eating breakfast, doing cognitive tests—but beneath this ordinary surface is an unsettling and often heartbreaking exploration of trauma, memory, and loss. What immediately sets The White Door apart is its presentation. The game is split into two panels: the left side represents Robert’s actions and the right shows his thoughts, memories, or sometimes just another angle of the scene. This dual...

kinda boring i kept waiting for the fun part to start

Weird, bleak and intriguing, another excellent game.

Great game, intriguing story. Well tailored. Me and my daughter loved it

If you like rusty lake games, you will like this one as well. interesting story and but different mechanics this time