The Room Three

The Room Three is an exceptional entry in the acclaimed puzzle series developed by Fireproof Games, building upon the atmospheric and intricate foundation laid by its predecessors. This installment continues to deliver the engrossing blend of tactile puzzle-solving and immersive storytelling that has become synonymous with the franchise. Combining exquisite craftsmanship with clever game design, The Room Three offers a rich, tactile experience that challenges both your intellect and your curiosity in a beautifully eerie environment. At its core, The Room Three revolves around exploring mysterious locked boxes and contraptions filled with intricate mechanisms that beg to be understood and unlocked. The puzzles are meticulously designed to stimulate critical thinking and encourage experimentation, often requiring players to carefully observe clues scattered throughout the environment, manipulate hidden levers, decipher cryptic codes, and combine various elements to progress. The game’...

After completing the third game, I was genuinely surprised by what I had just experienced it’s easily one of the best puzzle games I’ve ever played. One minor downside is that, in some cases, certain levels or tasks can feel a bit repetitive, and a few puzzles are quite tricky to find. But honestly, that’s part of the challenge and charm of the game. The satisfaction that “ahhh, uhhh” moment when you finally figure something out is just incredible. I loved the concept of collecting all four cards, and the different endings kept me excited and curious about what’s next. As always, I absolutely recommend playing this game if you’re into puzzle games and have played the first two. For me, it’s even better than 1 and 2, and I’d recommend it any day.

The Room Three is like a fancy escape room made by someone who really loves gears and secret compartments and probably owns way too many magnifying glasses. The puzzles are clever but sometimes feel like they were designed by a watchmaker who’s been locked in his own attic for too long. The atmosphere is deliciously spooky but not scary spooky more like Victorian-parlor-full-of-haunted-lockboxes spooky. The story? It’s there. Somewhere. Probably in a drawer I forgot to open. Still fun. Still satisfying. Still not entirely sure what I just solved but hey the door opened and I’m calling that a win. Buy it if you like puzzles, mysterious mansions or pretending you’re Sherlock Holmes on a caffeine bender. And if you have still got "room" in your Steamlibrary. :D

Challenging puzzles Spooky atmosphere Enjoyed 8/10

Absolutely fantastic addition to The Room series, I found this game to be my favorite so far. Even though the second game was a little bit of a letdown, this game brings it all back and then some. Highly recommend this game. looking forward to playing the last game.

I played this game after one and two and as much as I enjoyed this game, I will say it took a lot longer for me to complete compared with the others. I did feel there was a bit more back and forth compared with the first two, but this just made the game feel more complete, so not really a complaint. After completing the main game I did have to look up a guide for how to unlock the alternate endings, as it wasn't immediately obvious without the hints, but nice to have a little bit of extended content once you think you are done with the game.

man i love this series

Bought the bundle of 4. It was honestly a great deal for all of them, and was a great way to spend some hours. Would recommend if you like puzzle games, for sure.

Alright game

This game fully realises the vision of The Room 2. I spent longer than both the first two games combined. My only real gripe is that doing the ending repeatedly for the variations was a little tedious, but most of actually unlocking the different endings was pretty fun.