Little Locked Rooms

This game was so much fun! I loved the characters and their interaction, the mysteries and how the cases are introduced! My only problem was that it was short, but at the same time, this is an indie project. I would absolutely love to have a sequel or update with more cases for this game!

推理不赖，也太短了。

Overall I'd say it's worth playing, It's a bit of a stretch at $8 but at $4 or under I'd say it's worth a few hours. Anyone who likes mystery puzzles will at least enjoy thinking about the puzzles for a couple hours. Main note: If you do decide to play it, disable scoring in the menu, it's better that way in my opinion, as it makes it much more fun to guess and check what you think might be possible than to feel punished for making informed guesses and getting marked off. The good: * The game has some fun small stories * It's an interesting spin on a detective/mystery game * The achievements are all story related or easy to obtain via normal gameplay * None of the achievements have to do with the level scoring system, and the scoring system can be safely disabled in the menu The bad: * It's pretty short only having 6 levels, and I finished the game in almost exactly 2 hours * There's a grading system that punishes you every time you make a guess, so the game kinda expects you you know what the solution is before you make a guess. * Some of the puzzle solutions require fairly large leaps in logic that the game does a poor job of giving info about, and so more challenging puzzles feel less like figuring it out the solution, and more, spending more time ruling out what you know isn't possible, until only a few options remain and guessing. The game is basically a guesswork simulator, unfortunately this is exacerbated by the implementation of a scoring system which punishes making guesses. If the idea is plausible then it doesn't mark you off, but some times I thought an idea was plausible and got marked off when I felt I shouldn't I do wish there was more of an interactive aspect to the searching and exploration sections, like where you could click on things in a room and the characters would exposition about how it could be related to the mystery. This could instead slowly uncover things like the facts and the character testimonies, as well as helping rule out in a more organic way. Still I had a good time I played it for a couple hours on my Steam Deck while in bed before I slept so it was still a fun experience.