The Room

Es entretenido, me ha gustado bastante, la verdad era lo que buscaba para jugar un rato, si te gustan los juegos de lógica te gustará, el ambiente que le dan esta guay.

Die Rätsel sind komplex, logisch und detailreich. Mysteriöse Stimmung. Steuerung / Bedienung über Maus am PC sehr gut. Einzige Schwäche : Kurze Spielzeit.

This game seems nice at first but the clues are"this is a key" like no &*#$ sherlock! Also the Sheer amount of clicks on something only to find Noooooo, you just didnt click the right PIXEL or put the item on the right PIXEL wasted like 40 min after the shield didn't fit on the knight. I usually enjoy these types of games but I dunno this one really just rubs the wrong way.

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I bought it because I wanted a cool puzzle game with intriguing contraptions to unravel, but I was disappointed. This feels much more like a bad hidden object or point & click game than a puzzle game. You spend most of your time going around looking for items that might be useful or clicking on everything just to see what you can interact with. Every now and then you get a "puzzle," but it's usually just matching symbols or lining them up by changing the angle. These require almost no thought or reasoning and are just plain tedious. This is made even more annoying by the fact that you can't freely zoom in or out. Instead, you have to double click to focus on an object and wait for the transition to finish, then right click again to zoom back out. It doesn't help that the gloomy room, while adding to the atmosphere, also leaves parts of the environment poorly lit, making it harder to tell what you can actually interact with. I wouldn't even mind if it were fun, but hidden object games usually have you searching for interesting or charming objects, and point & click games tend to keep you engaged with a satisfying narrative. Here, you're just combing through dimly lit rooms, clicking on tiny crevices or obscure parts of boxes to find a key, then repeating the whole process. The story also seems like a generic take on alchemy, with nothing that really keeps you invested.

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