Tiny Room Stories: Town Mystery

[i][b]Disclosure:[/b] I have completed the android version of this game once before. It is a true port. [b]TL;DR:[/b] Amazing detective themed puzzle game. Basically a point-and-click adventure with the third dimension adding depth to the timeless mechanic. Pretty good story which feels like it had a rushed ending. Puzzles are intuitive with plentiful hints hidden throughout the levels. However, some of the puzzles are a bit on the difficult side and not particularly clear. Most are about guessing passwords, like an escape room. Hints and solutions are built into the game. Good OST and pretty amazing visuals. Some of the levels feel like padding. Mostly bug free. Worth buying.[/i] [hr][/hr] Tiny Room Stories: Town Mystery is one of those indie games which I loved when I first played it on the Android years ago. It took me about a week to finish it back then and everything about the game left such a lasting impression on me that I decided that I simply had to purchase a copy on the PC even though the Android version was (and probably still is) completely free. Suffice it to say, it is one of my favourites and I eagerly anticipate upcoming titles from this developer. The …

Escape room Puzzle Game. Difficulty Medium to Hard. No jump scare. The game also provide a hint incase you want some clue but didn't want to read the answer or walkthrough yet. Took 13 hours to finished the game with extra one hour for additional chapter after ending.

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Great puzzle game, sometimes the solutions are not what you might expect. Requires you to think outside the box sometimes.

Really enjoyed it, highly recommend for those that enjoy escape room sims and puzzles. All puzzles fair, some tricky but can be worked out without using the hint button.

Finishing the game and unlocking achievements offers a nice sense of completion. The puzzle design provides a generally good experience, with difficulty ranging from straightforward to fairly confusing. The mix creates a steady challenge, though needing hints or solving one puzzle only to immediately face another can add a bit of frustration and make certain sections feel a little drawn out. The mystery story and visuals support an enjoyable point and click adventure overall. Being able to rotate the camera and view opposite sides of the room adds some interest to the escape room mechanics. Puzzle fans who like remembering patterns or jotting notes will likely find enough here to stay engaged, even if the experience isn’t consistently strong across every part.