Round Rooms

Round Rooms is not really a game. It's an interactive, pretentious "psychology art-not-game" installation, presumably hoping to cash in big on the assumption that people are on Steam because they got bored of DeviantArt and Facebook personality tests. "Gameplay" consists of being dropped in a room (you can mouselook but you can't walk around) where you must look at low poly 3D objects strewn around the environment and try to remember as much as you can. Then, you will be prompted with a number of questions, and prompted "are you sure?" every time. That's the psychology part. Yep, if that's psychology, then all three year old toddlers are psychologists. What has gaming come to? Anyway, terrible premise for a game is coupled with lulzy mobile app tier implementation. There is 4K support, good. Controls locked, unacceptable. Low poly/simplistic art assets, typical laziness. Also, an ugly screen filter you can't turn off. Ugh. So, nothing to offer gamers here except another reason for Valve to consider cancelling Steam Direct and introducing a bit of quality control. The best thing I can say about this is that it's short.

Round rooms is a small game in it's nature, but serves to test your memory skills. The develop of this game is quite good idea formulating very unique ideas and I recommend giving this little game a try out. It doesn't take up much of your time at all.