The Room Three

The Room Three, as its predecessors, is an escape the room game, where by solving puzzle boxes and other similar puzzles, the player reveals new secrets and puzzles towards reaching the game's conclusion. The game is presented in a first-person, three-dimensional view, allowing the player to look around rooms from a spot, or rotate their view around a puzzle box or similar object. Elements of objects can be interacted with, such as pushing buttons, inserting and turning keys, or sliding sections around. Items can be collected and examined from the player's inventory, which many include manipulation of that object to reveal secret chambers or the like.

As with previous games, The Room Three also has some puzzles made out of the classical element Null, which can bend reality. The player-character has a special eyepiece that he can wear to see through the Null, revealing hidden clues or puzzle parts. The Room Three introduces an additional lens for this eyepiece that allows the player-character to manipulate objects within small spaces like keyholes. The Room Three is structured around a central hub area and with four main areas that are accessed through this.

S." before it was consumed by the entity from the Null. A journal written by the protagonist indicates that he is haunted by the events of The Room Two, and has tried to find answers via the Royal Institute. The Journal also indicates that he has found some clue that directs him to a strange island.

He leaves on the train to go to the island. A strange box appears in his passenger compartment as the train passes through a tunnel, inside which is revealed a pyramid with strange etchings. When the train passes through the next tunnel, the player-character is mysteriously transported to Grey Holm, an island estate some ways off the English coastline in the English Channel. A series of notes inform the character that he was brought here by "The Craftsman", who also claims the credit of creating puzzles that were in the previous games, and is impressed with the character's ability to resist the Null.

The Room Three gained critical acclaim, with Metacritic giving a Metascore of 90 out of 100 based on 14 critics, and a reviewer from Hardcore Gamer giving a score of 4 out of 5.

0/10 by IGN, 5/5 by TouchArcade, and 8/10 by Game Informer. It was entitled with the Pocket Gamer Gold Award. Later it won iOS Game of the Year in Pocket Gamer Awards 2016. The game was enlisted among 60 Best Educational Apps by Tutora.