If you loved The Room and The Room Two, skip this one. It's an unfortunate departure from the formula that made the first two The Room games amazing.

If you felt they were too hard and but really liked the incredible environmental design and pretty Rube Goldberg machines, then this is the game for you. They've massively increased the amount of that sort of content compared to the previous games.

I fall into the first camp. To me, this game was about 1 hour of puzzles, 4 hours of non-puzzle busywork, and half an hour of just waiting for the slow screen transitions. It was just such a slog to get through, and by the end I was audibly groaning every time there was an elaborate build up to a non-puzzle.

If you loved The Room and The Room Two, skip this one. It's an unfortunate departure from the formula that made the first two The Room games amazing. If you felt they were too hard and but really liked the incredible environmental design and pretty Rube Goldberg machines, then this is the game for you. They've massively increased the amount of that sort of content compared to the previous games. I fall into the first camp. To me, this game was about 1 hour of puzzles, 4 hours of non-puzzle busywork, and half an hour of just waiting for the slow screen transitions. It was just such a slog to get through, and by the end I was audibly groaning every time there was an elaborate build up to a non-puzzle.