The Room Three” has been hailed as “probably the best mobile game of 2015” by Vice, and praised by Game Informer as “exciting and hard to beat” due to its rich atmosphere and clever puzzles. Stuff magazine also recommends immersing oneself in the game’s mysterious atmosphere, while Touch Arcade describes it as a big adventure game that is much bigger and longer than its predecessors. Pocket Gamer calls it an amazing and unique tactile experience with great puzzles, urging readers to just go and buy it.

This highly anticipated sequel to BAFTA award winners “The Room” and “The Room Two” is a physics puzzle game set in a beautiful tactile world. Players are lured to a desert island and must use their puzzle solving skills to navigate a series of trials designed by a mysterious figure known only as “The Craftsman.”

The game features a pick-up-and-play design that is easy to start but hard to stop, offering a unique combination of interesting puzzles with a simple user interface. The touch controls are so natural that players can almost feel the surface of every object.

Players can also immerse themselves in a variety of stunning new environments, each spanning multiple domains, and rotate, zoom, and examine dozens of artifacts to uncover their hidden secrets. The haunting background music, along with the lively sound effects, creates an unforgettable sound scene.

The game also features a new eyepiece ability that allows players to explore the world in miniature, as well as an advanced instruction system for a full picture of the game. Players can share their progress between multiple devices and unlock new achievements through supported cloud storage, and the game is available in multiple languages, including English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, Turkish, and Russian.

Fireproof Games, the independent studio behind “The Room Three,” is based in Guildford, UK. For more information, visit fireproofgames.com, follow them on Twitter @Fireproof_Games, or find them on Facebook.