The Room 3 feels a bit more "guided" than the two previous episodes, but the story it strengthens brings a nice touch to the franchise. Maybe the guidance could be explained by the "antagonist" motives, who knows.

Some puzzles could be solved by a blind cat stepping randomly on the mysterious boxes and some are a bit harder (event though I think overall the puzzles are the easiest of the saga up to the this episode)

I liked that it lasted longer than the first and second The Room, and the alternative endings are really welcome.
It got me invested in the lore, makes me want to know what will happen in The Room 4.


Had to check a walkthrough guide to understand two things that wear unclear to me though, the clock's hidden mechanism and the "lost" ending

The Room 3 feels a bit more "guided" than the two previous episodes, but the story it strengthens brings a nice touch to the franchise. Maybe the guidance could be explained by the "antagonist" motives, who knows. Some puzzles could be solved by a blind cat stepping randomly on the mysterious boxes and some are a bit harder (event though I think overall the puzzles are the easiest of the saga up to the this episode) I liked that it lasted longer than the first and second The Room, and the alternative endings are really welcome. It got me invested in the lore, makes me want to know what will happen in The Room 4. Had to check a walkthrough guide to understand two things that wear unclear to me though, [spoiler] the clock's hidden mechanism and the "lost" ending [/spoiler]