The Room 4: Old Sins Reviews

Wow, this final one was great. I enjoyed the multiple room at one time explore. Made it a little more complicated as you didn't know what went where. Some puzzles stumped me and I had to use the hints a few times but I still enjoyed the play through. I almost hope there is a #5 lol

Absolute cinema! It's cool to play from another perspective than the main protagonist who we have followed along for the past few games, and the storytelling is certainly no less beautiful and wonderful!

In comparison to the other games in the series, this one definitely has its own set of challenges. The way that they were able to have the room be a single area was nice in comparison to the others. There was less back and forth between rooms while still being engaging when it came to the puzzles. The ending was definitely not what I was expecting due to the ending of the other games, but it was great to see and complete the final puzzle. Highly recommend for anyone that Is wanting to play puzzle games and to challenge the way that they think.

The best game ever. There is a bug at the very end that puts the majority of the sound through the left channel almost completely destroying the effect of the end scene. I had headphones on though. It took just under six hours to finish.

Would probably have been better as a sequel to #1 as it didn't quite live up to #3. Lost the replay value they had managed to bring into the 3rd. But still a great game.

Nice lore, expanding in the circle bit Sad that didn't continue throw the "Lost" ending of the third game Wishing for the 5th soon

Really great series for pluzzle games have played every single one of them and loved them

I didn't think they'd be able to top the last game but they did. Very good game. It's short like the others in the series. It took me 5 hrs and 55 minutes to finish it and it was a great ride the entire time. Highly recommended!

All The Room games have been excellent. I'm always impressed with the new ways they present puzzles and have been enjoying the story throughout.

I've greatly enjoyed the entirety of The Room series, with Old Sins perhaps now being my new favorite. I find it to be quite reminiscent of Myst in many ways. The aesthetic is very neat and engaging, and the mechanics are very satisfying the way everything clicks and swings and *ka-CHUNKS* into place. The games as a whole do a very fine job of keeping each puzzle fresh and intriguing. My sole complaint comes from the hint system. I keep them turned off for the majority of my play through, as oftentimes, they give the answer away much too plainly.