Tiny Room Collection

Studio Wakaba

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this game

Let's play in the new room No.21!
This is an update type escape game.
More rooms with different themes each time.
Rooms 1 through 10 can be played without watching ads before starting the game!

We have read the feedback and made it possible to purchase ad removal to this game.
You can remove ads in all rooms and take camera shots.

[Game Introduction]
Solve the riddles in the rooms and escape!
The game comes with a screen capture function and automatic game saving, so you can play from the middle of the game at any time.
If you have trouble solving a puzzle, you can see hints and solutions in the game.

[How to play]
Tap the location you are interested in to investigate.
Tap an item to select it, then tap the place you want to use it.
Tap twice to zoom in on the item you are interested in.
Tap twice to zoom in on the item you are interested in, or use another item on the zoomed-in item to combine them.
If you get stuck, refer to the hints. (There is a video ad)

[Copyright Notice]
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Ratings and reviews

This is the first game that I finished playing from Studio Wakaba. I loved how the graphics were put together that made it pretty and cute, but having it like a kid concept, me as an adult I find it challenging to find the answers that I have to draw or write it on the paper to solve it. It was not a negative feeling, but it was a wow factor because it's an exercise for the brain. Thank you for this, I am currently downloading all the other games. Hopefully you can still create more 😊👏

While most of the puzzles are well-designed, some of them are unfair. An ordinary-looking set of shelves gives you no indication that you're supposed to see numbers in their outlines. There needs to be more of a visual clue that the shelves contain a code, perhaps by giving them more of an unusual shape, or by having separators drawn between where each number is. The other unfair one is the clock in the donut shop. I kept trying to figure out how to get letters from those three donuts at the top

From the 2nd stage, it forced me to watch an ad for 30 sec for a simple game that I finished in 5 min...and there's a banner ad at the bottom while playing. To make things worse, puzzles were way too simple. It's a shame because I have played all of the games from this developer and I enjoyed them all. I understand they need to make money but if they keep doing like this, they will end up making low quality games just being there for ad. l do hope they will reconsider the structure.

What’s new

The function was improved.