50 Tiny Room Escape

Kiary Games ltd

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this game

The game is a mixture of classic room escape and point and click quests.
You woke up in a closed room. What's happening? How did you get here? These are the questions you will have to answer as you progress through the story from room to room.

While playing you will face many puzzles, code locks, riddles and problems that need to be solved to open the final door.
The story plot about 5 different people that have liked in mystery of closed rooms. At first they seems unconnected, but while you progress thought the story you will reveal the truth about it.

If you look for puzzle games for adults, 50 Tiny Room Escape is really for you.

Game totally free, no in app purchases needed to complete all the rooms.

Features:
- 50 puzzle rooms
- Fully 3D levels that can and should be rotated to inspect them from another angle. Game world looks like isometric dioramas.
- Variety of locations, absolutely different rooms to escape from
- Interactive world, you can interact with almost everything you see
- So many puzzles and riddles, that you may think you have no escape from this rooms
- Story plot with unexpected final twist

Can you escape from this puzzle rooms?
Yes?
Try to escape from it now!

Ratings and reviews

Love playing this game. The graph and design of this game it's beautiful. However, sometimes I struggle with the mechanics but I still love playing It. My favorite part is the multiple escape room, how to escape, and what you need to do. One thing I wish they didn't have is the multiple ADS when you have to use the hints, and after you're done escaping the room, and something to do with coins. Everything else loved this game. Cannot wait for the next escape room.

A great concept and puzzles but ruined by the microtransation push! I loved their previous game and paid for premium, but this game doesn't have that option, you're forced to constantly pay for extra keys if you want to play more than two levels a time. Each level is 20 keys and they replenish once a minute, maxxing out at 50. I'd be happy to pay once for unlimited but not with this business model! Oh and the "hints" just tell you the answer, not a hint.

Their first game was pretty good and clever, but this is just a money grab. Every room costs 15 keys and you get 50 keys. You get one key per 5 min, so you can't just play without paying. The characters keep saying useless things before you get to play a room. Early on, some puzzles are really clever, then they become increasingly obscure and hints are stupid expensive. The rigid movement and interactions make it nearly impossible to go without hints even if you know what you need to do.

What’s new

- Levels 41-45
- Big fixes in levels: 41-45