Tiny Room Stories Town Mystery

Kiary Games ltd

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this game

You are a private detective. After receiving a letter from your father, asking for help, you go to the small town of Redcliff.
The city is completely empty. Where have all the inhabitants gone? What happened to your father?
This is what you have to find out. Explore the city, find clues, solve puzzles, open locks to advance your investigation. The game is a mixture of escape the room and classic quests.

Features:
- Fully 3D levels that can and should be rotated to inspect them from another angle.
- Variety of locations from the usual residential building to the ancient catacombs.
- Interactive world
- Many puzzles
- Detective story, with unexpected plot twists.

Awards:
Best Indie Game - Google Play 2019
Best Mobile Game - Indie Prize Award
Best Mobile Game - DevGAMM’2019
Best Mobile Game - GTP Indie Cup W'19
TOP 20 - Indie Games Showcase from Google Play
Best Indie Game (Nominee) - DevGAMM’2019
Excellence in Game Design (Nominee) - DevGAMM’2019

Ratings and reviews

Amazing game! Makes you think outside the box. Graphics are great but seeing minor things are hard to see on a small screen. I like that there are helpful hints if you get stuck. The game is long and keeps you interested how to solve the next puzzle. Could use a to do list since if I don't play the game in a few days it would be good to be reminded what to do. Things like open safe in office, unlock door, etc

This game is literally AWESOME. It's looks simple and boring, but it's not. The graphics are the only small minus about this game, but even then, it's so well done, captivating and makes you solve puzzles just the right amount of hard. I literally survived on this game in three hours flights, and I'm still playing it on the bus, and it started as just a way to pass time, but now I'm intrigued about the storyline! This is a great offline game, in my opinion.

Mostly good point and click game. There were a few puzzles that required you to make a logical leap or that expected you to make a connection that wasn't well telegraphed (e.g. the fisherman chose all the fish icons for a password, but nothing indicated that thee answer was that generic, since most of the game you are looking for specific combinations and hidden clues to unlock things). It occasionally has the inevitable problem of point and clicks where you can just miss something clickable too

What's new

- Added Korean language
- Added Japanese language
- Hints for bonus chapter
- Fixed bug in the bank chapter