Simple, short(?), and sweet, and I very much enjoyed completing it.

Been on and off crying since finishing the game yesterday. I love it so much; from the story, to the art direction, to the cast of characters, to the soundtrack I've spent all of today listening to. It's easily one of my Top 5 games.

10/10, will NG+ at some point. I'm also lowkey hoping Clair Obscur becomes a series; I'd love to see more of this universe, even if it's through a different cast.

Such an adorable and relaxing game! I hope we'll get new content (or a sequel maybe?) in the future. I would love for more games like this.

I recommend this game for any DA player, but only to get closure to Inquisition's open end plot-line.

There were great moments, but the "magic" of Bioware is gone and I am left feeling hollow and sad about the decisions that were made regarding it's development (and also regarding the loss of the writers/devs that made Dragon Age what it was).

Solas, and every interaction with him (up until the very end, as a Solasmancer from Inquisition) was fantastic and I wanted more of it.
By comparison, the romance/bonding aspect of all Rook's companions felt very lackluster, when it was like 20+ hours before the romance started happening. Not to mention a lot of the interactions felt "same-sy"; there were hardly any conflicts and those that happened were quickly resolved; between Rook and their companions, between the companions themselves, and between the cast and the world around them.

The combat system was fun, though the 3-person team felt very strange, especially when I realized I never needed to have a warrior-mage-rogue team anymore, and unlocking chests, traps, and doors is no longer a thing.

The style and design of the game (especially the environments) is drop-dead gorgeous, but the music is a hit-or-miss and sometimes feels very out of place; sci-fi/vaporware while travelling around in Arlathan forest.

Overall, this game barely felt like Dragon Age, and the story feels like a soft reboot for future games of this series. I'm not sure how I feel about that, but it's not good.

Get the game when its on sale; it's at least worth that much.

I was very excited when I finished The Room 3 and remembered a new one came out this year!! I am loving the atmosphere the games have been using and the slowly unfolding lore of The Room Universe. The quality of the series has remained consistent and the puzzles clever yet not -too- challenging, and the stories only make me want to learn more.
I can't wait for the next release!

Long time fan of this game, so my review is pretty bias.
There's an issue where the game crashes upon startup if you're using a bigger resolution than what it was originally built for, but there's a fix for that. :)

I wish they would make a sequel/remake of this game!

What a great game!! The puzzles did stump me a few times but it wasn't very frustrating, thankfully. It started getting super spooky at the end, yet I loved the Lovecraftian feel of it all!!

Please give us The Room 3!!!!

I was fortunate to be one of the ppl who never had the framerate/graphics issue, so I was able to enjoy this game without a hitch. It was well worth the wait and I enjoyed every minute of it.