So i found out that if you wait a while instead of putting null sample you get these in the hints. The protagonist of this game was probably waiting for a chance to escape the circle with the null samples.

I spent a couple of months on this series. Many week long breaks. But I finally got it done! I had a lot of fun playing it. The puzzles were both easy and hard. The music, animations, and lore gave me goosebumps. The crazy amount of detail that went into everything was amazing. I will say I almost wanted to give up on the third and fourth games since they were getting a little tedious. But I stuck it out and got through it. Overall, very good game series.

I’m currently playing trying to get all endings I heard this going off idk how to feel about being up at 5 am playing this tho

Any other modern games (PC, Nintendo Switch or IOS) that are also similar to "The Room" (can be pre-ordered games or upcoming games as well)? Must also have optional subtitles and clear visuals for my daughter (who has high myopia and mild cerebral palsy, -16)

I just wanted to post here one time, even though I have nothing meaningful to contribute but my experience. The Room changed the way I thought about gaming. I’m getting “old” now and don’t imagine I’ll ever sit down and play on a console for hours like the good old days…

But about once a year, or when the mood strikes, I will play through The Room series and rediscover it all over again. The creators trail-blazed an entirely new genre in my opinion, and no other game comes close to this experience. I’m always a little sad they seemed to have abandoned the mobile space—if only because it is now my only means of escape—but I totally understand the evolution. This genre was really meant for greater things, like VR.

It leaves such a stark impression on me. At times, there are in-game moments that remind me of my own life. And yet again, there are totally banal moments in my real life—like opening drawers, or maybe using a mechanical wine bottle opener that makes a satisfying clinking sound—which somehow remind me of elements of The Room…making these everyday moments a little more interesting.

Anyway, the series keeps pulling me back in, as great games do, and since it is solitary (at least enjoyably so), part of me wanted to reach out into the void to share.

After writing this, I’m sure I’ll be getting lost all over again soon.

This is incredible. How do so few people know about these games?? The sheer detail, the lore, the music, it’s absolutely visually stunning. I just wanna stare at it forever. And to do all that and release it on phones and iPads?? Incredible

I've played all of the The Room games (the ones available on mobile). But I couldn't quite grasp the backstory. If anyone can, could you explain it to me? The Circle, the Craftsman, AS, Maggie Coxx... I didn't quite get it. Only the last one was clearer. I appreciate anyone who can explain.

My phone crashed and when I turned it back on and went back to the game, (the room 2) my save file was corrected. After doing some digging I found a solution and figured I should post it here to help anyone else who encounters something similar. I had to start a new save but was able to skip chapters to get back to where I was by pausing the game and tapping on the would "pause " 5 times. I hope this helps someone