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The Room Android Gameplay The room android gameplay Continue 2012 video game For 2010 video game inspired by a movie of the same name, see RoomDeveloper (s)Fireproof GamesPublisher (s)Fireproof GamesTeam17 (Nintendo Switch)Designer (s)Robert DoddMark HamiltonArtist (s)Yasin MohammedRether (s)Oliver Reed-SmithComposer (s)David NewbySerinerComa EngineUnityPlatform (s)iOS, Android, Microsoft Windows, Nintendo SwitchReleaseiOSWW: September 2012AndroidW: 23 March 2013Microsoft WindowsWW: 28 July 2014Nintendo SwitchWW: 18 October 2018Genre (s)PuzzleMode (s) Single Player Room - is a video game puzzle game developed by Fire Games. The game was originally developed for the iOS platform and released in September 2012. The Android version debuted with Humble Bundle in March 2013 and was subsequently released on Google Play. The free extension of the name was released in August 2013. An improved version of the game was released for Microsoft Windows in July 2014 and for Nintendo Switch in October 2018. During the creation of The Room, Firehouse provides artistic assets for other publishers, and The Room reflects the studio's first attempt to make its own game, but with limited finances, focused on the mobile title in order to take advantage of the unique aspects of the platform interface. The room presents the player with a series of strange puzzle boxes that have several physical mechanisms. It's hard for a player to understand how to open each one - usually by cancelling a number of locks - to access another puzzle box in it. Through the game, a story involving the study of an unnamed person in the fifth classic element, zero, which is described in notes found through a different puzzle box. The hall received a positive reception, and the iOS version received several awards. The game sold more than 6.5 million copies. Since then, Fireproof Games has released three sequels to The Room, with total collective sales of 11.5 million in 2016. The gameplay is the main element of the puzzle number lens that allows the player to see the secrets otherwise hidden. Here, the player must manipulate the camera view to match the hidden fragments of the number to get the combination code. The Room is a three-dimensional puzzle game. The game has a minimal story in which the player is told by the letters of a mysterious box in a room in the house; As the player solves the puzzles around the box, more notes from the same author - the one who previously solved the mystery box - are found, describing the use of a box of essential material called Null, as well as showing the author slowly descends into madness. When the game starts, the player hands the first of four puzzles The first box is offered as a tutorial to control the game, which demonstrate how to move around the box and interact with the functions of the box. The player has a small inventory for items such as keys found in compartments in the box. A key element of the inventory is a special lens that, in the game, allows the player to see things made from the Null element that make up parts of the box. The lens can usually be equipped at any time to see these secrets, often requiring the player to manipulate the view to align the secrets into a coherent character. The goal is to completely unlock each box of puzzles by extracting smaller but increasingly complex boxes in it. together they decided to quit smoking to form their own small team to provide the outsourcing of artwork to other developers. Their work has been included in LittleBigPlanet, DJ Hero and other racing games such as Split/Second and Blur. They wanted to start developing their own game around 2012, but at the time, they found that the development costs for a console or personal computer were too high, and decided to go to mobile games that were cheaper to develop; they also recognized that many mobile games developed by teams with experience in consoles and computers do not make great mobile games, often just porting or cloning existing titles, and intended to prove that it is possible to make a good mobile game, something that is suitable for this piece of equipment, for this audience, according to Fireproof Games co-founder Barry Mead. With The Room, the goal was to make the best iOS game we could, rather than just try to make a great console game for iOS, according to Mead. They wanted to emphasize the use of mobile touchscreens in their own unique way, similar to the success of Cut the Rope and Angry Birds. At the same time, they wanted to create a game that would be exciting for the player, and developed appropriate sensory controls to provide tactile responses that worked together with their artistic and musical assets to help with this. Fireproof hired a programmer in January 2012 to create its own name, The Room; during its development, the game only took two of the Fireproof team, the rest of the company continuing to work on other outsourcing jobs. The game was developed in the Unity game engine, mainly because of its very low costs, the financial constraints Fireproof had at the time. The total cost of developing the original version of the iPad was estimated at 160,000 pounds They early hit on the idea of Asian puzzle boxes, which may have been hundreds of steps that need to be performed to discover, having a degree of art and beauty in their creation. Mead compared this to the early successful mobile name, zen Bound, which, while it was The game without any problems, was very nice and beautiful to look at, according to Mead. Originally planning to call the game Puzzle Box, they created a playable demo within a few weeks of the idea, and then built from there. To achieve the tactile nature they wanted for the game, they made sure they included engine physics, so that all the moving parts of each puzzle had some type of weight, since Mead felt he was modeling physical reactions to direct touch screen controls, you automatically destroyed this massive barrier to entry that humans have, as opposed to using a playground or controller. The game was originally created for Apple's iPad (compatible with the iPad 2 up) and was released in September 2012. Fireproof also portes the game to work on Apple iPhone 4s and new models; however, at the time of its release, there was no way to indicate to Apple App Store users that the game would not work on the iPhone 4. For this reason, they created a free version, The Room Pocket on December 3, 2012, which included the first puzzle The Room and the ability to buy the rest of the game so they didn't draw the wrath of iPhone 4 users. Mead said that from 2018, The Room Pocket had more sales than The Room. The Android version of The Room was created for mobile devices as part of the Humble Mobile Bundle, which was released on March 26, 2013. In August 2013, a free expansion of The Room was released, which updated the game at a new level and links the end of the first game with the sequel. Fireproof developed a version of Microsoft Windows that was released on July 28, 2014, providing support for mouse control. The Windows version was only planned after they found the game successful on a mobile phone, and it had to be restored from scratch, requiring a larger team, about half of their 14-person employees at the time, with the risk of how popular this version would be. The Room was released for Nintendo Switch on October 18, 2018 with the backing of Team17, debuting on the console. The game supports the same sensory controls from the mobile game, but uses the Joy of Switch-Con to play in television mode. The Switch version includes improved graphics and the original DLC of the original game. (9) Admission AdmissionAggregatorScoreMetacriticiOS: 88/100-11-PC: 73/100-12-Switch: 80/100-Review scoresPublicationScoreEdgeiOS:/10-14-TouchArcadeiOS: 15MacLifeiOS: 9.0/10Slant MagazinePC: 18Digitally DownloadedPC: 19 Room was met with generally favorable reviews for iOS and Nintendo Switch, and mixed or average for PCs, according to Metacritic. Sales of Fireproof Games broke even in the first week of release for the iPad version, allowing them to plan expansions and and start considering considering Projects. As of March 2013, The Room on iPad has sold more than 1.4 million copies and, next to its initial release, ranks among the best-selling games on several iOS lists. The free pocket version has been downloaded more than 2.4 million times. By October 2016, The Room had sold more than 6.5 million copies, and in total three games in the series had sold more than 11.5 million copies. The awards were shown after the release of The Room as a selection of Apple editors around the world, receiving the coveted Apple iPad Game of the Year 2012 and BAFTA for best British video game. He won the following awards: Date Award Category Ref. 2012 Apple Inc iPad Game of the Year (21) BAFTA Best British Game (22) Game Developers Choice Awards Best Portable/Mobile Game (23) International Mobile Game Awards Excellence in Visual (24) TIGA Best Design Game New York Video Game Critics Circle Awards Best Mobile/iOS Game (26) JayisGames.com Best Mobile Puzzle Game 27 Gamezebo Best iPad Game (28) Cnet Aus Best Mobile Game (29) Sequels Room followed by several sequels, becoming the first game in the series The Room.
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