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Use the mysterious Oculus Perpetua to change the past, influencing your surroundings in the present and allowing you to solve the otherwise unsolvable. With sharp wits and an open mind, you will prevail.Įnjoy original new puzzles, and examine concealed objects and mechanisms to find out what makes them tick. Become the focus of a plan that might change history forever. Meet friends and rivals both old and new. Unravel conspiracies involving the most powerful people in Italy – and travel not only through space but time as well. Explore more of the Renaissance world full of puzzles, discover secret messages, and reveal mechanical wonders. The time has finally come: become Giacomo one last time and join Leonardo da Vinci, the master of both art and science, as his friend and apprentice. Read on to discover our pick of the best.The grand finale to The House of Da Vinci trilogy is here! Expect numerous new puzzles, a thrilling story and the same high quality that everybody came to love in our previous games – or dare we say even better! We’ve yet to find another game that quite matches the brilliance of The Room, but there are many that come very close, and that we really enjoyed puzzling over. The fourth, called Old Sins, feels a lot more like the original game, centering around a creepy doll house that you’ll need to explore.
The Room Two and The Room Three took the first game’s formula and broadened its scope, spreading its puzzles across various boxes (and other locked constructions) in multiple rooms, adopting more of the traditional room escape game style. Not only are the puzzles super-challenging but enormously satisfying to solve, they also lend themselves perfectly to the iPad’s touchscreen. The entire game is set on and within one intricate safe, whose surfaces are adorned by strange mechanisms and logic puzzles, behind which smaller, more challenging boxes lurk. For those of you who’ve yet to play The Room, let me fill you in.
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