#TINY ROOM STORIES TOWN MYSTERY CHURCH FULL#

This is crucial, as there's lots hidden away in Tiny Room Stories – you really will have to click on every object and scour every corner of every room to find out if it's hiding a clue to a code or password, especially as there aren't any hotspot highlighters to show you which objects you can interact with. To explore a room on PC (the game was released previously for Android devices as well), you drag the mouse or press A or D to rotate your view and reveal different sides of the room. The game's design is isometric, so you view each room of every new area from a bird's-eye perspective and move from room to room by clicking the next room's corresponding door or ladder.

Each new location you visit in your search to discover what's really going on in Redcliff, whether a church, a laboratory or a mansion, represents a distinct chapter. It's an intriguing premise that sets up the game's basic mechanics.

#TINY ROOM STORIES TOWN MYSTERY CHURCH FULL#

In fact, there's nobody in the town, full stop. The road on the way in is blocked off, and when you work your way past and to your dad's house, there's no one there. Sure enough, when you visit Redcliff you find that something very eerie is going on. You play as a private detective whose father has sent a letter demanding that you visit him at once – but unhelpfully gives no real reason as to why.

Whilst one of the game's solutions risks being so obscure even a walkthrough doesn't help, for the most part they're logical and entertaining to solve. What it may lack in a hugely engaging story or flashy voice-overs, it definitely makes up in the form of these fiendish challenges and that great feeling of satisfaction after completing them. As the world continues to throw one overwhelming event after another at us, Tiny Room Stories: Town Mystery 's offer of simple, well-made puzzles you can actually solve – or at least attempt to – becomes quite attractive.

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