Rooms: The Main Building
Release date: Jul 11, 2014
Developers: HandMade Game
Publishers: Zero Rock Entertainment
Genres: Casual, Indie
Categories: Single-player, Steam Trading Cards, Steam Cloud, Family Sharing
Supported languages: English

Rooms is set in a dark and mysterious house called ‘Rooms Mansion’, the game plunges you into a virtual world based around 100 challenging sliding puzzles with a twist. In each room or level, you must think carefully and strategically navigate your character to the room’s exit by sliding sections of the room, the same way as a slide puzzle. Your character can walk from tile to tile, but remember that only the tile that your character is standing in can be moved. In this parallel world you need to use an amazing array of unusual items and devices, including telephones that teleport you from one side of the room to the other and explosives, to break through brick walls or other obstacles. And watch out – some rooms are filled with water and will need to be pumped out! After escaping each puzzle you will be rewarded with four golden puzzle pieces that are required to secure your way home. The solution is only a doorstep away. Getting there is the easy part. Finding a way home will be the adventure. Features A unique point-and-click puzzle adventure that is based on the classic sliding tile puzzle mechanic. Play inside of intuitive and amusing rooms as you use objects and your wits to escape. Over 100 rooms to go through as you make your way through the buildings of this mystifying world. Includes Wii/DS exclusive levels. Explore the additional play areas of 'Rooms Street' and the 'Rooms Mansion' where you can interact with non-player characters, find useful items and more. 

Press reviews: “If you enjoy a good puzzle, Rooms is a fantastic take on a familiar concept.” 7.5/10 – Lawrence Sonntag, Inside Gaming Daily “Rooms: The Main Building requires a lot of cleverness and mental flexibility, and the satisfaction you gain from unraveling its puzzles is substantial.” 7/10 – Chris Watters, GameSpot “From my experience, a good puzzle game makes the player feel clever. It challenges and satisfies in equal quantities, and rarely feels frustrating. Rooms: The Main Building does all of this, and is genuinely addictive as a result.” 6/10 – Jamin Smith, VideoGamer