Motiv3One

The game concept is great and the use of actual actor recordings for the voice calls brings a nice touch of realism. However, this game is killed by a very problematic touch screen interaction. When I send a unit to an incident, 75% of the time the unit gets on the block, they show they have “spotted” the incident, and they get right next to it but aren’t actually “on-scene” handling the issue. This is because i directed them to an area that is literally 2mm away from the incident. With touch screen, it’s really difficult to be that exact and once the unit is so close to the accident, the icon

Who thought it could get better. After playing The Room (the first installment) I have was worried that the second would not be as good. I was wrong. The Room 2 is amazing and even better than the first. The addition of multiple areas within the room that interact with one another is amazing. The developers create a world so engrossing and beautiful that it begs you to keep going to unlock the secrets that each mechanism holds. From the fantastic to the logical, The Room 2 makes puzzles more fun than I thought possible. I'm restraining myself from playing The Room 3 just so I can keep the magi