Hi there! We have released the Original Soundtrack DLC of Rooms: The Unsolvable Puzzle! Composed by Sean Junseok Lee and Rob Westwood, the album features 12 music tracks used in the game. (Running time is approx 21 min.) Below is the music list. 1. Once Upon a Time 2. The Mansion Returns 3. First Tale 4. The Twisted Mansion 5. Second Tale 6. Forgotten Passion 7. Third Tale 8. The Prisoner 9. Fourth Tale 10. Sympathy for the Toymaker 11. The Drizzle Whispers 12. The End Thanks for the continuing support for our game. We hope you to enjoy the game and the music :)

[ 2015-05-29 00:40:12 CET ] [ Original post ]

Rooms: The Unsolvable Puzzle is a unique puzzle game inspired by sliding puzzle and platformer games. In a twisted mansion made of rooms that slide like puzzle pieces, player should find a way to the exit by moving rooms and using what's inside them. As the player explores the mansion, various gadgets are introduced and make the puzzles more tricky and challenging.

Set in a fairy tale-like world full of magical objects and spooky stories, player takes a role of an innocent little girl, Anne, who was accidentally trapped in the mansion. As the story unfolds itself, player goes through the dark legend of the twisted mansion.

The game has 144 levels which are divided into 4 themes (mansions). Each mansion has basement levels where Anne can use her special abilities like using a cellphone to teleport, placing a bomb, and moving all rooms at once.

Rooms: The Unsolvable Puzzle is a long awaited, official and fully realized sequel to Rooms: The Main Building, critically acclaimed and an award winning IGF finalist game released globally on Nintendo DS, Wii, and Steam. Rooms: The Main Building has sold over 400k units since its release in 2010.

• Unique puzzle mechanic proven in its predecessor
  
• 144 puzzle levels=96 main storyline levels + 48 special ability levels
  
• 4 beautifully crafted mansion themes and music
  
• Complete storyline with two endings
  
• Full controller support
  
• Multi-language support