Puzzle your way out of 100 rooms
Puzzle your way out of 100 rooms
Vote: (2 votes)
Program license: Free (ads)
Developer: MPI Games
Version: 1.5.24
Works under: Android
Vote:
Program license
(2 votes)
Free (ads)
Developer
Version
MPI Games
1.5.24
Works under:
Android
Pros
- Challenging and engaging puzzles
- Innovative use of physical touch gestures
Cons
- Overly difficult challenges for casual players
- Subpar graphics and interface design
Brief Description
100 Doors: Parallel Worlds is a challenging sequel to the renowned escape-the-room themed game, 100 Doors.
Test Your Wit
100 Doors: Parallel Worlds is constituted of 100 progressively challenging levels, each featuring a room with a door you must open to proceed. Unlocking the doors involves intricate puzzles, involving codebreaking, creative use and combination of objects, and physical movements of your smartphone to excavate clues. What requires emphasis is that the enigmas in 100 Doors: Parallel Worlds are notably challenging. Indeed, from the 13th level onwards, many players might find themselves seeking online assistance to quell frustrations induced by the game's complexity.
Interface and Controls
The interface and control gestures of 100 Doors: Parallel Worlds leave room for improvement. Oddly, the game's developers opted for a slide-to-zoom bar instead of the typically intuitive pinching motion. On the flip side, the game employs other clever control gestures such as shaking the device to disintegrate rocks or rubbing the screen to erase dust, revealing concealed objects.
Visual Design
The aesthetic aspects of 100 Doors: Parallel Worlds are rather standard. Zooming in results in blurred and pixelated images, leading to a less than seamless graphics experience. The room navigation could also be smoother, as currently dragging to move around results in a slightly jarring effect. Fortunately, the backdrop of the game featuring interstellar visuals does impress and adds a trendy touch to the game.
Conclusion
100 Doors: Parallel Worlds can offer engaging gameplay for admirers of high-level logical puzzles. However, more casual gamers might find the challenges overly difficult to accomplish.
Pros
- Challenging and engaging puzzles
- Innovative use of physical touch gestures
Cons
- Overly difficult challenges for casual players
- Subpar graphics and interface design
