The Room: Old Sins

86.2K reviews
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About this game

Enter The Room: Old Sins and be transported to a place where tactile exploration meets challenging puzzles and a captivating story.
The sudden disappearance of an ambitious engineer and his high-society wife provokes the hunt for a precious artefact. The trail leads to the attic of their home, and the discovery of an old, peculiar dollhouse…
Explore unsettling locations, follow obscure clues and manipulate bizarre contraptions as you uncover the mysteries within Waldegrave Manor.

THE ULTIMATE PUZZLE BOX
Explore a deviously complex dollhouse which transforms at your fingertips. Each intricate room is a portal to a new, stunning environment.

PICK-UP-AND-PLAY DESIGN
Easy to begin yet hard to put down, enjoy a unique mix of intriguing puzzles with a simple user interface.

INTUITIVE TOUCH CONTROLS
A tactile experience so natural you can almost feel the surface of each object.

INTRICATE OBJECTS
Examine dozens of detailed objects to discover which of them conceal hidden mechanisms.

ATMOSPHERIC AUDIO
A haunting soundtrack coupled with dynamic sound effects create an unforgettable soundscape.

CLOUD SAVE SUPPORTED
Share your progress between multiple devices and unlock achievements.

MULTI LANGUAGE SUPPORT
Available in English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, Turkish and Russian.


Fireproof Games is an independent studio from Guildford, United Kingdom.
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The 4th entry in the multi-award winning ‘The Room’ puzzle game series
Updated on
Oct 14, 2025

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Ratings and reviews

71.6K reviews
A Google user
December 6, 2018
If you like the room, get it. Trust me. It is either better than 3 or at least ties with it, nah it's better, it doesn't suffer from the same issues controlling things as 3 did. The graphics are smooth and the controls are more or less fluid. My only minor complaint is constantly having to double tap and wait for an animation to end before you move into a new section of the dollhouse. once in a while is fine, but when you have to do this constantly it gets a little redundant. I'd recommend adding an option to turn off room transition animations, but the immersion would suffer and that's the whole point of The Room games, immersive puzzles that keep you thinking so I'll deal. If you like The Room, you'll not be disappointed. Good job Devs!!
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A Google user
December 8, 2018
Fantastic game! I never thought I would be ACTIVELY awaiting a sequel release to a phone app! But can't wait for 5. However, I felt like maybe the 4th installment never quite followed the progression that Fireproof Games had in the previous 3. 1 was basic because it was their first, 2 was a HUGE leap of improvement and depth, 3 even more so with a side quest and all, but then 4 seemed to not be so rich in content. It was still AMAZING, but just seemed to maybe be more focused on the cinematic scenes than the gameplay.
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Karena T
October 14, 2021
Fantastic entry in the series, and great puzzle game! Greatly improved upon the layered, multi-room gameplay of The Room 3 (less frustrating movement between rooms/areas, by far!), and introduced slightly more challenging puzzles, too. The story and continued lore-building is the best part of Old Sins, though. You can't help but want to know what happened to Edward and Abigail Lockwood.
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