Play by tapping around the scene to zoom in on active areas or pick-up objects. Navigate by tapping the arrows along the bottom. Inventory is easily accessed by a tap as well: Tap to select then tap again to try using the highlighted item where you think it might work. This can lead to a little trial-and-error as there's not much to distinguish one key from the next. Fortunately, even without a changing cursor, active spots are large enough to prevent pixel hunts. Nevertheless, your observation skills will be well-tested here; keep eyes sharp and look closely at every angle. Room Escape [Secret Code] is as enjoyable as you'd expect from the developer of the Dismantlement series. In fact, it does feel a bit like dismantling the room as you go about unlocking the uniquely shaped safes and opening a series of locked cupboards and drawers. Clues are often too straight-forward too offer much challenge but it's the design that makes the game interesting. Its presentation is creatively clever enough to engage your brain and make a successful escape come well-earned. It also doesn't hurt that this minimally-dressed little room is so pretty; the serene setting boosts plenty to explore and do, keeping you well occupied for about an hour, give or take. The point is, Room Escape [Secret Code] is fun! This is the type of escape game we all crave, perfectly suited for playing on the go.

Room Escape [Secret Code] (iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad)

Room Escape [Secret Code] (Android, Android Tablet)