Locked Door III: Crate Expectations

Well, this is a good way of spending my time. I am expectate about how the game will go on growing.
At this moment it is a 3 minutes game. Let's see what comes next.

We have now five locations, 2 locked keys and the crate.

Locked Door III feels very much like a combination of the two previous Locked Door games. The puzzles are not overly complicated, but the gameplay does require both object manipulation and NPC interaction. The map is small, but the locations have their own unique personalities.

I didn’t notice any typos, but I did encountered a bug. I was able to finish the game with a score of four out of three, which I am pretty sure is something that I am not suppose to be able to do.

Compared to the two previous games, Locked Door III feels the most like an actual puzzle, albeit a very small one. If you are thinking about getting into this series, I would recommend skipping the two previous entries and starting with this one.

This version of the Locked Door series (which adds more and more puzzles to the original) introduces the first real puzzle, although its fairly simple.

Rather than the original two rooms, there are now 5, with one room included in another.

There was a bug in this one, where trying to (Spoiler - click to show)open the crate without (Spoiler - click to show)the crowbar will (Spoiler - click to show)increase the score and partially act like you have the crowbar but not open. Given the smallness of the game, I think it could have been error-free.