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Monday, August 08, 2005
Doors, The
The Doors is another adventure game that involves waking up in a strange room, some inventory management and pure clicking pleasure.

Basically it's about being trapped in a room again. Plan your escape from the sorry predicament you're in, using only a variety of household items strategically placed out of your view.

Silent Hill 4: The Room probably started the trend, and the genre became popular when Toshimitsu Takagi made several Flash games based on that idea.

The walkthrough can be found somewhere on this page.

Name: The Doors
Developer: Unknown
Category: Adventure
Type: Flash
Size: 1MB
Posted at 2:47 AM by Tim
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