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The Room Two Coming Soon To Android And Non-iPad iOS Devices
The Room Two was one of our favorite iPad games last year, and soon it will be available on new platforms.
News of the assorted ports to new platforms comes by way of developer Fireproof Games' official Twitter account. The game will be available for iPhone and iPod touch devices starting on Thursday.
We’re excited to announce that The Room Two will support iPhone 4S (and iPod Touch 5th Gen) and above from Thursday!
— Fireproof Games (@Fireproof_Games) January 28, 2014
The Android version of the game is currently in testing and should be available sometime next month.
The Room Two Android is being tested now, and will be out within 3 weeks!
— Fireproof Games (@Fireproof_Games) January 28, 2014
Unfortunately, there are no plans for a Windows Phone version of the game.
@BroersenAndre I'm afraid there's no plans at the moment for a Windows Phone version. Sorry!
— Fireproof Games (@Fireproof_Games) January 27, 2014
To read our review of The Room Two, head here.
[Source: @Fireproof_Games, via Pocket Gamer]
Our Take
I'm sure most prefer playing games on an iPad, given the choice, based on the larger screen, but I always prefer playing games on my iPhone. The smaller screen makes everything easier to control and the device easier to hold. I am excited to finally play the game on my iPhone later this week.
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