Fireproof Games is bringing the final two numbered entries in its acclaimed puzzle series to Nintendo Switch on September 24, 2026, the studio announced.
The arrival of The Room Three and The Room Four: Old Sins expands the series' presence on Switch after previous entries were released for the platform; Fireproof notes the original The Room reached Nintendo Switch in 2018, with a subsequent sequel appearing in 2022.
According to Fireproof, both titles will be available on the Nintendo eShop at launch and offer multiple input options.
The studio confirmed that players can use the Switch touch screen or Joy-Con motion controls, enabling a tactile approach to the franchise's signature mechanical puzzles.
The Room Three: Fireproof describes the third numbered entry as a 'time-spanning' continuation of the series focused on tactile puzzle exploration.
The studio says The Room Three places players on a remote island to face a sequence of trials orchestrated by a shadowy figure identified as 'The Craftsman.' Fireproof emphasizes the game's blend of intricate contraptions, hidden messages and code-deciphering mechanics, and highlights an ornate eyepiece that reveals otherwise unseen details and miniature environments.
In journalistic terms, Fireproof frames The Room Three as an expansion of the franchise's established puzzle-exploration loop: players examine complex devices, uncover layered clues and use specialized tools to interact with a world that rewards careful observation and experimentation.
The Room Four: Old Sins: Fireproof characterizes the fourth entry as a multi-room, dollhouse-style puzzle experience set within Waldegrave Manor.
The studio outlines a narrative premise in which the disappearance of an engineer and his wife sparks a search that leads to a peculiar attic dollhouse brimming with secrets.
Fireproof says Old Sins preserves the series' focus on atmospheric environments and progressively elaborate puzzles while delivering a compact, transformative dollhouse that rearranges as players manipulate its components.
Pricing and availability: Fireproof lists The Room Three at $11.99 and The Room Four: Old Sins at $12.99, with both titles showing an initial 10% discount on release via the Nintendo eShop.
Trailers for both games accompany the launch information.
For Nintendo Switch owners who follow puzzle-driven, single-player experiences, Fireproof's dual release represents the studio's formal effort to close the numbered chapter of The Room series on Nintendo's hybrid platform.
Further coverage and download links will appear on the eShop listing upon release.
The arrival of The Room Three and The Room Four: Old Sins expands the series' presence on Switch after previous entries were released for the platform; Fireproof notes the original The Room reached Nintendo Switch in 2018, with a subsequent sequel appearing in 2022.
According to Fireproof, both titles will be available on the Nintendo eShop at launch and offer multiple input options.
The studio confirmed that players can use the Switch touch screen or Joy-Con motion controls, enabling a tactile approach to the franchise's signature mechanical puzzles.
The Room Three: Fireproof describes the third numbered entry as a 'time-spanning' continuation of the series focused on tactile puzzle exploration.
The studio says The Room Three places players on a remote island to face a sequence of trials orchestrated by a shadowy figure identified as 'The Craftsman.' Fireproof emphasizes the game's blend of intricate contraptions, hidden messages and code-deciphering mechanics, and highlights an ornate eyepiece that reveals otherwise unseen details and miniature environments.
In journalistic terms, Fireproof frames The Room Three as an expansion of the franchise's established puzzle-exploration loop: players examine complex devices, uncover layered clues and use specialized tools to interact with a world that rewards careful observation and experimentation.
The Room Four: Old Sins: Fireproof characterizes the fourth entry as a multi-room, dollhouse-style puzzle experience set within Waldegrave Manor.
The studio outlines a narrative premise in which the disappearance of an engineer and his wife sparks a search that leads to a peculiar attic dollhouse brimming with secrets.
Fireproof says Old Sins preserves the series' focus on atmospheric environments and progressively elaborate puzzles while delivering a compact, transformative dollhouse that rearranges as players manipulate its components.
Pricing and availability: Fireproof lists The Room Three at $11.99 and The Room Four: Old Sins at $12.99, with both titles showing an initial 10% discount on release via the Nintendo eShop.
Trailers for both games accompany the launch information.
For Nintendo Switch owners who follow puzzle-driven, single-player experiences, Fireproof's dual release represents the studio's formal effort to close the numbered chapter of The Room series on Nintendo's hybrid platform.
Further coverage and download links will appear on the eShop listing upon release.
