Tiny Room Stories: Eclipse launches on Android and iOS

Kiary Games has released Tiny Room Stories: Eclipse for Android and iOS. Players take the role of a former soldier who accepts a post at a remote fire lookout and investigates a series of disappearances. The game presents each scene as a rotatable 3D diorama and uses point-and-click escape-room mechanics.

Players explore a network of locations around the lookout, including forests, bunkers, lookout towers and abandoned sites. The objective is to collect clues, find hidden objects and solve mechanical puzzles to open new areas and advance the investigation. The narrative includes restricted areas and hidden facilities that factor into the mystery.

The game moves the series from static scenes to detailed 3D dioramas that can be inspected from multiple angles. The interface follows a point-and-click adventure pattern adapted for touchscreens. Puzzles emphasize observation and logical assembly of items rather than timed reflexes.

Mobile-specific features include one-handed controls and an option to play offline. These options let players move through scenes, rotate dioramas and solve puzzles without a continuous internet connection.

Kiary Games previously developed other Tiny Room Stories titles, along with Town Mystery and 50 Tiny Room Escape. Tiny Room Stories: Eclipse is the latest entry in the franchise and is available now on Android and iOS.