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Save Room is an extremely straightforward game. It’s technically a puzzle game, but really, it’s an adaptation of the Resident Evil 4 inventory system. Each level tasks you with storing your items in an oddly shaped grid.

Again, this is simply an inventory management puzzle. You make shapes fit in a grid, and there’s not much else to it. Some items can interact with each other, like ammo that can be loaded into a gun or healing herbs that can be mixed together, but that’s the extent of it. You can beat the entire game in an hour or two, without much trouble.

The presentation is pretty solid, with some good, albeit repetitive, music and a nice art style. Graphics aren’t very significant in a game like this, so don’t expect Crysis-tier visuals.

Frankly, there’s not much to say about Save Room. It’s an unambitious puzzle game that achieves its singular goal of emulating inventory management. If that interests you, it’s a solid purchase that will give you a couple of fun hours. If it sounds tedious, this game probably won’t change your mind.

No performance issues running on: AMD Ryzen 9 5900X, 16 GB RAM, NVIDIA GeForce 3070

[quote] [url=https://steamoss.com/steamstore/curator/36214917/]Follow our Curator Page, MMM Reviews, for more in-depth reviews and recommendations[/url] [/quote] [i]Save Room[/i] is an extremely straightforward game. It’s technically a puzzle game, but really, it’s an adaptation of the [i]Resident Evil 4[/i] inventory system. Each level tasks you with storing your items in an oddly shaped grid. [h2]Gameplay[/h2] Again, this is simply an inventory management puzzle. You make shapes fit in a grid, and there’s not much else to it. Some items can interact with each other, like ammo that can be loaded into a gun or healing herbs that can be mixed together, but that’s the extent of it. You can beat the entire game in an hour or two, without much trouble. [h2]Presentation[/h2] The presentation is pretty solid, with some good, albeit repetitive, music and a nice art style. Graphics aren’t very significant in a game like this, so don’t expect [i]Crysis[/i]-tier visuals. [h2]Verdict[/h2] Frankly, there’s not much to say about [i]Save Room[/i]. It’s an unambitious puzzle game that achieves its singular goal of emulating inventory management. If that interests you, it’s a solid purchase that will give you a couple of fun hours. If it sounds tedious, this game probably won’t change your mind. [h2]7/10[/h2] [quote] No performance issues running on: [b]AMD Ryzen 9 5900X, 16 GB RAM, NVIDIA GeForce 3070[/b] [/quote]