The Queen's Last Room
Some secrets are better remembered than buried.
Coming to iPhone & iPad
Versailles, late in the eighteenth century. Élise, a young restorer, is called to repair a painted salon before the evening's entertainment. Under the scraped paint she finds a woman's hand, a thread of blue silk and a warning from Madame Delors, the court painter who has just disappeared.
The Queen asks Élise to find her before evening, quietly. What begins as a favour becomes a night-long investigation through five theatrical rooms built for a courtship game, a studio no one is meant to enter and a terrace waiting for the dawn. By morning, a painter forgotten for twelve years will have her name back.
What awaits you
- A palace to explorePainted salons, the Queen's private rooms, a music room, a winter garden and secret passages, each changing with the hour.
- Hidden-object scenesSearch a dressing room, a music room and a garden bench. Pinch, drag and look closely.
- Puzzles from the storyReplant a garden from a torn plan, set a music box cylinder, turn mirrors to catch the dawn and order the evidence.
- A restorer's toolsA magnifying lens, palette knife, measuring cord, charcoal pencil and fine brushes uncover what was painted over.
- A journal that remembersEvery clue you discover is kept, ready for the final confrontation.
- Help when you want itGentle three-step hints and a skip for every puzzle, so the story never stops.
- A bonus chapterAfter the ending, return to the night it all began and play the story no one saw.
- Free to play, fairlyThe whole story is free. Coins for hints and skips are optional, and ads play only if you choose to watch one.
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