The House of Da Vinci Lite

Name: The House of Da Vinci Lite
Rating: 3.7 (90 reviews)
Author: Blue Brain Games

By: Blue Brain Games App

Hidden Objects Mystery Escape

Overview

Version:

1.0.3

Last updated: 2020-06-24

Ranking

#152,715 ▼ 211

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Demo Chrome extension: The House of Da Vinci Lite delivers the first level of a 3D hidden‑object puzzle adventure. Enter Leonardo’s Renaissance workshop, solve mechanical puzzles, detect hidden objects, and escape rooms using intuitive touch controls.

Note: This is a demo preview. To unlock the full experience, create an account to access the complete game and its evolving story around Da Vinci's inventions.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Games Entertainment Education

By:

Blue Brain Games

Rating:

3.70

(90)

Version:

1.0.3 Last updated: 2020-06-24

Version code:

836431569

Creation date:

2018-07-05

Compatible devices:

Size:

311.44MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-09-09

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Ranking

# 152,715 ▼ 211

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Developed by:

Blue Brain Games

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/the-house-of-da-vinci-lite/id1392263679

Website:

http://thehouseofdavinci.com

User Reviews

Reviews praise the game's visuals, atmosphere, and puzzle design, especially for fans of The Room, but repeatedly fault the lite version experience for clunky controls, unreliable interactions, confusing pricing, and stability issues. The consensus is that the core concept shines, but execution problems and perceived derivative feel limit overall appeal.

Pros

Stunning graphics, animation, and immersive atmosphere with notable background music.
Puzzle design is engaging and thoughtfully crafted, offering a challenging experience.
Feels like a faithful Room-style experience, appealing to fans of The Room series.
Contains original mechanical puzzle elements and creative visuals.
Overall enjoyable and worth trying for fans of this genre.

Cons

Clunky, awkward controls and navigation that hinder interaction.
Unreliable interactions (e.g., lens usage) that can be hard to perform.
Pricing model and lite/full version confusion, with perceived high cost.
Crashes and freezing on various devices, affecting progress.
Perceived as overly derivative of The Room / not very original.

Recent reviews

I am on a mystery room hyperfixation right now so I was excited to try out this game. As much as I'd like to like it, it is extremely frustrating. I have an iPhone 16 and the inventory is covered by the camera so I can't see what needs additions to be used, and the Siri bar at the bottom is blocking the tracing aspect so I cannot complete the picture I need to trace. Very grateful I was able to try it for free though because of I bought this game just for it to be u playable I'd be very upset.

by sh*****, 2026-08-08

As tired as the devs must be of hearing that this is a rip off of The Room… it’s a rip off of The Room. Only the very limited and clunky navigation and interaction with your surroundings is enough to drive you to insanity. There’s a lens like The Room, but trying to get it to activate is an exercise in futility most of the time. You start to think there’s no need to use it on a particular puzzle because it won’t freaking activate… until the hint tells you that you do, so you have to fight with it to get it to work. There’s no logical flow to the puzzles. It’s just puzzles because Da Vinci is a genius and he felt like it I guess. You can barely read the writing in his letters. And interacting with things is awkward and frustrating. I’m not one of the people who wants stuff for free. I prefer to buy games outright. But if I’m more frustrated with the interface than with the actual puzzles, something is wrong.