About Lo-Fi Room
Lo-Fi Room is a relaxing beat making game set inside a cozy, hand-drawn bedroom. You search the scene for hidden objects, click them, and then use the keyboard to put together a mellow lo-fi beat.
The controls stay light. The mouse handles the hunting, and Q, W, E and R, or the arrow keys, handle the beat itself. There's no fighting and no rush of enemies, just a cluttered desk, posters on the walls, a plant in the corner and a track waiting to come together.
This browser version is an in-development build with five levels. A session takes a few minutes, and you can also load beats that other players have made and play them like a regular level. You can play Lo-Fi Room online here, with nothing to install.
How to Play Lo-Fi Room
- Click inside the game window so it picks up the keyboard.
- Look around the room and click the hidden objects you find.
- Use Q, W, E and R, or the arrow keys, to build the beat.
- Work through the five levels in this build.
- Use the gear icon in the corner if you want to change the settings.
What to Expect in Lo-Fi Room
Lo-Fi Room is about mood more than challenge. The art is warm and scribbly, the room is packed with little details, and the music is the reward for finding things and building the beat. It's a good game to play with headphones on at the end of a long day.
Because this is an early build, there's a limited amount to see, with five levels to work through. Once you've finished them, other players' beats give you more to play.
Tips for Lo-Fi Room
- Wear headphones. The whole point of Lo-Fi Room is the sound, and the small details come through much better.
- Look over the whole room before you start clicking. The scenes are crowded with detail, and objects are easy to miss.
- Pick one set of keys, either Q W E R or the arrows, and stick with it so your timing stays steady.
- Once you're done with the five levels, load beats from other players for more to play.
- Play Lo-Fi Room free whenever you want a calm break; a session only takes a few minutes.
Who Made Lo-Fi Room
Lo-Fi Room was made by Bearmask, who released it on itch.io. It's built in Unity, with every room drawn by hand. FunClicker embeds the creator's own version so you can play it here without downloading anything. We did not make the game, and the credit for its design, code, and art belongs to its creator. You can find the original on the Lo-Fi Room page on itch.io.
FAQ
Is Lo-Fi Room free?
Yes. Lo-Fi Room is free to play here in your browser, with no download and no account. This version includes five levels, and a session takes a few minutes. Click inside the game window, start hunting for hidden objects, and you'll be building your first beat right away.
How do you play Lo-Fi Room?
You play in a hand-drawn room with objects tucked away in it. Click the hidden objects you find, then use Q, W, E and R, or the arrow keys, to build the beat. Work through the five levels in this build, and once you're done, load beats other players have made for more to play.
What is the goal in Lo-Fi Room?
Find what's hidden in the room and turn it into a beat. There's no combat and no enemies, so the goal is closer to finishing a small music project than beating a level in an action game. It's meant to be calm, and the reward is hearing the track come together.
Who made Lo-Fi Room?
Lo-Fi Room was made by Bearmask and released on itch.io. It's built in Unity, and every room is drawn by hand in a loose, colorful style. FunClicker embeds the creator's own version so you can play it here, and the credit for the game's design, art and code belongs to Bearmask.
Can I play Lo-Fi Room on a Chromebook or phone?
A Chromebook works well, since Lo-Fi Room runs in a browser tab and uses a mouse plus a few keys. A phone is a weaker fit, because building the beat relies on Q, W, E and R or the arrow keys. A laptop or desktop with headphones is the ideal setup.
Is Lo-Fi Room unblocked at school?
Lo-Fi Room only needs a browser tab, so there's nothing to install. Whether it opens on a school or work network depends on that network's filters, which we do not control. If it loads on your connection, it plays the same as anywhere else. Headphones are a good idea in a shared room.
How many levels does Lo-Fi Room have?
This browser build of Lo-Fi Room has five levels. It's an in-development version of the game, so it's a sample of what the finished game is aiming for. When you've completed all five, you can keep playing by loading beats that other players have made.
Can you play other people's beats in Lo-Fi Room?
Yes. Lo-Fi Room can load beats that other players have made, and you play them the same way as a regular level. It's a nice way to keep going after the five main levels, and a good way to hear how differently people approach the same tools.
