Plus, despite the one location you remain in for the majority of the game, the experience doesn’t feel limited or restricted at all.
It’s a concept that breathes new life into the series. Instead, this game has the player explore rooms of a creepy dolls house you stumble upon early in the game. The character of Collector Hydrus is modeled after Jeremy, a designer from Fireproof Games, who plays him in live-action for some cutscenes.Unlike the other games in the series, this iteration doesn’t have the player walking around a desolate house.
He is cautious, biding his time for some unknown purpose. He also seems to have ambitions and machinations beyond The Circle, and holds no particular reverence for his superiors that would prevent him from betraying them. He takes pride in his knowledge of the Null, and looks down on the police who are unable to comprehend the disappearances of Edward and Abigail Lockwood. Judging by the tone of his writings and hint messages, Hydrus is straightforward and focused in his work. However, The Circle seems to know about his wavering loyalty, as indicated in the radio Easter egg, and intend to terminate his employment. One radio message concludes by stating that despite his value, Hydrus will be kept under close watch to ensure history does not repeat itself.Ĭollector Hydrus considers stealing the sample from Waldegrave Manor, but decides against it, as indicated in the hint Easter egg at the end of The Room: Old Sins. He is considered a "valuable acquisition", though the voice on the radio refers to his methods as "vulgar". Hydrus was preceded in his position by The Circle's most gifted collector, who betrayed the organization and fled with some of their Null samples. Most information given about Hydrus comes from the radio Easter eggs found in The Room: Old Sins. He is the protagonist and POV character of The Room: Old Sins, charged with retrieving a Null sample from Waldegrave Manor. Male Collector Hydrus is a collector for The Circle.
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