I haven't played very many of the games available on the Internet. Far behind the times in my knowledge of such things, I stumbled upon Crimson Room today. I spent a few minutes on the game and enjoyed it. My younger daughter, age 7, saw me playing the game and asked if she could play as well. I consented because I needed something to keep her busy while I vacuumed the floors. Yes, I know that's a poor reason.
She didn't solve any of the "escape-the-room" games on the website (and neither did I), but she enjoyed herself. I am very cautious about letting my daughter play games on the Internet, for I don't believe it's the best choice of activity for her most of the time. Despite my principles, I do occasionally succumb. After all, she saw me playing the game!
Here's a screenshot of the web page of Toshimitsu Takagi, the creator of the game Crimson Room.
You can find this amusing page, which has a link to the Crimson Room game at http://takagism.net/index_e.html.
