Steam News15 July 202628d ago

THE FOURTH ISLE: ROOM COMPETITION - Winners

The results are in for 🌈 The Fourth Isle room competition, and your explorers uncovered a brilliant range of hidden destinations beyond the horizon.

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changedWinnersFeedback: The split composition between the lush island landing and the stone lookout tower tells a clear story of arrival, settlement, and exploration. The dock pathways and boat make the room feel functional, while the foliage and waterfall section provide the discovery element needed for the prompt. The water tiling is slightly plain in the open areas, but the room has a good narrative structure and solid visual balance.

changedWinnersFeedback: This entry stands out for its original interpretation of the Fourth Isle as an approached discovery, with a large wooden ship facing a floating island crowned by a stone structure and a gift under a spiralling rainbow trail. The contrast between the dark void, vivid blue water edging, and compact island architecture creates strong atmosphere and a real sense of expedition. The layout is especially effective because the ship and island work together as one story, showing both the journey and the destination beyond the known map.

addedWinnersFeedback: The vertical stone structure gives this room a strong sense of mystery, like an ancient hidden sanctuary rising out of the sea. Layered greenery, streams, and icy upper ruins create a rich progression from lush life below to colder, more secret terrain above, which adds depth to the environmental storytelling. The unusual stacked layout and enclosed rocky framing make this feel like a genuine hidden discovery beyond the Three Isles - or maybe it's just a crab with a large shell. Who knows.

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changedFeedback: The split composition between the lush island landing and the stone lookout tower tells a clear story of arrival, settlement, and exploration. The dock pathways and boat make the room feel functional, while the foliage and waterfall section provide the discovery element needed for the prompt. The water tiling is slightly plain in the open areas, but the room has a good narrative structure and solid visual balance.

changedFeedback: This entry stands out for its original interpretation of the Fourth Isle as an approached discovery, with a large wooden ship facing a floating island crowned by a stone structure and a gift under a spiralling rainbow trail. The contrast between the dark void, vivid blue water edging, and compact island architecture creates strong atmosphere and a real sense of expedition. The layout is especially effective because the ship and island work together as one story, showing both the journey and the destination beyond the known map.

addedFeedback: The vertical stone structure gives this room a strong sense of mystery, like an ancient hidden sanctuary rising out of the sea. Layered greenery, streams, and icy upper ruins create a rich progression from lush life below to colder, more secret terrain above, which adds depth to the environmental storytelling. The unusual stacked layout and enclosed rocky framing make this feel like a genuine hidden discovery beyond the Three Isles - or maybe it's just a crab with a large shell. Who knows.

The results are in for 🌈 The Fourth Isle room competition, and your explorers uncovered a brilliant range of hidden destinations beyond the horizon. From ancient sanctuaries and hazardous ruins to rainbow-touched harbours and balloon-filled hideaways, these selected rooms brought the mystery of the Fourth Isle to life.

The highest-ranked entries stood out through imaginative takes on the unknown island, strong atmosphere and colour, clear storytelling, and thoughtful use of layout and outdoor space.

Winners

Congratulations to our top five builders: 1st place goes to FormulatedMess, followed by neverends in 2nd, URT in 3rd, Yerko in 4th, and 1ove in 5th. These rooms impressed with memorable concepts and a real sense of discovery, each offering its own convincing vision of what might exist beyond the Three Isles.

#1 - FormulatedMess

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Feedback: This build presents a really unique approach to the fourth isle. The connections to the three existing isles gives it a strong, central identity. The scattered presents and question marks give it a playful Jubilee aftermath feel, while the palms, tiny flower details, and roped markers create a readable exploration theme. Its strength is the strong room composition and clarity, making the island instantly recognizable and easy to take in as a newly charted destination.

#2 - neverends

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Feedback: The split composition between the lush island landing and the stone lookout tower tells a clear story of arrival, settlement, and exploration. The dock pathways and boat make the room feel functional, while the foliage and waterfall section provide the discovery element needed for the prompt. The water tiling is slightly plain in the open areas, but the room has a good narrative structure and solid visual balance.

#3 - URT

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Feedback: This entry stands out for its original interpretation of the Fourth Isle as an approached discovery, with a large wooden ship facing a floating island crowned by a stone structure and a gift under a spiralling rainbow trail. The contrast between the dark void, vivid blue water edging, and compact island architecture creates strong atmosphere and a real sense of expedition. The layout is especially effective because the ship and island work together as one story, showing both the journey and the destination beyond the known map.

#4 - Yerko

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Feedback: This entry creates a convincing expedition scene with a docked ship, overgrown island ruins, and vertical rocky structures that make the island feel hazardous and unexplored. The mix of wood, foliage, and water routes gives the build great depth, and the room reads like a genuine arrival at a newly discovered land. Some small details blend together in the middle because of the heavy layering, but the ambition and environmental storytelling are excellent.

#5 - 1ove

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Feedback: The vertical stone structure gives this room a strong sense of mystery, like an ancient hidden sanctuary rising out of the sea. Layered greenery, streams, and icy upper ruins create a rich progression from lush life below to colder, more secret terrain above, which adds depth to the environmental storytelling. The unusual stacked layout and enclosed rocky framing make this feel like a genuine hidden discovery beyond the Three Isles - or maybe it's just a crab with a large shell. Who knows.

Runners Up

Our remaining ranked entries were MerchantMan, groot, Starcaller, Wessley, Snauzher, GAMEBOY, Orbit, ChrisYepYep, Takobelle, Gianlyca, COLONAmy, mila., Afonso, oshiboi, and Frenkie. Thank you as well to every builder who filled the competition with colour, mystery, and adventure.

#6 - MerchantMan

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#7 - groot

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#8 - Starcaller

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#9 - Wessley

#10 - Snauzher

#11 - GAMEBOY

#12 - Orbit

#13 - ChrisYepYep

#14 - Takobelle

#15 - Gianlyca

#16 - .Amy

#17 - mila.

#18 - ALfonso

#19 - oshiboi

#20 - Frenkie

A huge thank you to everyone who entered and shared their interpretation of the Fourth Isle. It was great to see so many different ideas, from wild tropical discoveries to hidden structures shaped by the Jubilee of Colour.

Prizes will be awarded to the top five, and the ranked winners will also receive their Fourth Isle badge according to the prize structure for this hotel. Congratulations again to all of our placed builders!

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Steam News / 15 July 2026

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