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What is Waiting Room Escape?
Waiting Room Escape is a game to play and have fun while you try to escape from the room or outdoor place by using your point and click and puzzle solving skills. You may need to find and use hidden items and clues around, combine some items with other items to use them on correct places, and solve some different types of puzzles.
How can I play Waiting Room Escape?
You can play Waiting Room Escape game with your mouse and point and click skills to find items and clues, use them on correct places, and solve some puzzles. You can navigate between rooms or screens and you may also zoom on some places to look closer. You may select items from your inventory to use or you may drag and drop them.
How can I solve Waiting Room Escape?
You can solve Waiting Room Escape game by looking around to find and use items and clues on correct places, combining items, and solving some puzzles. You can also check comments section for hints or ask to other players to get help from them. If you still can't figure out any part of the game, you can also check video walkthroughs.
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11 Comments
This was easy. Just clicking round and finding items. This time a simple story.
ReplyDeleteThat was pretty easy. i dont like having to click everywhere trying to find items. The pixel hunt type escape games are not my fav.
ReplyDeleteFont is kind of small.
someone post a walkthrough, I'm lazy
ReplyDeletecan anyone tell me the whole walkthrough?thanks!
ReplyDeleteOK WALKTROUGH
ReplyDeletefirst... as you get something, click on it on the items list to obtain it. after it you can use them.
1. lets collect some stuff
flashlight under the bookshelves
memobook on the 2nd bookshelf
take the knife as well from the back of the banch... its hard to find, look carefully
2. click on the flashlight - turn on - then you can take a jar from the left dark corner in the fireplace.
3. with the knife you can take a hammer from the picture on the wall
4. take tha hammer to brake the jar.
5. you got a magnifying glass. use it on the memo book.
6. click on the bucket as the memo said.
7. got key. obtain it. click on the door (window) and you are out..
somehow you can take the red pod with you as suvenir but cant remember how i made it first time :D
thats all.. easy
easy, 10 min game
ReplyDeleteYou got to have all the item to get perfect end.
ReplyDeleteTake the bucket after you got the key. Click on key & take the pod as souvenir before you go out. Perfect end! ;p
that was easy
ReplyDeleteby the way i found a memorystick or something like a USB anyway it's in one of the legs of the other table "the far one"
i don't think it will change the ending but i dn't try 2 check << lazy :P
I didn't understand how to get the hammer from the picture...
ReplyDeletethis game over all didn't make much sense acctually. It had no background or goal. psht.
I didnt even finish it..lame game. I dont like having to click the dialogue box everytime it said something. "This is a book" *click* "this is a door" *click*
ReplyDeleteToo time consuming! Shitty game!
Gotta love that translation lol!
ReplyDeleteLook at the bucket under.
You got the key from the bucket under.
You escaped from the window by room.
You know, it might be time to hire another translator (or hire one period instead of using internet translators) when you escape a window!
Oh, and did I mention the insanity of having a hammer stuck to a painting? LOL Some of these are humorous, or just for laughs, but I think if you are making an escape the room game for people to escape, then there should be at least some logic. Don't just throw stupidity into the mix without purpose.
Here is an example of how to properly put insanity in your game. You microwave a gerbil to get it's hair. I know, I know, PETA is croaking now, but hey, you know people are going to try it, so it makes sense. You click on the microwave, it says "What should I put in the microwave?" You look at your inventory...dirty underwear (ewwww), magazine...no, jolly rancher from Mom's butt (lol)...maybe, but then you see it. The perfect item. Your pet gerbil! He's been there through everything else, why not! Poof! And he lives, albiet a little singed!
I love these games, but I think the people who are spitting these out lately without spending any time thinking about the story line or logic are missing the crucial elements that make us keep coming back, and if they don't start paying attention to these things, sure, there will still be people escaping just to say they did it, but I'm sure they won't be having near as much fun.
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