Break Walls Escape
Break Walls Escape is another Japanese point and click room escape games by Nandemolno. Try to use a hammer to break walls to escape. Language barrier may be a problem. Good luck and have fun!Play This Game
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22 comments:
here are some tips to play this little game:
choose one picture to hit by hammer.
the question means: Do you want to break the picture? Right button is no. Left button is yes.
first scene:
choose one picture to hit if you got wrong ,you just click the left top white note and then you can play again.
second scene:
the note means: choose the vowel sound letter.
third scene:
the note means: down
go down one time you can see a note means:
go right 4 times.
hiiiii
I think the language barrier is too much for this game.
I was able to guess my way through two levels but give up on the third
Hmm, really Jo-Ann? I'll have a look.
Oh, and out already. Thanks for the help with translations @Shuchun.
another tip: notice the text color in the note of that last view.
trying to break some walls... but all i break is my hammer :(
oh... im out already...
No problem,Edgar.
just wonder should I post this game or not for one hour.that's good to know you escape,too.
Ahhh, posted that before reading the translations. Thanks Shuchun
I gave up on getting out of that factory. I used the little red X method. Lifesaver, that is..
I am out.
Thx Shuchun for the translation !
Now back to the maze grrr :)
don't get it bye,bye
I really don't see the point of posting games which are incomprehensible to anyone other than particular language speakers!
And still, many more do see it @Hermano.
Thinking about it... I've thought that many of the Japanese games are a child's play for Japanese speakers, and for the rest of the non-speakers they become a real challenge, and seldom an impossible one. And regarding this game in particular, I think that maybe it is actually for children, am I wrong @Shuchun? I mean, after knowing what the notes say and taking the red color from the text in the note to count 4 squares to the right from the red square, the game presents no real problem. But again... a child's play for Japanese speakers IS a great challenge for us to beat, and that's what I find fascinatingly attractive in them.
CHEERS!
I second that and want to add; Always keep in mind we get this all for free and you don't have to play if you don't want to.
And that [ ↑ ] is also true.
I'd just like to make something clear @Hermano. I understand and respect your posture about not liking them. Multiple games for multiple tastes, like different ways of thinking... just like life in real world is.
*Tolerance*
@Edgar...back to the game...
I had trouble because I jumped in and played the first two levels before seeing Shuchun's translations.. made the first two levels really odd. lol
But even with the translations I didn't get level three. Thought I was just thick headed (as I often am with these escape games) then I read your post about the note having red letters. My note does not. Even after playing three times my note is always yellow with one white character on it. Am I missing something still?
btw, I have escaped from the game...just thought it weird that I am either missing something still, or my game is some how different?
@Jo-Ann, your note says to go down. Find ANOTHER note with red characters (you can see a number 4 in it) in that other (down) view. It's the hint to count 4 squares to the right from the red square in the grid.
Ahhh see, it was my thick head after all. lol
@Edgar
Actually some of the Japanese games are made by teenagers,Junior high students; so not only for young players but also made by young authors.
@Hermano
just pick up the ones you like to play ^^
Out! Cute game!
Also, not to gang up on anybody, but just to add, I love the Japanese games. Sometimes the language barrier is a huge hurdle but, Shuchun and Xenon always either add hints at the beginning or come in and save us later. (Remember the acorns?)
I definitely feel like I accomplished something when I figure out a game that includes notes and hints that I could never decipher. Think about all the ones where we didn't get translations and beat them anyway? We like a challenge. :D
Thanks for the game, Shuchun!
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