Escape from the Similar Rooms 8
Escape from the Similar Rooms 8 is another Japanese point & click room escape game by Hottategoya. You are locked in a series of similar rooms. The goal of this game is to solve the puzzles and to escape from this place. Good luck and have fun! [Subbed by Roberto]Play Escape from the Similar Rooms 8
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30 comments:
am I alone here? I 've just found a paper and can't get a clue for anything else. Lots of books, and have no idea what to do...
Bf'ed the first one...the paper clue spells numbers, but what is clue for order?
Second is 5 compartment shelf on floor.....
LOL I should say 6 compartments, right?
Now..the last one I need help...anyone?
Nokra, the only numbers I can see are 6 and 8 and also can't get the order or the 3d number
paper seems referres at 3x3 shelf, but cannot understand the clue... same 3x3 same empty space in middle...
Easy as usually. Puzzles are quite obvious.
POP...count the books on the big bookcase!
I can't see any relationship with 3*3 selve, because the colors of books are 4 and we need 3 nrs.
three is there @doris...but I don't remember the order.....
well, I really don't get it. Books on big bookcase, are 29, so what's the hint about it? I think Peke is the only one that finds it easy. Maybe I'm too stupid...
Yeah, I give up until someone helps.
First is three numbers spelled out, you just have to figure out the order. Third is the number of books vertically downward and horizontally right to left. Second one is very easy.
POP...use the colored books in bookcase at right of 3x3 as the guide .....
doris not are alone... I search in big bookcase books with same pat of paper, but no luck
1: colors and positions of books correspond to letters.
2: Six shelves on floor. Right to left.
3: Just count the books; rows and columns.
Oh! I get it now! Thanks Peke.
For a fuller hint: Figure out the three numbers from the letters (Can use letters more than once)
Take the first letter of the number and match it to a colored book in the left shelf. Note it's color and the direction it is leaning.
Now look at the right shelf and count the number of books that match. (Color and direction)
That gives the 1,2,3 order for the numbers (top to bottom).
First door: paper clue in box
the 3x3 and 5x3 bookcases are combined with the paper clue
top shelf of 5x3 has 3 books use the colors that correspond with 3x3 case to spell a 3 digit number from paper clue
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do the same with the next 2 levels on 5x3....
Second door wants different sizes of blocks;;;
check 6 compartment bookcase left of door
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Third door:
Look at 5x5 bookcase as a grid
first row has 5 books, second row has 6 books, third row has 4 books and corresponds with the circle on clue left of door
Then columns are the answer to the square and X......
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I hope this helps someone....
second room esiest :) now 3th
I have no idea what any of you did or how you figured this out. just used your spoilers. I did not like this one as much as their others.
ok, thanks everyone, but I had to go, and now I have to go too... So for me there's no time for games right now.
To be honest I still don't fully get what I should have noted in the very first room to get the correct order of the 3 numbers... What is sure is that brute-force got me out in about 10 seconds - the three digits were obvious from the paper hint, and 3 numbers can make 6 different three digit codes... I think even getting a hunch about how the clue should be translated to the bookshelves takes much more time than trying those 6 different combinations - which is even less if you get lucky and get the right combination on the first few tries...
bio
@nokra 10/7/13, 07:13
Thanks very much, I understand with this hint!!
@Bio
on shelf 5x3 each line show one number. see the side that the book is tumbled , after, see shelf 3x3 and see where the book is tumbled equal the other shelf, now is only see paper!
I hope it is clear! :)
level 1 is the more difficult. out now
picture
http://escapesgames-walkthrough.blogspot.be/2013/10/escape-from-similar-rooms-8-walkthroug.html
took a while to get the first one
2nd easier, but a little tricky to distinguish small/med boxes
3rd easiest of all, just use 5x5 books on grid to left of door
2nd room -- leftmost cubbie is narrow not square
I give this a one star awful, puzzles that are very obvious to the author or a select few who know these kind of puzzles are no good to the masses.
great as always, just too short ...
great as always, just too short ...
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