Open Attempt Round Escape 65
TomoLaSiDo - Open Attempt Round Escape 65 is another Japanese point and click type room escape game developed by TomoLaSiDo. In this game, you try to escape the room by finding items and solving puzzles. Good luck and have fun!Play Open Attempt Round Escape 65
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22 comments:
Hmm, no idea, I guess I have to wait for the braniacs.
- note the red pattern on right side
- build this pattern on the left side
- note the "first", "second" and "third" marks on the left and the arrows on the bottom of red pattern.
- use this all to get the order to click on the 4 cans on the right
A bit difficult this time for the curry juice
Not getting it.
Maybe someone can give a more explicit solution?
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Yesterday, was in Japantown and bought a bottle of green tea with all sorts of herbs and chicory. Reminded me so much of the strange drinks we see here!
One of the best so far. Like E-A game, only short!
http://imgur.com/pqtX6JP
Order from right to left, from 1 to 3.
http://imgur.com/pqtX6JP
Order from right to left, from 1 to 3.
I'm with those who have no idea how to solve this one :(
Hotzenplotz,
must be my dense day today, but I don't understand your hint at all :(
I guess all of us who can't solve this have understood that the red pattern on the right is the hint for the left side puzzle - it just isn't apparent to us how to make sense of it :(
Ah, so you can click on "1st", "2nd" and "3rd" too, not just the colored "containers"...
No wonder I didn't understand this one... Would have never guessed it in a million years woithout the image hint (of Magda)...
(The sad part is that I still don't get how to solve it...)
bio, there are some red lines crossing. read Magda FR 4/24/15, 4:20 AM
Finally got it, thanks for the pic Magda, that helped a lot. Didn't noticed you could click the 1 2 3 also. Crosspoints give the order to click the cups. (1st is white green red)
Hotzenplotz,
yep, I've read her comments - and still I have absolutely no idea...
... and I'm fully aware that it's probably me, not the puzzle. Still...
The red lines cross like this:
above Brown cup: 3rd
above Ecru brownish cup: 1st; 3rd
above Dark yellow cup: 1st; 2nd
above Red cup: 1st; 2nd; 3rd
How am I supposed to make an order of the cups out of this?
4 cans on the right side
SPOILERSPOILERSPOILERSPOILER
if you have drawn the red pattern on the left side, you can see some lines are crossing. see the hint on the left of red pattern bottom row is "first" and the arrows on the bottom, so use the crossings on bottom row right to left (ocher, green, red)
do the same with second and third row...
or with less words:
use crossing in first row right to left
use crossing in second row right to left
use crossing in third row right to left
Left side is a bit confusing because there's only 3 numbers, 4 spices, but you click them 8(?) times. R to L starting at the bottom row (1st) where the intersections meet.
Hotzenplotz,
I finally got it. Thanks!
And now I know that I would have never solved this one... Totally, utterly outside of my sense of logic.
Wow! that was a real stumper!
Thanks to Hotzenplotz for the initial hints (just right for starters, even though it didn't help me, and then coming back later to help more)
Thanks to bio, Magda FR and Dutchie for further hints.
At least I was eventually able to solve the bottom myself, but even that was a mind-bender!
I don't see any hints for the bottom, so in case someone else perseveres through then beginning and then gets stuck I'll try some further hints:
After pouring the colored cups on the right side (see all the earlier comments), a green cup pours in and you get a number with colored digits.
On the bottom you see a hint with mixed colors.
Think of the numbers on a digital clock
For the first number, (blue top, red bottom), take the top of the blue digit and the bottom of the red digit.
Continuing in the manner, you will get a new 3-digit number for the final answer.
That was a good game, logical and clever puzzles, but wouldn't never ever solve them by myself, thanks for the hints!
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