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What is Escape Challenge 71: Room with a Snap Button?
Escape Challenge 71: Room with a Snap Button 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.
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19 Comments
I can't figure out the 3 numbers, or the colored numbers.
ReplyDelete3#: remove the tape of the panel under the clock
ReplyDeleteI dumped my cup and got pennies, think it's no use
ReplyDeletecolor code from envelope
ReplyDeletecolored 3# : clue from paper, white is on 12, read left
ReplyDeletesliders clue from pulling papers under the head
ReplyDeletemy last pennies under the big box
ReplyDeleteDon't understand the coloured stripes. Red has to be 10, but there is no 10 on the locker door. Dazz, what means "read left"?
ReplyDeleteOK, checked VWT, it seems like the clue is mirrored, and 10 is 0. Can't understand, why.
ReplyDeleteread the circle on the paper from the left starting from where the white lines are: the white lines are resting on number 12 shown on the clock, from the one in the poster on the chair, go anticlockwise, there is no 10 but zero
ReplyDeletepunnivin look at the clock, it's zero not 10
ReplyDeletebut the clock shows a spot to the left of the 0 which I assumed was a cut-off 1. There's always one puzzle in these games that makes no sense to me.
ReplyDeleteYes, I see like annaby the part of "1" before the "0", besides, it's the logical place for 10, not 0, and 8 is also partly hidden. And WHY anticlockwise? I think my English isn't good enough to understand the explanation.
ReplyDeleteit's not your english, that's the only thing I don't know either, tried by clockwise but no go. it is 10 but you can't add 10 to a 3# code so its just 0
ReplyDeleteIt can be that the writings and numbers on that paper have some clue. Maybe the picture represents the bottom of the clock or something.
ReplyDeleteI'm already almost convinced that the bottom is up on the picture, because the clock has also the form of a big snap button, and if we compare it to the part with coloured details on the paper, then it has its face down.
ReplyDeleteput bucket in trashcan for last coin
ReplyDeleteHi Punnivinn - there are two halves to a popper. The clock shows the "male" half whereas the poster on the table is the "female" half. Hence the clock numbers are clockwise but the colours are anti-clockwise
ReplyDeletedid anyone see the toilet?
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