Mayakashi - Escape from the Deception Room is another new point and click type room escape game from Strawberry Cafe. In this game, you are locked in a room and you have to search the room to find items and some clues for solving puzzles and escaping from the room. Good luck and have fun!Play This Game
Frequently Asked Questions about Mayakashi - Escape from the Deception Room
What is Mayakashi - Escape from the Deception Room?
Mayakashi - Escape from the Deception Room 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 Mayakashi - Escape from the Deception Room?
You can play Mayakashi - Escape from the Deception Room 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 Mayakashi - Escape from the Deception Room?
You can solve Mayakashi - Escape from the Deception Room 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.
Can I post hints for Mayakashi - Escape from the Deception Room?
Yes, you can post your comments to share your hints or walkthroughs for Mayakashi - Escape from the Deception Room game to help other players. They may check your hints, if they can't figure out some parts of games. You can also reply and help other players, if they ask for help in comments section. We will all be thankful for your help and hints for the games.
Can I play Mayakashi - Escape from the Deception Room on my phone or tablet?
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53 Comments
anybody here?
ReplyDeleteHow lucky to come back and find this new game!!
ReplyDeleteAw, come on! What are we supposed to do with all these numbers???
ReplyDeleteI cannot use the arrow to the right....
ReplyDeletedoes anyone find the code?
ReplyDeleteLaundry or live game..... I choose a game!
ReplyDeleteno turning in any direction? so we have to open the door
ReplyDeletethe only zoom I can do is the floor #'s and they do not work!
ReplyDelete@zazie...I don't even see an arrow to the right...lol
ReplyDeleteBut why there is an arrow, when we cannot use it ?
ReplyDelete@nokra, pass the mousee over...you will see it.
ReplyDeleteHmmm - maybe I should've chosen laundry, I can't even get through the front door!
ReplyDeleteWell, @miles1...you are probably better off doing your laundry!lol
ReplyDeleteTry using your keyboard arrows to move. :)
ReplyDeleteLol - Nokra, I think you're right!
ReplyDeleteCan I cry it? Pleeeease??? OUT! Lol!
ReplyDeleteThx feline, i am out :( They are teasing us lol....
ReplyDeleteYou are right @zazie...ha ha but it doesn't work!
ReplyDeleteSeriously?!?!?
ReplyDeleteI was really hoping for a good long game
ReplyDeleteClick on the game to make sure the game window is active (not the whole page), then use your keyboard arrow to move right. You'll be out in no time! ;)
ReplyDeleteout!
ReplyDeletehey guyss! :D
ReplyDelete@miles1, I was hoping for a very good, long game too! I'm a bit disappointed with my "victory" of escaping...
ReplyDelete@Zazie, you're welcome! Hi and a hug, by the way. :)
ReplyDeleteSilly game, but a nice touch; All those numbers and a code pad and all you had to do is get the key.
ReplyDeleteBastards!...LOL they are really playing with us!
ReplyDeleteTY @feline!
just a joke !
ReplyDeleteAnyone else having a problem using the directional arrows???
ReplyDeleteHAHAHA, oh that's sneeky! Thanks for the keyboard hint.
ReplyDeleteShould pay attention to the name of the game. lol
Catalyste,
ReplyDeleteLook at the comments above. They don't work but your keyboard arrows do.
Gave this game a 5. Haha, can't hate it because I was tricked! lol
ReplyDeletesmall-tool, beat you to it! :)
ReplyDeleteCatalyste,
ReplyDeleteYou sure did.
But what's with the name of the game. Is there a hint in the name?
@feline, hugs to you too :) *waves*
ReplyDeleteSo simple,but stupid.I expected litle brain training.
ReplyDeletesooooo, Mayashaki means...a deception, fake, phony
ReplyDeleteHave to start googling the titles before the game from now on...LOL
small-tool, the name of this game is called Counterfeit (fake) Room. It's on the title screen when you play.
ReplyDeletelol
Ah I see.
ReplyDeleteWhen I open a link I only try to look for the start button as quickly as possible. Quess I have to look at titles now and probably looking for hints too and don't skip the intro's anymore.
Anyway thanks for the explanation.
Haha... out thanks to Feline!!
ReplyDeleteWALKTHROUGH
- Click once inside the game (to make it active).
- Press your right arrow key on your keyboard and hold it down to move right.
- Find a key in the right corner and click on it.
- Click on the door twice.
Out!
Such a provocative walkthrough, Ellie! lol
ReplyDeleteThat's it!!! Just click on a stupid key and open the door!!!? What's the point!? There's nothing to this game, if you can even call it a game. It's not even in English for pity's sake! Why even go to the trouble to make this pointless game?
ReplyDeleteYes, @mike...seemingly pointless...but it did keep us busy for a while and it generated 43 comments!LOL
ReplyDeleteGood point @nokra!
ReplyDelete@Mike, even games like this one give some exercice to our brains and train us to think outside the box. After escaping and figuring it out it may seem pointless, but there is nothing like the feeling of a "new game!" and then "ohhh... this was the way to solve it" lol. Plus it gives us a chance to talk to and have fun with all of the great escapers here :)
@Mike: You can't call a game pointless, only the effort it takes to solve it.
ReplyDeleteThe real effort and feel of achievement comes from trying to solve it on your own. Then when you realize that you were stuck, you come here for some clues and hints. Its after you've seen or figured out that this game gave you something else to think about outside of the normal "point & click navigation" that you realize that it was actually worth playing because it gave you another method and reasoning for solving other Escape Games.
The author gave a proper explanation of this game.
ReplyDeleteネタ脱出ゲーム or ネタ系脱出ゲーム
That means simple short tricky/joke/prank... escape game.
and she also said that she was inspired by oshironoshiro:D
ROFL! I thought ah! a Strawberry Cafe game and went and got a cup of coffee to sit down and concentrate with ...
ReplyDeleteOh well. At least my coffee didn't have time to go cold.
Well it gave us all a laugh!
ReplyDeletePRETEND WALKTHROUGH aka NONSENSICAL MUSINGS
ReplyDeleteHere you are...standing in a solitary room staring at a door that your amazing powers of observation conclude is the only way out of this little room cluttered with colorful digits; yes, okay...you didn't need that last shot of Petron but...feeling rather clever not to mention invicible...you tossed your head, inhaled that double shot the bartender thought would be hilarious to watch you drink, and finished your brazen display of alcoholic prowess with a lime....
OH THE PAIN...familiar feeling....too much to drink, don't know which end is up...all points doubtful at this juncture....*groan* All these numbers...screwdriver lying around maybe...*just need gin and ... oh, no...wait...must think functional now*...! *my tongue is growing fur....*
Through the tequila-induced haze I realize I am able to hone in on the cyan numbers to my left...maybe I know more than I think I know *what?*...upon closer inspection the number is *2258*...oh well who needs a screwdriver! Rushing to the door I zoom in on the keypad and type *2258*, then press the little button...oh the noise...why is it so loud? Furthermore...why am I still in this room....oh help! How did I get in here again????
Wait...shut the door *oops...wrong expression* but ...little pink arrow pointing that way....*that way=right* No time to waste so pressing the right-hand arrow on my convenient, handheld keyboard *amazing how these handy little items just *pop* up...ahem*...slowly, my eyes uncross and a lone, shiney object emerges ....YES!!! What yonder lies on cold, dank floor....hark, a key! How bizarre...my feet refuse to move any further but suddenly, I have the superb ability to stretch my arms half-way across the room and open the door....*you will never solve the door code*, they said; *you will need to know quantum physics* they said...blah blah blah...miscreants and heathens!I stumbled out of the door to a cacophony of wild hoots and howls...
I would get even but... *falls down on the ground* ...
ROFL @Irish! You could have fallen unconscious inside instead... and way more comfortable maybe, don't you think? Congrats on escaping anyway... anyhow!
ReplyDeletelol Edgar...thank you ;) this is what happens when, left to my own devices late at night, I stumble *ahem...lol* unwittingly into strange game scenarios...to allow such an obvious opportunity to pass me by would have been unthinkable so I had to make something up, thus embellishing the room escape experience...rofl!!!!!! What were we talking about again...lol!!! I think I have way too much much time on my hands .... hehe!!!!
ReplyDeleteIt is always wonderful to see you :)
<---looks around at familiar surroundings. I like it here in my little box. No thinking required, at all. Kinda lonely, though... :)
ReplyDeleteHonestly, every single game I load teaches me something, even it it's that I don't have the patience or observational skills I thought I did. What's a little odd though, is I find myself wanting to click objects in real life to see what's behind them. Click that! And that!
LOL @Irishenigma :-)
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