Kabe Escape is another Japanese point and click type room escape game by Dghgbakufu. In this game, you try to escape the place by finding items and solving puzzles. Good luck and have fun!Play Kabe Escape
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What is Kabe Escape?
Kabe Escape 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 Kabe Escape?
You can play Kabe Escape 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 Kabe Escape?
You can solve Kabe Escape 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 Kabe Escape?
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74 Comments
New Dghgbakufu...a certain challenge!
ReplyDeleteupper/lower hint
ReplyDelete4 ALMOST identical grids of upper/lower case numbers
Good morning
ReplyDelete1st was easy - look at small letters
totally stumped with level 2 (5F)
ReplyDeleteFound 5 letters different
ReplyDelete1 in first, 1 in 3rd, 3 in last
Hi, SwissMiss!
ReplyDeleteI'm still working on the first one.
Look out here I come...
ReplyDeletehint on first - "follow" the small letters
ReplyDeleteOH! overthinking!
ReplyDeleteAny ideas on 5th floor?
ReplyDeleteTried combining triangles with right diagram but not seeing anything.
I am still stumped on 5F too
ReplyDeleteBecause of the symmetry, I'm thinking some combo of 25 for middle and 69 for outer numbers
ReplyDeleteI tried overlapping the black parts and taking away the black parts from the middle figure but I cannot make any figures in any way
ReplyDeletehmmm tough one... ive been trying diagonal lines like the codebox...
ReplyDeletelol Leroy - you are very quiet
ReplyDeletenope. tried all 4 combos.
ReplyDeleteLOL swiss ive had plenty to say the last few days.... but note you all on codebox the triangles rotate in one direction (like a clock)
ReplyDeleteI tried the put the left and right blocks together
ReplyDeletestanding on top of each other in the first one and
side by side on the next two (acc. the middle bit) and then take or add the forms from the lift
but doesnt get me anywhere
i'm still on 6F, i can't get the code. i can see some of the letters are small but i still don't get it.
ReplyDeleteI hate to say it, but I could take a hack from Guruone about now!
ReplyDelete@Oana -- "draw" lines through all the lower case letters.
ReplyDeleteNo hack needed.,..
ReplyDeleteFirst digit is 3.... Combine the objects/overlapped
Oana - start at the left box - go to the first small letter (2nd on 2nd line) now draw an imaginary line and follow all the small letters in that box - you should draw a 5
ReplyDeletedo this for the next boxes
And maybe have some new insight on the level 5!
ReplyDeleteGuru our saviour - but which objects do you combine for the first? still cannot see a 3
ReplyDeleteYou need to sum the combined objects (2 at a time, each)
ReplyDeleteThink inverse, mite help :)
if a label the hint 123 , 456, 789
ReplyDeletethan the first number overlaps only with 2 and 3???
@Guruone, I'm not seeing it ...
ReplyDeleteme neither
ReplyDeleteLOL just cheat us now and we will work it out later....
ReplyDeletethe first "number-sign" fits into top middle and top right shape - but whichever way I combine I cannot see a 3
ReplyDeletecould you give us the solution pls and perhaps someone can put up a screenshot which explains it
ReplyDeleteSo for the first digit.... 3.....
ReplyDeleteThere are a total of 3 shapes, 2 are repeated
If you combine the 2 unique shapes (maybe even subtract them.... I forget already), you will match the req'd pattern
Rinse and repeat :P
Yeah, it was the tuffest, the rest is pretty easy
I agree ... I've been drawing hourglasses on the right picture every which way with no success.
ReplyDeletethanks PuzzledinCA and SwissMiss! it worked!
ReplyDeleteGuru with shapes do you mean the hourglass ones in the middle - not the cubes on the side?
ReplyDeleteif I combine them I get a cube
still to cryptic for me - solution please
ReplyDeleteOn the right side there are 4 shapes (not counting symmetry) 4 squares \, 2 squares /, 2 "bowties", and 1 hourglass.
ReplyDeleteThe only unique shape is the hourglass
Then there are the 4, let's call them "wind vanes" by the code box. 2 are right-handed, 2 are left-handed
ReplyDeleteno solution forthcoming - it seems I have to leave this until someone else can explain and help better
ReplyDeleteIf I could just see a "3", I'm sure I could work out the rest, but I'm getting nowhere, either
ReplyDeleteso no one found the solution for 5F? :(
ReplyDeleteGuru did but that one cheats all the time anyway LOL
ReplyDeletecan't he help us cheat too? :P
ReplyDeleteLOL Oana get the appropriate programming tools and reverse engineer gamecode.....
ReplyDeleteJust checking on progress.
ReplyDeleteMy 2 cents: GuruOne knows how to hack the codes, but claims not to on this. S/he usually gives the code if it was hacked and leaves us to figure out the reasoning if we care to.
oh, it's THAT easy! :))
ReplyDeleteyou guys helped me finish lots of games (even if you don't know you did)! now i have to leave this one unsolved. :(
btw, welcome, @Oana -- I haven't seen you before (at least not live).
ReplyDeleteWish the hardest puzzle had been at the end and not the 2nd one!
So why not this time Puzzled?
ReplyDelete3 is first digit and at least one digit repeated.. Maybe I was too hard in my post?
PuzzledinCA, i'm always here but i don't say much, just ask how to solve this and that, lol. i'm not of much help.
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ReplyDeleteOoops... spoiler fail! *facepalm*
ReplyDeleteSpoiler3465Spoiler
Explanation:
There are 4 unique shapes... let's call them /, \, sandglas, blowtie
if you add \ and bowtie, you get the required shape for the first column in the hint.
there are totals of 4 \ and two bowties, so left 3...
so the answer is 3.
I'm not sure the logic either, but... i got the answer doing it this way
2F is the last? i wish there was the 1F for playing also :(
ReplyDeleteLOL TY MHTYHR
ReplyDeletety mhtryhr - but I still cannot see it - too blonde
ReplyDelete4F pretty easy on to 3 now lol
ReplyDelete@SwissMiss,
ReplyDeleteI guess look at it as, count the number of shapes left once you take away the shapes you can combine to get the hint
trial and error - now on to 2
ReplyDeletestuck with 3F !!!
ReplyDeleteannoying numbers...
mytyhr this bugs me
ReplyDeletethere are 4 \ shapes, two /, 1 hourglass, 2 bowties
the first "number-shape" fits into / and the hourglass - so no \ and no bowties - so how does this leave me with 3?
but I think I better give up on this else I go mad
the rest was easy and I am out
Lottie - dont look at it as numbers but as degrees
ReplyDelete(360° in a circle, so one move of the arrow = 45°)
just take the difference!
@SwissMiss
ReplyDelete???
I stuck with 620
but not the 45,135,90... thing ^^
suddenly got it!
ReplyDeletetry again
For 620
ReplyDeletePress the buttons and change the no. according to these pattern
088
280
finally 620
clear...
ReplyDelete@Swissmiss,
ReplyDeleteI tried illustrating it ... pardon the crude drawing :D
http://i.imgur.com/BwGdt.jpg
thanks mhtyhr - one has to overlap shapes to get the one from the number "spared" then count all the other shapes - weird
ReplyDeletefor the red/blue numbers
ReplyDeleteturn red dial once (45) then blue dial 3x (135) then red dial twice (90) then blue dial once (45) then red dial 3 times (135) if I remember correctly
6F: Look only at the small letters and imagine them as lines to get 4 numbers
ReplyDelete5F: Count how many times each shape can overlap the shapes in hint
4F: Each rotate by the buttons is 45 degrees. Turn the arrow according to the given numbers.
3F: Press 1st bottom arrow 1 time, 3rd top arrow 3 times and 2nd bottom arrow 3 times.
2F: Use the floor colors for 1F to 6F. Look behind for checking the 1F color.
thanks Lia and everybody! :)
ReplyDeleteFor 4F: 45 = 1 turn, 90 = 2 turns, 135 = 3 turns
ReplyDeletefor 3F: another solution +4, +2, -2
Thanks, @mhtyhr , for the picture!
(Now GuruOne's hints finally make sense.)
solution
ReplyDeletehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xv_nQ6EjPsE
Well, the only thing that made the 5F puzzle difficult is the sheer number of possible solutions depending on how you number the shapes in the matrix or (as in this case) number the possible outcomes.
ReplyDeleteThere were too many variables.
Dead link.
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