EightGames - Seagate Hotel Room Escape is another point and click room escape game developed by Eight Games. You are inside the seagate hotel room. When you are about to leave out, you find that you misplaced the key somewhere and the exit door also is locked. You are left with clues, puzzles and objects. Find those clues and objects, solve the puzzles and come out of hotel room. Good luck and have fun!Play This Game
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I'm in. Found 4 apples, a few number cards to place on the wall. Opened the drawer with the 3 color code (look at the lamps for the clue). I'm confused with the math clues (6*3-10 and 8*2-9).
ReplyDeleteThere is something wrong with the picture puzzle. I made it correctly, even checked several times by turning the blocks again, but it still doesn't do anything
ReplyDeleteProbably one of those things that you need to see the clue before it works
ReplyDelete6*3-10 and 8*2-9 and 6*3-10 is for the number of colors, used in that order
ReplyDeleteuse b7, k2, etc. in alphabetical order, for the box in the first room
the puzzle works when we see on TV
ReplyDeleteThe '8x2-9' clues (there are three of them) are for the three-coloured safe in the RH room. Do the calculations, and the number you're left with in each case is the final colour of that particular equation.
ReplyDeleteI'm missing the B7 number, where's that?
ReplyDeleteHow did you get the TV to work?
ReplyDeleteB7 is on chair in first room ST...need remote to get tv to work
ReplyDeleteI've made into the third room....now im completely stumped
ReplyDeletefor apples need a knife
ReplyDeletethe total number of seeds (up and down) is for the red squares
b7 not remember, but there is a number in the red desk in the top drawer
I know the hint B7 is on the chair in room 1, I meant I'm missing the tile for B7.
ReplyDeleteo i c...make sure you look in little drawers on the red desk in second (middle room)
ReplyDeleteAh thanks, Sisli :)
ReplyDeleteThat's the one I somehow missed.
And thanks Joseph Hartle :)
ReplyDeleteI've lined up all the circles in the first room, but nothing happens. Is that another one that we have to see a clue somewhere for first?
ReplyDeleteopposite for circles
ReplyDelete7 is on floor in front of ottoman in first room
ReplyDeleteThanks, Alpha :)
ReplyDeleteBut was there a hint for 'opposite' or just trial and error ?
Ah, thanks AO - was there a clue for that?
ReplyDeleteAnother room - and so the torture continues...
ReplyDeletedidn't see a hint, as the obvious solution didn't work, I tried the opposite
ReplyDeleteIm in third room...did what i could...stuckon calendar, boxes, need battery for clock, need key, and the number grid...no answers at all
ReplyDeleteoh and the C R poster....i believe the calendar is for the word puzzle in first room, but I havent solved or seen the clue yet, because the obvious answer doesnt work
ReplyDeleteBecause of the calendar I tried Mon Fri in the first room, but no go :(
ReplyDeleteThe obvious answer being 2015 = TUE THU? I tried MON FRI and FRI MON, as those seem to be the available letters - no go yet!
ReplyDeleteI tried fri mon also, and no go..must be a hint we have to see first...the number puzzle I see no rhyme or reason to...i am hopelessly stuck on this one
ReplyDeleteSnap again ST!
ReplyDeleteAnd as for that grid with the moveable squares....
ReplyDeleteHA...got the moveable squares. just make squares with floor blocks each...lucky try
ReplyDeletefour blocks each that is
ReplyDeleteSince both the number puzzle and the light brown square puzzle are a 6x6 grid, I wonder if they are connected.
ReplyDeleteLol, yep Austen :)
still missing one ball tho :(
ReplyDeleteAh, good find, Joseph Hartle, thanks :)
ReplyDeleteWish though some hints would be there instead of trial and error things.
nope..missing two balls
ReplyDeleteOne ball !?
ReplyDeleteI'm missing two, guess I missed an obvious hotspot again :(
Lol, I guess that's snap, as well :)
ReplyDeleteGreat find Joesph!
ReplyDeleteThere is something wrong with the picture puzzle. I made it correctly, even checked several times by turning the blocks again, but it still doesn't do anything
ReplyDeleteI'm in. Found 4 apples, a few number cards to place on the wall. Opened the drawer with the 3 color code (look at the lamps for the clue). I'm confused with the math clues (6*3-10 and 8*2-9).
ReplyDeleteDoesn't it look, from the clue for the balls, as though we need one empty space - the top one? Or am I seeing things?
ReplyDeleteStill missing one though, if that's the case.
ReplyDeletethats a possibility, since it is the only "flat" color with no shine in the middle...either way, i missing at least one ball to do the puzzle
ReplyDeleteIf there is an empty space (it looks like we're seeing the wall colour through the hole), then that would mean there's going to be a lot of shuffling of colours around. Can I be that bothered?
ReplyDeleteLol, the swapping balls part is probably the last thing to do, don't worry about that now.
ReplyDeleteIt seems like the columns rows (c1, c2, r1 etc) needs a hint and so the calendar (to get the 2 x 3 word), but it looks like that 6x6 grid with red numbers has to be solved without external hints, so letr's focus on that one. (adding doesn't work since it only goes up to ten).
It's going to be a pain if the rows and columns of that number grid all have to add up to X
ReplyDeleteOr maybe it's "don't repeat number in row and/or column". Seems like they've done that before.
ReplyDeleteI'm trying the 'don't repeat method. Still getting nowhere.
ReplyDeleteIts nearly impossible to solve without some type of hint...I just dont see any possible solution with the trial and error method
ReplyDeleteDon't repeat/sudoku method can be done in many different ways, don't think that's the way to go.
ReplyDeleteSo maybe it's indeed adding, some kind of magic square; columns, rows and diagonals, the same amount.
Could be "both", ugh. In which case X would be ? 25
ReplyDeleteNo, maybe 30. 6 * avg(0 .. 10)
ReplyDeleteAnybody find a way out yet??
ReplyDeletebloody thing needs a reset button
ReplyDeleteSorry Joseph - not me. And I agree with Sysin about a reset button!
ReplyDeleteand automatic totals would be a nice touch ;-)
ReplyDeleteWell Sysin - I hate that grid!
ReplyDeleteEverybody agrees thats to find 30 in each line without same numbers right ?
ReplyDeleteFelipe, I'm not totally convinced that's the answer, but it seems likely.
ReplyDeleteI may have to wait for the w/t for this one.
its really hard try to solve with the 30 answer
ReplyDeleteI have a solution for the grid that adds all columns and rows to 30 with no repeating digits in any column or row -but it was not accepted. As there are likely to be several solutions that satisfy those conditions I think it should be up to the programmer to verify each entry for compliance. Frankly there are too few clues for this game and I've wasted far too much time to bother any longer. Not a game I'd recommend for anyone trying to enjoy themselves.
ReplyDeleteUnplayable game with not enough clues in it.
ReplyDeleteagree, not a game for fun. not enough clues.
ReplyDeleteRed X for me.
Eightgames could you help us please?? completely stuck in 3rd room
ReplyDeleteno found hint for numbers on grid, no hint for red/green squares
After two rooms full of pretty good clues why would they do this to us?? ;(
ReplyDeleteOh my freakin' gawd. I keep getting a pop up in the game saying I have been idle for over a minute.
ReplyDeleteFor red and green (C/R = Column/Row), use numbers pattern on wall - the red numbers represent red squares (black numbers = green squares) - Ignore #1 - not sure if it needs to be done in order or backwards or if random is ok. If you consider 1 to be bottom right, I think that unocks the box on the floor on the side of the bed (or I freed that earlier and didn't notice).
ReplyDeleteSSW- the box by the bed (on the right hand side) was already unlocked. if that is the one you mean
ReplyDeleteI think I've done what you suggest but nothing seems to happen
ReplyDeleteah, dang. I guess I just clicked it wrong the first time around. Explains why red and green squares are still clickable, though.
ReplyDelete9 10 3 3 3 2
ReplyDelete9 3 3 5 5 2
8 4 4 5 6 2
8 8 8 7 7 2
1 1 1 1 2 2
1 1 1 1 1 1
horrible
well I'm out but quite frankly I don't know why I bothered!
ReplyDeleteeven the coloured balls was horrible to do- the colours are just too alike
ReplyDeleteYou can probably guess what rating I gave it!
for those that want the logic of the grid start with the red 1 then snake all the way to red 2 filling in 1s as you go. Change to filling in 2s to red 3 etc
ReplyDeleteFill in all the spaces that way
Thanks, and same here for coloured balls :(
ReplyDeleteMon fri works after the batteries are in the clock.
ReplyDeleteThe time is 12:30 which on the calendar 12 is Mon 30 is Fri
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