[Replay Game] Demolacion + SniffMouse - Real World Escape 115: Snake Dance Reborn is another point and click room escape game developed by Demolacion for Sniff Mouse. In this Real World Escape game, you are trapped in the room with a very talented man. He can make snakes to dance. He can also help you to escape. Your target is to find 12 sniffmouse icons in this room. Good luck and have fun!
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What is Real World Escape 115: SnakeDance?
Real World Escape 115: SnakeDance 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 Real World Escape 115: SnakeDance?
You can play Real World Escape 115: SnakeDance 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 Real World Escape 115: SnakeDance?
You can solve Real World Escape 115: SnakeDance 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.
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49 Comments
That was fun again, thanks Sniff :)
ReplyDeleteWill play as soon as I get home from the pub Guntars!
ReplyDeleteI'll play later too!! Only 4:30 in the morning! Lol
ReplyDeleteThanks dutchie. Austen, Sharon always welcome!
ReplyDeleteuse scissors on ropes
ReplyDeletebeen looking for the lipstick and didn't realize I left it there,lol!
ReplyDeleteAnother very clever game...fun!
ReplyDeleteA very talented man .. LOL.
ReplyDeletethe message on the mirror is for clock
ReplyDeleteHi arrie!
ReplyDeletelook under the chair for a clue
ReplyDeleteyes arrie - a real charmer
ReplyDeletespent long time with those buttons on the wall,keep clicking till they're all green
ReplyDeleteAhaa, of course the scissors are used on the ropes, but ... look at the parts that are still there. That's what determines the position of the dots.
ReplyDeleteuse SD on spot top left wall of man'sscene
ReplyDeletehang the paper on window to make it clear
ReplyDeletebut where to use the hand?
ReplyDeleteHi Caroline and Dazz!
ReplyDeleteI thought the clock was a colour-clue, but no, the lipstick tells you what to do with the clock.
The screwdriver is not used on screws this time.
ReplyDeleteLOL rope song ... hahah
It looks like we need three hands. Look at the hint on the chair-leg. The hands go in the hanging open cupboards.
ReplyDeleteLOL, and the clock DOES give the 4 colours that are needed.
ReplyDeletetoo soon for the hand! read the numbers the man gives you and use them on clock for color code
ReplyDeleteHow to find the 4 colours on the clock? Ask our very talented man.
ReplyDeleteah yes, the hint under the chair is for order of the hands,place them on the white shelves
ReplyDeletelol arrie!
ReplyDeleteand out, sweet music, great game!
ReplyDeleteThis was fun.
ReplyDeleteEarly Sniffmouse, but I muddled through. Time for breakfast!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your breakfast, lurker...hope you all find enough help here, enjoy!
ReplyDeleteGame not loading ...
ReplyDeleteIt worked fine with me zuleikha, maybe you should refresh the page?
ReplyDeleteEasy nice game, thank you sniffmouse.
ReplyDeleteLoved it Guntars
ReplyDeleteYou are so creative
Super
Good Morning, my time, Guntars! Just finished playing the game. Loved it! such great ideas from such a great man and developer! Thank you for the game. Always so enjoyable and always a 10 in my book!
ReplyDeleteFinally got home and played.
ReplyDeleteAnother excellent game Guntars.
Many thanks.
Hi Sharon.
ReplyDeleteAlways great to play with you.
HI Austen...thanks! And with you as well!
ReplyDeleteI see Selena has been busy again.
ReplyDeleteSimply fab that Sharon (=Austen) and Austen (=Sharon) give us advance notice that 'they' will be playing the game later and then tell us when 'they' have played, so that we can move back from the edge of our seats. In one thing, 'they' are right though. This was another great, inventive, fun game from the best developer.
ReplyDeleteAnother Great One thanks Sniffmouse
ReplyDeleteand thanks for all the great hints x
Very creative puzzles - thanks so much!!
ReplyDeleteYou know what? 5 stars to you - all the players! You are the best. Thanks for hints and good comments!
ReplyDeleteThank you Guntars! We all appreciate the fun games you give us.
ReplyDeleteAnd Huw I sure like your sense of humor! You make me crack up. Thanks!!
Sniffthrough:
ReplyDeleteAfter taking your regulation Sniff 1 from by the door you investigate the red dots on the wall.
Starting at the indicated place you fiddle with the buttons until you turn them all green for which persistence you are rewarded with RSI and Sniff 2.
Moving to your left you inspect the locked cabinet and use the black key which you find at the bottom to open the middle panel.
Sniff 3 and a pair of scissors better off you head left again and snip the four ropes hanging from the shelf.
Left again and you use the rope lengths on the slider cupboard to find that they aren’t the clue.
After a rethink you realise that the middle two need to be swapped round as the hint was actually the amount you removed not the remainder.
There’s Sniff 4, some paper and everybody’s favourite – the lipstick.
You perform your usual lippy on the mirror trick and try to work out how you are going to fit 5 colours onto a 4 colour panel.
Suddenly you realise that the clock was visible in the mirror and head off to investigate.
By using your colour code on the clock numbers you reveal Sniff 5 and a very welcome screwdriver.
After a fruitless hunt for a screw you notice a small panel above the black cupboard and prise it open grabbing Sniff 6 and a pen.
A quick chat with the guy on the sofa reveals that he only knows one tune so you rapidly scribble him a new one on the paper.
After drying the ink by the window and taking Sniff 7 you hand the fakir his new scoresheet.
His playing is so bad that the snake slithers off revealing Sniff 8 and some fingers.
When prompted the lousy musician reads some numbers to you from the rope and you correctly deduce that these are times and that if you hit them on the clock the colours shown will open the second panel on the grey cabinet.
Sniff 9, fingers 2 and a 4 # code are now yours and you use the code to open the panel above.
There you find Sniff 10 and a third set of fingers.
An inspection of the chair by the mirror gives you three numbers and you use these to give the shelves by the grey cabinet the fingers gaining Sniff 11 and the ff in the process.
Scooting over to the door you use your ff to gain Sniff 12 and freedom pausing only to thank Guntars for another great game and to hit the 5th star.
Great walkthrough, Sharon :)
ReplyDeleteHow on earth does 12, 18, 15, 21 relate to the clock? Sheesh.
ReplyDelete12 18 15 and 21 - think of them in terms of the 24 hour clock. Click on those numbers and that will give you another clue.
ReplyDeleteMissed this one first time around! Great game, I made it through with no hints which is unusual for me. Ended up with -1 mouse, don't remember seeing that happen before!
ReplyDeleteMissed this one 10 years ago too. Nice game, guntars!
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