Shiesuta - Japanese Style Room Escape is another Japanese point and click room escape game developed by Shiesuta. In this game, you try to escape the room by finding items and solving puzzles. Good luck and have fun!Play This Game
Frequently Asked Questions about Japanese Style Room Escape
What is Japanese Style Room Escape?
Japanese Style Room 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 escaping and puzzle solving skills. You may need to find and use hidden items and clues around, combine some items together with other items to use them on correct places, and solve some different types of puzzles.
How can I play Japanese Style Room Escape?
You can play Japanese Style Room Escape game with your mouse and point and click skills to find and use 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 them or you may drag and drop them.
How can I solve Japanese Style Room Escape?
You can solve Japanese Style Room 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 and walkthroughs 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 and share hints for Japanese Style Room Escape?
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use hammer on metal cylinder (from bottom of wall hanging), then use now hexagonal metal to open left bottom drawer (undo bolt on left side of bookshelf). Now have a SD.
ReplyDeleteHas anyone made sense out of the number/star grids or the paper with the numbers and the 3 fish?
worked out the code on the top drawer of 3 drawer cabinet. Look at the number of pears, candles, text books on the shelving and translate each number into a letter from the item (e.g., 2 pEars, so first letter of code is E)
ReplyDeleteThat is where I am stuck. I have two number boxes and the word box on the small table to open. I'm sure one of them will give the key to the left panel.
ReplyDelete@jkeerie, Have you placed the lightbulb in the fixture by the wall hanging? I'm trying to figure out where/how to use that clue.
ReplyDeleteYes. That is for the small round box near the computer. Click the arrow directions from start (left, down, etc.) There is a total of 7 clicks as I recall.
ReplyDeletedamn, that's the first thing I tried. I must have done in wrong. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteThe window above that computer has the same colors at the corners of the center grid as are above the 4 star/number grids on the wall hanging. I'm thinking the colors are a guide to learning the value of the stars but I'm not getting it.
ReplyDeleteI think I understand the Star grid. All the stars equal the same number. If you use the colors (Green + Yellow) + (red + blue) equals the number indicated (7, 3 and 0). That fish paper also coincidentally is missing that same number (minus X).
ReplyDeletebrilliant! Now I've got 2, 7, 0, 8 for the four corners of the number grid. Tried entering them as G, Y, R, B on the four digit box, but didn't work.
ReplyDeleteI'm stuck using what I think I learned to decipher the 4 digit boxes. My mind's a wall. Guess I'll quit for the night and hope someone more brilliant than I figures it out from here.
ReplyDeleteoh noz, I was depending on you! This is a good game, but I may have to wait 'til tomorrow as well.
ReplyDeleteI did like the penguins btw.
The star value that I came up with is a negative number. Unfortunately, when I plug it into the paper grid with the star, no matter how I add the numbers, one of the rows, columns, grids etc comes up with a two digit number. So...I'm just not getting it. I liked the penguins, too!
ReplyDeleteOMG...I got one of the boxes! The 4 digit box near the left/right box. I plugged in my negative number into the stars grid and worked out each of the 4 grid corners. Then I ordered the numbers Green, Yellow, Red and blue according to the window corners and the clue from the poster. I bf'd the last number and it worked. I got a scissors!
ReplyDeleteOh...I missed your earlier post, Zoz. My math was wrong on the 4th corner (or the game's math was wrong). Anyway use the order of upper right (green), lower left (yellow), upper left (red) and lower right (blue) that will open the one box. Still stuck on the fish box.
ReplyDeleteHi JK
ReplyDeletelooks like I'm coming on behind you. Don't understand the thing about the stars grid though. I have a neg number for the star but don't see where to go from there
jkeerie, you're wonderful! Now we just need the PET bottle.
ReplyDeleteHi Enzed...plug that same negative number into your star grid paper and do the math in each of the 4 corners. Zoz's post at 10 pm gives the numbers and my post at 10:18 gives the order for the box.
ReplyDeleteHi Zoz...I think the fish box is critical here, but I'm clueless as to the 4 digit number. The missing number in the apparent clue is 3...but all 3's doesn't work. There are 3 fish surrounding the last digit "5" in that clue, could 5 be the 3rd digit?
ReplyDeleteStar grid paper! That's must be the thing I haven't yet found
ReplyDelete@enzed, did you get the 4x4 paper grid with stars and numbers? Plug in the negative star number and divide the grid into four 2x2 grids. The bottom right number is a one that looks like a seven.
ReplyDeleteOh, Zoz...that's why my math didn't work! I thought it was a 7 and kept coming up with 14! Dang!
ReplyDeleteI tried the calendar numbers (4,7,28) and go no where, but I seem to be striking out on my first try on everything, lol.
ReplyDeleteI'm ready to use the hammer and smash the heck out of that box!
ReplyDeleteJust found the paper- I had tried the cupbaord but didn't realise the hotspots were only at the ends!
ReplyDeleteaha! subtract the calendar numbers from the fish paper and you're left with four numbers, which open the fish box!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant, Zoz!
ReplyDeletevery nice game- i enjoyed that
ReplyDeleteAnd just when we were ready to give up...we collectively solved the puzzles. The last word clue was quite appropriate! Thanks for your kind assistance, Zoz!
ReplyDeleteWell ____ springs eternal. The microscope gave a word to open the box by the tea and get the door key.
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed your help jkeerie and it was great playing with you both!
Thanks both of you. Great to see a different game. We don't get too many of them
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed the company. Glad we all got out. Now those that follow can benefit from our collective wisdom and hair pulling...if they need it. Nice game, Zoz and Enzed!
ReplyDeleteFish box give star key. But where to use?
ReplyDeleteFind the cupboard view and get the pet bottle. Out finally.
ReplyDeleteball right of CB leads you to hammer
ReplyDeletethx Shiesuta for this cool & tricky game ☺
& thx zoz & jkeerie for your helpful hints
yay, friends, thank you.
ReplyDeleteI just openend and already know that I need your hints!
Hi all, I can not understand the R/L code of the Penguins. I have tried many times, but I can not open the box. I am stuck. Help me please. TYVM
ReplyDeletePenguins L/R the direction they're facing...
ReplyDeleteThanks Dimwit, my brain is out of use... I try later, now I can not solve. I feel idiotic. LOL
ReplyDeleteCode 7028 in box near the white lamp
ReplyDeletePenguins code in box with green knobs
ReplyDeleteThe bottom right number of the big star grid is a ONE, not a seven.
ReplyDeletePretend the calendar has pictures of fish on it.
ReplyDeleteI really take my hat off to you clever math people, even with the explanations it took me a GOOD while to get my head around it!
ReplyDeleteJust to clarify the (abomiable) star puzzle...
ReplyDeleteUse algebra on the wall scroll to deduce that each digit of the four squares, when added together, produces the result indicated on the left. (All of the stars on the scroll equal the same number.)
Use this number on the four 2x2 groups of squares on the paper. Simply add all digits of the squares together, including the star variable.
The circular window will give colors to each of the four corners of the grid paper. The order on top of the scroll is the order to enter the number for the box.
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