Dr. Fisshu's Room Escape is another Japanese point and click type room escape game. Try to escape the place by finding items and solving puzzles. Good luck and have fun!Play Dr. Fisshu's Room Escape
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Dr. Fisshu's Room Escape is another Japanese point and click type room escape game. Try to escape the place by finding items and solving puzzles. Good luck and have fun!Play Dr. Fisshu's Room Escape
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A blank piece of paper and a 3 digit code needed...anyone here?
ReplyDeleteA "VI" on the bookend.
ReplyDeleteHi caroline
ReplyDeletefound a white piece of paper, a bit of brown wood?,
a code, number for triangle and star
the painting shakes but not falling
Hi SwissMiss. Not very click friendly, but otherwise looks like a good game.
ReplyDeletedont find any more - need diamond and circle code, or a key, or a hint for the chest!
ReplyDeletevery pixely - but there is a key on/under the table
ReplyDeleteStuck with box cutter.
ReplyDeletekey gives knive, cut the wood, eat the fish and got the circle number
ReplyDeleteWhere is the bit of brown wood?
ReplyDeletemmh - not sure anymore - have you looked under the bed?
ReplyDeletegot it - thanks
ReplyDeletebruteforced the 3 digit code
ReplyDeletespoiler
195
Diamond # in bottom drawer....towards front
ReplyDeletelight the paper for hint for painting - got now a clue which I have problems with
ReplyDeletenot understanding that clue either
ReplyDeletethanks wvd - now I need help with last code :)
ReplyDeletethe clue is for the box with directions but how to translate it ???
ReplyDeleteWord at top is Japan. Was thinking maybe cities with the first being Edo, but no idea what the others would be.
ReplyDeleteLOL here we go again
ReplyDeletewell - if it is a japanese clue I wont have a chance :) time for a bite to eat
ReplyDeleteWhich pixel for key? And how does painting clue work? LOL I tried following maze for corners...
ReplyDeletethe key under table can be found in scene with orange box... there's also a paper under the rug in same scene...
ReplyDeleteTY Key under fish table I assume LOL
ReplyDeleteFinally found the pixels LOL TY again
ReplyDeleteHi, anyone opened the arrow box ? I have the clue, but nothing works.
ReplyDeleteShape numbers give code for 3 digit FYI
ReplyDeleteI still cant figure the pic clue
ReplyDeletePicture clue : RULURDL
ReplyDeleteHi guys!
ReplyDeletePicture clue doesn't work on the arrow box, and neither on the wall picture.
And i was thinking corners LOL TY Zazie
ReplyDeletenumber for star on the black thing on the table which keeps the books together.....
ReplyDeleteOK So pic clue has 1-8.... and isnt that character for day or month?
ReplyDeletebook support is that what you call it??? not sure but anyway....
ReplyDeleteanyone found out how the arrows work on top of the brown box?
ReplyDeleteWhat picture clue are you talking about, Leroy? I can read some Japanese, perhaps I could help with that one... I must say I'm stuck right now with the labyrinth clue.
ReplyDeleteor is the pic clue also a clue for the brown box? see an image on the pic clue that looks like the brown box.....
ReplyDeleteLabyrinth clue is to remove picture.
ReplyDeleteThanks Zaxie but I tried that and it didn't work. How did you do it? Could you share a spoiler?
ReplyDeleteZazie* sorry :)
ReplyDeletetriangel number on right side of fire place
ReplyDeleteRead my comment at 4:33 :-)
ReplyDeleteYes Zazie, thanks, but it doesn't work!
ReplyDeleteAnd just when I said it doesn't work... Grrrr! It worked.
ReplyDeleteAnyway, now I can see the hint Leroy was talking about. The Japanese word on top means: "Japan"
Valerie not corners
ReplyDeleteLOL Valerie
ReplyDeleteSo what's this 1DO - M2 etc stuff?
ReplyDeleteWould 2 be E from Meiji with 1 being E from Edo?
ReplyDeletelol indeed...
ReplyDeleteSo ok, perhaps that clue refers to the 5 books. Here are the colors name in Japanese, but I'm not sure it's relevant:
red = akai
blue = aoi
brown = chairo
purple = murasaki
green = midori
Also, perhaps the word "Japan" on top means that we should spell it... In Japanese, Japan is called "Nihon". But I don't see any N in those letters.
So... I'm stuck again.
Japanese history periods?
ReplyDeleteJust came back and you are still stuck ? Well i keep waiting for a superbrain lol...
ReplyDelete4 shape numbers..... what do they have to do with anything.... or is it the code for the door in the end...
ReplyDeleteI don't think so, Leroy, because can't speel either Edo nor Meiji.
ReplyDeletespell* wow I need another coffee!
ReplyDeleteduhhhhh the outcome of that was the code for the box on top of the fire place
ReplyDeleteLeroy: Historical periods - promising from edo, but none of the others seem to work
ReplyDeleteFirst two columns...
ReplyDeleteGives east east twice for 1,2
I have to go to work. Good luck with that!
ReplyDeleteBut Edo is not only a historical period, it's also the old name for Tokyo. So maybe the others are also (old) Japanese city names?
ReplyDeleteLOL I know so I been googling...
ReplyDeleteThese are indeed Japanese periods starting with Edo and ending with Heisei. Leroy is right with the letters being directions.
ReplyDeletewhere square, triangle, circle and star clues is used? Leroy said shapes are used for 3 digit code?
ReplyDelete4 shapes for 3 numbers?
thanks Leroy!! out now...
ReplyDelete5x6x13 : 2 for the shapes, gives 195
ReplyDeleteSo what are the directions ?
ReplyDeleteYep Kudos to my huge ego LOL JK
ReplyDeleteE E S S W E S E
ReplyDeleteThanks Zazie but thought circle was 2 not 1
ReplyDeleteYes divided by 2
ReplyDeleteRoberto it was LOL Read Zazie post again...
ReplyDeleteThx OOGGRR, finally out :-)
ReplyDeleteI think I`m still sleeping. Sorry for such a dumb moment. Hope it doesn´t last long.
ReplyDeleteWhere do I enter the 195 shape code?
ReplyDeletePOP! On top of the chimney!
ReplyDeleteWow, these Japanese games are sometimes like a textbook about Japanese culture! :)
ReplyDeleteIn the intro, you will often read the word
ツッコミ
This is TSUKKOMI, the Japanese way of doing comedy! Frankly, only in a second life I would find this funny. But I'm not Japanese, so...;)
*clicky*
Crazy Japs. LOL.
Yes, the game is definitely very humoristic.
ReplyDeleteOnly we don't get most of it.
Example: at the blue thing on the floor, it says
キモいのかペットだ。
"This is a pet dog or a liver." :))
THE GUY IN THE PHOTO LOOKS LIKE KHAN IN KING OF THE HILL LOL
ReplyDeleteDead link.
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