EnaGames - Ena's Library Escape is another point and click room escape game developed by Ena Games. Assume that one day you went to the library of your university to take some reference notes about your subject. Being a weekend library only less number of people using the library. Library manager lock the library without knowing that you are inside it and went for lunch. Try to escape from the library by solving some funny puzzles. Click on the objects to interact and solve the puzzles. Good luck and have fun!Play This Game
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WHERE IS THE CLUE FOR LOCK NEAR THE PC, NO CLUE'S HAVE BEEN GIVEN. HOW TO FIND?
ReplyDeleteI'm looking for that too. I tried the non-consecutive numbers hint from the newspaper on the back wall of the lefthand screen downstairs, but I think it needs to be combined with something else...
ReplyDeleteAs usual silly and very casually made.
ReplyDeleteSorry.
collect all the blocks and put them together for the password to the shelf/box near PC
ReplyDeleteGpt a key from the SNEW clue don't know where to use it
ReplyDeletestill need the code from physics book - assume it is in the non-consecutive number puzzle which I am struggling with
ReplyDelete@escape girl - how did you use the SNEW code? Mine doesn't seem to do anything.
ReplyDeleteOK joining to be confused as you mob LOL
ReplyDeleteThats a puzzle i might give up on Fudge, just a key left still no idea where to use it
ReplyDeletelet me join u
ReplyDeleteKey is used in the end after the last code on main door
ReplyDeleteOn the wall right hand side upstairs Fudge
ReplyDeletein the second scene click in order four circles south north east west(click)
ReplyDeletefind all four books n enter the 4 passwords in the computer then it gives u a four digit password for main door n then u use key
ReplyDeleteslider puzzle right hand side of door
ReplyDeleteclue for slider in a book
ReplyDeleteI think my game is buggy - neither SNEW nor number puzzle works, despite having a correct answer:
ReplyDelete2
6 8 5
4 1 3
7
am I doing something really stupid
my answers didnt work as well, the einstein code need several times to be accepted finally
ReplyDeleteWhat are the 8 colors (in a row) clue for?
ReplyDeleteEste maybe order of numbers from book?
ReplyDeleteSNEW Clue - I can see these letters when i roll the mouse over the color squares. Anyone noticed that ? Funny
ReplyDeleteena producing games daily with buggy and worst theme. I am expecting only the good one not the game count. Give game as you do before. Hope you do that.
ReplyDeleteDon't understand that number puzzle near PC even watching WT, and I thnk the number puzzle upstairs have more than one answer, but only one works.
ReplyDeleteThe number puzzle on the second floor is solved as follows -
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5 8 6
3 1 4
7
WT:
ReplyDeleteLeft room upstairs:
take the "S" cube from the window
take the "I" cube from the shelf, behind the green book
take the "E" cube from the left empty tall shelf
Go to the right room upstairs:
click on the striped panel and slide light squares until the ball drops
note the order of colours on the binders
take the beige notepad second from left on the top pf the shelf
open it and click again, note the dots connected with a pink line
Go to the right room downstairs (through the door):
take the "N" cube from the front shelf
take the "I" cube from the waste bin
Go the the left room downstairs:
take the "E" cube from the front shelf
take the "N" cube from the shelf behind it
take the "T" cube from the fartherst shelf
click on the clipboard on the far wall to the right of the pillar
note the puzzle rules
zoom onto the boxes just to the right of the chair
solve the puzzle in an obvious way and take the Chemistry book
zoom on the sliding puzzle underneath the middle of the 3 windows
solve the puzzle using the notepad clue and take the Maths book
Go back to the left room upstairs:
zoom on the 8-colour panel
click four colours using the clue from the four binders
note the clue - those are four cardinal directions
zoom on the cabinet to the right
solve the puzzle using the paperclip clue and take the Physics book
Go to the right room upstairs:
zoom on the window to the right
click the circles in order of the cardinal directions given
take the key
Go to the left room downstairs:
zoom on the eight coloured squares, note the colours
click on one of the cubes and align them in order
zoom on the brown display on in the lower right corner
click on the display and enter the cube word
take the Social Science book
zoom on the top of the leftmost shelf
move the books and take the swipe card
zoom on the computer, attach the card locker to the screen
swipe the card through the locker
input four codes from the four books
note the exit door code
input the code in the far wall door and unlock with the key
puzzles and clues:
First number puzzle: input numbers of lines connecting to that node
Sliding puzzle: if 1 is at the bottom, slide them to 31423
Binder colours for the wall panel: pink violet green yellow
Second number puzzle (paperclip rules):
7
314
586
2
Four cardinal directions: South North East West
Cube word code: EINSTEIN (in capitals!)
Book codes:
Maths 9612
Chemistry 1185
Physics 1893
Social Science 1983
Final Code: 9683
wORST eNA IN A LONG TIME
ReplyDeletethe nine digit puzzle......and the other number puzzle have way too many combinations that could be correct. below is 9 digit code as i tried several combinations without success.
ReplyDeletefrom video walkthrough...
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?22 first digit in third row is either 2 or three...was clicking and it opened and i couldn't tell you which click made it solve the puzzle.
thanks for complete walkthrough...easygoing
ReplyDeleteI don't like that the page is constantly loading...will not play these games again!
ReplyDeleteSorry, but this was not a good game. I quit it! Whats up with that?
ReplyDeleteHere is what I would like ENA to know:
ReplyDelete- If you are going to include a puzzle with more than one possible solution, make them all to solve it! Only one answer out of several only shows you just took an old puzzle borrowed from somewhere and probes you guys didn't actually have the brains to solve it, much less to come up with it. "As usual silly and very casually made" says NOT -he/she is right.
- "I don't like that the page is constantly loading..." Nokra states, and I think neither do we who that have noticed it! ENAgames.com auto-loads to make us give them "another visit" every time it does that. A very cheap way to "raise" their traffic, to increase their ads viewings and to improve their SEO positioning. And all at our bandwidth expenses, which means lots when we don't have it too wide and makes our computers to lag.
- Finally, why don't you stop spoiling us with the release of your video walkthrough at the very same time of the releasing of the game? It just make the fun of playing live to vanish away! Some other developers release them 24 hours later, which I think is a very good thing. A few others have even a 1-month ban for them! Why do you do it? All I can think of is, obviously, a monetary reason, attached to Youtube views? Adsense revenues? Here's a suggestion: release the vid-WT of the previous game when the newest game is released! Is anybody with me on this?
ENA, your games are not the best, but I've seen much worse ones, honestly. In general, I would say they are above the average of those like Mougle, Gilly, Games2this-or-that and the so, but still part of that group -the mediocre bunch. I think 1 game a day won't help. Give quality instead of quantity instead. Think your games are like gold, and having too much of it out in such a short time just devalue it.
Congratulations for your 150th game, for what good it makes...
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