JogosEducativos - Educativos Escape from Apartment is another point and click room escape game developed by Jogos Educativos. In this game, you try to escape from the room by finding items and solving puzzles. Good luck and have fun!Play This Game
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JogosEducativos - Educativos Escape from Apartment is another point and click room escape game developed by Jogos Educativos. In this game, you try to escape from the room by finding items and solving puzzles. Good luck and have fun!Play This Game
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Next game. IIRC they had some which weren't too bad.
ReplyDeleteIn bed scene the good old pillow is the only place with NO item...
ReplyDeleteAnd who doesn't keep a roasted chicken in their bedroom? I must admit though it looks quite tasty...
Hi, ace card is the clue for desk drawer...
ReplyDeleteAnd now I've got "Ace of Spades" in my head for at least three days. Take care, Lemmy!
ReplyDeleteno idea, where to use credit card, pliers, "portable sound" or suitcase...
ReplyDeleteScrewdriver -> metal box -> knife -> chicken -> key
ReplyDeletemath on paper is used on middle drawer...
ReplyDeleteGot those things to do either. Key is for desk drawer, and the number is to be spelled.
ReplyDeleteAh, what you get from maths drawer is not a mobile phone but a card reader!
ReplyDeleteComputer (password from 6# drawer) gives a CD
ReplyDeletesome items but damned if I can find anything else LOL must let coffee sink in..
ReplyDeleteWhoa, that's what I call a big kitchen!
ReplyDeletebended pin is used on suitcase...
ReplyDeleteand out :)
At the moment things are running. Leroy, check that bed scene carefully, I got four or five items from there!
ReplyDeleteSuitcase is opened with "warped" hair pin.
Out too. Leroy, how are things going?
ReplyDelete4 items from bedroom for me..
ReplyDeleteOkay, went in again. What items do you have right now?
ReplyDeletechook 2 papers and suitcase..
ReplyDeletecant take box next to lamp??
Eh - did you go to the right already? ;-)
ReplyDeleteNo box needed.
ReplyDeleteyeah.. was actually 3 from bedroom and paper from tree base..
ReplyDeleteOkay, you should have the card together. I gave a hint earlier, and Hotz did too. What helps in this game: check for those drawers how many letter or number go in. The drawer has five letters, so you can't use ACE...
ReplyDeleteIm prob missing a pixel.. even zoomed screen..
ReplyDeleteAh, sorry, got you wrong. There was one card piece on the orchid!
ReplyDeletered x Im prob missing part of card LOL
ReplyDeleteAnother in start scene on front of bed, and the third from the plant.
ReplyDeleteno worries ty anyway
ReplyDeleteOkay then. CU
ReplyDeleteWhere is battery for cell phone?
ReplyDeleteNever mind, I had missed the cabinets in the kitchen.
ReplyDeleteThe key that is circled on the keyboard is the "enter" key (my "enter" key does not look like that...)
ReplyDeleteI liked this game a lot.
ReplyDelete5 passwords and no clue for one of them? 7 items picked up and no use in sight? - i quit (1 star)
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ReplyDeletethe answer for the math problem is 8. Where do I enter it?
ReplyDeletemommyb the 8 has to be written out, look at dresser, having trouble what to do with tax coupon :(
ReplyDeletemommyb the 8 has to be written out, look at dresser, having trouble what to do with tax coupon :(
ReplyDeleteGreat game! Loved the clues, very clever. 5/5
ReplyDeleteNext time I lose my cellphone, I'll open all the cans in the house.
ReplyDeleteHmmm... I see there were fellow players here who liked the clues in this game. Well... it's fantastic how opinions difer, isn't it? :) If I have an ace of spades in my inventotry, and that is supposed to be a hint that the password for a lock on a completely different screen is "spade" - well, then it's anything but a good clue for me... I had about 5-6 items in my inventory at that point, and any of them coulod easily yield at least 4-5 words as a clue...
ReplyDeleteClues should give the players deliberate - albeit well disguised - directions, not force them through trial-and-error stab-in-the-dark guessing sessions... Even when you somehow make the non-existing connection between the drawer and your inventory, you're not really closer.
No, IMHO this is not how clues work.
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