Escape the Museum - Locked Doors is another point and click type room escape game. In this game you try to point and click and drag and some double-clicking and a little bit of thinking too. Good luck and have fun!Play This Game
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Escape the Museum - Locked Doors is another point and click type room escape game. In this game you try to point and click and drag and some double-clicking and a little bit of thinking too. Good luck and have fun!Play This Game
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oooohh gonna need help on this 1!
ReplyDeleteOoooooooooooo never been here at the start so i have decided to register and join in with the chat. good luck everyone
ReplyDeletehey hey. just starting.
ReplyDeletewhoohoo Lets go!
ReplyDeleteomg 5000 clicks on this stick
ReplyDeleteWont load...oh....
ReplyDeleteDon't waste your time clicking the stick.. that's a silly way to win
ReplyDeleteYou can see the same panels on the side of the display cases as in the first game.
ReplyDeleteok so i got green gum from under the bench, used screwdriver on the hatch by the window,something out of reach, have a key and string not im stuck
ReplyDeletepannels dont seem to do anything yet in this game tho :-( by the way, its good to be chatting with you diana, youve helped me out more time i care to remember.
ReplyDeletegot numbers on the paintings
ReplyDeletelong time to load
ReplyDeletehow did u get green gum?
ReplyDeletenvmind got it
ReplyDeletegreen gum under the bench use gold plate
ReplyDeleteput gum on clip then added string got disk!
ReplyDeletedont know how but ive ended up with the glasses unlocked draw in office but need a code
ReplyDeleteGreen gum on wire
ReplyDeletegot disk now too, got numbers on paintings, with the clue? Steady Decline????confused, still trying to work out the code in the office
ReplyDeleteused the disc in the office exhibit now unlocked
ReplyDeletesame here dave thought mayb the numbers declined but to many numbers
ReplyDeletePut the disc in the slot above the desk and opened exhibition..checked out the panels and only one opened!
ReplyDeleteI unlocked exhibit as well but doesn't seem that any panels open. One opened in the beginning, though, the empty one.
ReplyDeleteHi all. I've got the gum on to the pin, but I can't seem to find the string anywhere. Hint anyone?
ReplyDeleteyeah the 2 end ones on the right side open but they are empty, the code in the office has an R at the end, is that poss a clue?
ReplyDeleteString was in the office, I believe.
ReplyDeletefirst aid box
ReplyDeletehave a gold key and glasses
ReplyDeleteafter you unlock the exhibit you have to be emptyhanded to open the case
ReplyDeleteAnyone have any hints on the drawer code?
ReplyDeleteHmmm, apparently I'm not 'brutely' enough to get into the office, lol.
ReplyDeleteI've tried the key but it won't work. Grrrr
hi people first time posting on here but just wondered what do you do with the green gum on wire with thread? also what is the code for the thing in the office?
ReplyDeleteNM, I'm in...
ReplyDeleteUse gum/wire/string to get something out of reach...check by the window.
ReplyDeletenot sure diana, its really starting to bug me now.
ReplyDeletehave to convert the numbers to letters somehow
ReplyDeletethanks diana
ReplyDeleteHi Everybody!
ReplyDeleteWhere did you all see the number(s) in the painting(s)?
i know its probably fruitless but i am actually clicking the stick.....nothing else seems to b working....only 999 left now
ReplyDeletediana did you mean the open vent? because i have clicked everywhere on there and it doesnt do anything...?
ReplyDeletesaintj,
ReplyDeleteYou need the glasses from the display case to see the numbers.
aimz dont bother with the stick i did it and it made me restart
ReplyDeletelaura-
ReplyDeleteYes, the open vent. There is something in there that you use the gum/wire/string on. You may miss it a couple times before you actually grab it.
I tried this, but they all look the same to me, with or without glasses...
ReplyDeletecodes codes codes...It's sunday morning, too early to be code cracking, dave! hehe...
ReplyDeleteha thanx laura
ReplyDeletesaint-
ReplyDeleteMaybe make sure you view the glasses in your inventory first? To make sure you've put them on. Not sure.
thanks diana i have it now
ReplyDeletegot it...I didnt examine them..lol
ReplyDeleteThanx Diana ;-))
ReplyDeleteim in UK its 11:09am, and yet still to early to be code cracking i agree, im almost at the point of cracking my head on my desk. Grrrrr
ReplyDeleteno prob :)
ReplyDeleteThink I need some brain food, i.e. breakfast. Good luck all!
ReplyDeleteHmmm, where are the glasses?
ReplyDeletemaybe we missing something..... has anyone got the exhibit side cupboards open?
ReplyDeletethis code is driving me nuts lol. Maybe its the letters of the pictures name, if so..Im not an specialist for Van Gogh Pics..
ReplyDeletecant get side doors open, still cant get the one side of screws off either, can access the electrial pannel but cant do anything with wires as used the paper clip with gum.
ReplyDeleteTaking a leaf out o Diana's book and going for some food.
test
ReplyDeletewhere is the string can't find it in the office
ReplyDeleteThe 'steady decline' clue could mean that the numbers should be read in descending order. But it's still not getting me anywhere.
ReplyDeleteBy the way, Diana & DaveJ, thanks for the string hints.
Its on the table
ReplyDeletesaintj maybe you're on the right track. all the names were given in the first part, and there's a name on the one in the inventory..
ReplyDeleteMiranda, see Diana & DaveJ at 11:55 above...
ReplyDeleteurgh had enough will be back later
ReplyDeletehas anyone got the code yet?
ReplyDeleteheloed, you could be onto something there. Maybe we take the first initial of each painting and put them in descending order numerically...
ReplyDeleteheloed, if so....I didnt write them down (did you??) and Im not going to play the other one again...lol
ReplyDeleteI just went back to the first and went around the room clockwise starting from the door:
ReplyDeleteStill Life Vase with Twelve Sunflowers - 1889
Portrait of a Young Peasant - 1889
Starry Night - 1889
Le Moulin de la Galette - 1886
Still Life with Four Stone Bottles, Flask and White Cup - 1884
Self-Portrait with Dark Felt Hat - 1886
A Girl in the Street, Two Coaches in the Background - 1882
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The Potato Eaters - 1885
L'Arlesienne--Madame Ginoux - 1890
Four Cut Sunflowers - 1887
but then what do you do with that?
ReplyDeletehelp with the string please,cant get to the office...
ReplyDeleteThe portraits (listed with the numbers showed on them) are:
ReplyDelete5 The Potato Eaters 1885
21 L'Arlesienne Madame Ginoux 1890
17 Four Cut Sunflowers 1887
29 Still Life Vase with Twelve Sunflowers 1889
1 Portrait of a Young Peasnt 1889
10 Starry Night 1889
7 Le Moulin de la Galette 1886
23 Still Life with Four Stone Bottles, Flask and White Cup 1884
3 Self Portrait with Dark Felt Hat 1886
22 A Girl in the Street, Two Coaches in the Background 1882
not that this helps me much right now but.... there are 11 spaces in the code in the desk, and including the gold plate we have and the paintings on th wall there are 11, 11 paintings 11 charactures in the code.
ReplyDeleteheloed beat me while i was trying to figure out how to log in!
ReplyDeleteand... i really don't know how the titles help.. :(
heloed, You're a darling ;-)) !!!!! Well, now lets go counting.......
ReplyDeleteto get into the office use the gold plate to swipe the lock on the door, then the string is inside the first aid box
ReplyDeleteto get into the office use the gold plate to swipe the lock on the door, then the string is inside the first aid box
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ReplyDeletethanks,Laura
ReplyDeleteyeah im not coming up with anything from that, its really starting to hurt my head now.
ReplyDeleteits ok xD
ReplyDeleteSSALFSLTSP!!!!!
ReplyDeleteWell that's that theory blown out of the water, lol.
well, still not further...the letters I get dont make sense...even if I order them from small to big..Anyone figured it out???
ReplyDeleteoosophibla
ReplyDeletewhat letters did you get saintj?
ReplyDeletemaybe try those letters in backwards alphabetical order...?
ReplyDeleteMaybe 'steady decline' has something to do with the chronological order of when they were painted. I.E. VG gets older, therefore he's steadily declining.
ReplyDeleteoh no wait that wouldnt work would it because there is an r at the end ...... ????? confused
ReplyDeletesame as miranda: oosophibla..
ReplyDeleteNope, that was rubbish as well :-).
ReplyDeleteAAAGHH
is it rambler? i thought it made sense, especially because the plate we have in the inventory is 1890, the last year.. and the letter we already have is the last letter
ReplyDeletetest ?
ReplyDeletewell it's four in the morning, so i'm to bed.. hope somebody figures it out!
ReplyDeleteit's driving me nuts
ReplyDeletewow 4 in the morning???? its 12:15 here in the uk
ReplyDeletenothing is working, ive even trie researching van gough on the net.
ReplyDeleteGrrr
ReplyDeleteI put albihposoor in an anagram maker
http://wordsmith.org/anagram/
Got me nowhere.
heloed, if the years were all different, we could maybe do something with them. And, what sense would that make of the numbering of the paintings?
ReplyDeleteRound & round & round we go!!!!
Rambler, you were right. It's ABOLISHPOOR
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ReplyDeleteyes! finished but ive just realised when you click the stick 5000 times it does finish the game, because thats what i got when i done it, but oh well, i suppose that its funner to play it properly lol sorry
ReplyDeleteGawd, I swear I tried that a dozen times. It looked right but wouldn't go. CAPS made it work. I would've finished ages ago.
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ReplyDeletejr, well done mate. Third part in a couple of weeks....
ReplyDeleteOUT!!! Thanx, for all your help!! BTW, did anybody use the gold key???
ReplyDeletecu all ;D
lol abolish poor is the first thing that comes up in the anagram solver
ReplyDeletegood job guys
ReplyDeleteyeah CAPS helps lol, and out, thanks for the help, cant wait to see what the third one is like, and finaly out of the whole museum lol.
ReplyDeleteand No i didnt use the gold key either, probably need it in the third part.
ReplyDeletethe gold key was for the desk drawer, the original key from part 1 still hasn't been used :\
ReplyDelete..........R ABOLISHPOOR IT WORKED
ReplyDeleteThanks Jr
Thanks for doing the research on the paintings from the first game! Would have been nice if the painting names were on this game as well, thanks!
ReplyDeleteI suppose that was a device to make sure people had played the first game.
ReplyDeleteso if anyoneis keen to post a walkthrough thats a-ok with me.... the girl gymnastic floor routenes are on, ...... mind is workings slower than usual...... *_*
ReplyDeleteFinished the game :) but where did you get the letters from to form the password? The first letters of each painting's name do not correspond
ReplyDeleteWALKTHROUGH
ReplyDelete1) go towards metal door in front of you
2) click under wooden bench, see gum
3) scrape gum off using nameplate
4) view clip, bend it into long wire
5) attach gum to wire
6) go right
7) jimmy lock with nameplate, click door again to go through
8) open the first aid box, click on it till you get thread
9) view gumclipthingy and tie string to it
10) go back out the door
11) click blue rectangle on lower left wall
12) unscrew with screwdriver
13) throw the gumclipthreadthing at the object in there
15) click the gumclipthreathing to get disk (you may have to try this a few times, but you'll get it eventually)
16) go back to view facing window, turn left twice
17) go back into office
18) view pile of papers on desk
19) move stapler to see gold thing under paper
20) click gold thing, get a key
21) go back to room view, move mouse on desk
22) click blue screen
23) insert disk in slot below screen
24) push "unlock"
25) go back twice, turn left
26) go forward twice
27) click displays to see "top view"
28) click "bottom" display on right hand side
29) lift display, take glasses
30) view glasses, click them to put them on
31) go back twice to room view
32) click to view paintings, you should now see numbers on them
33) the numbers, paintings, and years are:
5 The Potato Eaters 1885
21 L'Arlesienne Madame Ginoux 1890
17 Four Cut Sunflowers 1887
29 Still Life Vase with Twelve
Sunflowers 1889
1 Portrait of a Young Peasnt 1889
10 Starry Night 1889
7 Le Moulin de la Galette 1886
23 Still Life with Four Stone
Bottles, Flask and White Cup
1884
3 Self Portrait with Dark Felt
Hat 1886
22 A Girl in the Street, Two
Coaches in the Background 1882
34) Put paintings in chronological order from earliest to latest (which is tough 'cause there's a lot of the same years but w/e)
35) once you have them in as good an order as you can get, count the same number on the painting into the title (i.e. [1 Portrait of a Young Peasnt 1889] count one letter in is P)
36) there may be a few mixed up letters because of the same years, but you should come out with abolishpoo
37) go back to the office, use gold key on locked drawer beneath papers
38) highlight and delete the dots but leave the R, and type in ABOLISHPOO (in caps) so you should now have ABOLISHPOOR
39) click the red button below the word and.....
...you're still stranded until the third part of the game is made
ALTERNATE WAY TO BEAT THE GAME:
view the stick in your inventory and click on it 5,000 times
have fun!
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ReplyDeletewhy can't i go back out the door after getting the string from the first aid box? when i try to use the nameplate, it says that it won't work twice...
ReplyDeletethat's a different door anna (different color/shape).. at the desk just turn around
ReplyDeleteok how do you lift display to get glasses?
ReplyDeleteim going crazy cant start WHERE IS A BENCH????
ReplyDeleteIf you're playing part 2, the bench is right in front of you if you go forward. There's no bench in part 1, in case you clicked that link in the game, there's a different posting for that one on here
ReplyDeleteim stuck dont no how to get in the office plz help
ReplyDeleteugh!!!!!!!!!!! how do u lift the stupid display!!!!!!!!!!!!!??????????????
ReplyDeletehello;;
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