Heart Room Gateway is another new point and click type hidden object game from Gamershood. In Heart Room Getaway you need to collect 8 hearts in order to get out of the room. Good luck and have fun!Play This Game
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Heart Room Gateway is another new point and click type hidden object game from Gamershood. In Heart Room Getaway you need to collect 8 hearts in order to get out of the room. Good luck and have fun!Play This Game
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ReplyDeletefirst?
ReplyDeletehah
ReplyDelete1 heart on chandelier
ReplyDeleteone heart under chair in dining room
ReplyDeletei have 4 so far
ReplyDelete1 left side of table - below chair
ReplyDeletelook
ReplyDeletein the wine glasses
under the chairs
on the candles
on the napkins
found one heart on the middle of 3 candles behind the big table in the back.
ReplyDelete2nd heart under the middle chair on the left of the big table
3th heart in the wineglass (middle) on the right on the big table
Hi all just starting
ReplyDeletegot some kind of tool from table, on a napkin
ReplyDeleteGot what looks like a crab leg cracker off the table. What to do with it, I don't know.
ReplyDeletewhere on chandelier? and what does tweezers do?
ReplyDeleteused the tool on beige plant on middle shelf in back, got heart
ReplyDeletecheck the light fixture on the wall in first scene
ReplyDelete@SunnivaIxchel
ReplyDeleteone on middle candle behind the big table in the back
One on left (brown) candle on the little table in the front
Use tool on vase with grass.
ReplyDelete*stares up*
ReplyDeleteWUT!!! *0*
I wuzn't first?
*wibbles*
btw, where on chandelier? driving me nuts.
only missing one heart...the 5th one...anyone know?
ReplyDeleteused pincer things on 1st wall sconce for another heart. have 5.
ReplyDeletei have all eight, but I don't know how to get out, lol!
ReplyDeletefirst view chandelier on top...
ReplyDeleteis there more than one tool? can't use mine on vase with grass.
ReplyDeletei think i have all the hearts, put them on door but nothing happens.... how many hearts do we need, help....
ReplyDelete5 on lights on right wall...
ReplyDeleteHi! I'm very late :)
ReplyDeletemissing 1st 5th and 6th. Don't think I got one from napkins. anyone remember which napkin?
ReplyDeletehere's where i found them
ReplyDeletefirst scene, chandelier (not the one over the dining table)
on cracker tool - AFTER you pick it up take it from inventory and click on something (@Lauren and volker, I think that's how you found a heart in the beige grass)
wall sconce, first scene
brown candle on table first scene
pink napkin by brown candle, click for second closeup
wine glass on dining table
candle tip on shelves by dining table
Well, that was easy.
ReplyDeleteA lot of games are not escape games anymore but hidden objects games in disguise.
Waiting for a good escape game, with solving codes and tricky things.
and out...
ReplyDeleteare u talking about the 5th heart from right or left? im talking about 5th from left....i am not seeing it on any lights
ReplyDeletegot 6th from third candle on coffee table
ReplyDelete@iris, just 8 hearts, place them on the door and click the door again.
ReplyDeleteYes, far less entertaining than great ballgame-philosophies...one day I´ll catch a proper escape game live again.
ReplyDeleteand out!
ReplyDeleteOn the right wall click on the first light (o wall directing to table). In zoomed view you should find heart no. 5 from left...I hope at least.
ReplyDeleteim not seeing anything :(
ReplyDeleteand out
ReplyDeletemanaged to find a lot myself and with help from you guys. Thanks...
I can't get the tool to work on the grass or the vase. What am I doing wrong?
ReplyDeleteI guess my sconce one I used the cracker tool to get was actually just on the tool. Can't find any on the sconce. hmm
ReplyDeleteIt´s in the middle of the golden candleholder. Not easy to spot. Found it?
ReplyDelete@howie my tool didn't do anything on grass, but it did drop a heart into my inventory after I picked it up the first time
ReplyDeletethe heart on the wall fixture is white, it's in the middle at the bottom as i recall
@howie heart on the tool. prolly already in inventory. just need to hold it and click on something. Still can't find the one on the sconce or what I'm supposed to do with them when I have 'em all.
ReplyDeletei still need the 5th (which, when putting the hearts on the door, is the one in the point of the heart)
ReplyDelete@howie8790, use the tweezer thing on the little things to the left of the vase. The heart goes directly into your inventory.
ReplyDeletei found it!!! thanks!!! it is white, and its on the gold part.
ReplyDeleteThanks zoz and Mkganda. Got it.
ReplyDelete@volker @zoz Thanks! got it! I was having one of those moments...grr
ReplyDeletei just played again, and this time I had to use the tool on the grass. Buggy!
ReplyDeleteone of these days I'm going to find something no one else can find and be suuuuuuuuuuper happy about it bwahahahaha! j/k thanks for all the help. :)
ReplyDeleteAnd out.
ReplyDeleteThank you @zoz for your heartthrough comment, i got quite a few with your help! I didn't know what a sconce was and went around looking for scones...lol
@Ellie rofl on the scones. musta' been looking for a while.
ReplyDeleteBy the way, are you doing a walkthroug @zoz?
ReplyDeleteI wasn't planning on doing a wt, @SneakS. Go ahead if you like...
ReplyDeletelol @Ellie, maybe i'll write a new game in your honor: Find the Scones!
ReplyDeleteDid someone really rate this game 5 stars, or was it posted that way again? I hate when they do that! Makes me want to rate it 1 star even if I like it.
ReplyDeleteErm, rather not, didn't like this game, like I said, a hidden object game in disguise, but when nobody does, eventually I will do one.
ReplyDeleteYes, sneaksnake can create a compass-through or so!! Maybe then he finally misses the next live one...
ReplyDeletelol @zoz, now you made me really hungry!
ReplyDeleteI didn't do well in this game at all, but i can start on a wt unless anyone else want's to. But only until the next extremely nice true escape game comes out...any second now!
@Volker, I'll keep updating this page while writing...
@Ellie,
ReplyDeleteA sconce is a type of light fixture affixed to a wall in such a way that it uses only the wall for support, and the light is usually directed upwards. It does not have a base on the ground. The word applies both to traditional forms of torch lighting, but also to modern gas and electric light sources affixed in the same way.
The etymology of sconce is from the Latin absconsus, and the French esconce. It is a word of many meanings, mostly signifying a covering or protection, or, by extension, that which is covered or protected.
@Ellie: Damn that multi-tasking talents of yours!! ;) I need a new plan...
ReplyDeleteBut always a pleasure to play with/against you guys here.
LOL @SneakSnake! I still wish there would have been scones around instead. Too many lamps in this room.
ReplyDeleteMaybe this would have helped;
ReplyDeleteSconce height in a passageway is generally 3/4 of the distance up the wall as measured from the floor to the ceiling, and the distance between sconces on the wall is generally equal to the distance of the sconces from the floor, often alternating sides of the passageway. Sconce size should also be scaled to ceiling height.
Anyway, you got to work on your general knowledge @Ellie, or you won't be able to finish escape games anymore and then you're doomed.
@SneakS you're so smart! Good thing no one absconded with the sconce, since it was ensconced with a heart.
ReplyDeleteOh, I do work on it @SneakSnake! You have made me much wiser the last few days, and now my confidence has reached levels that makes me feel unbeatable. Just give me the next sconce game and I'll be out before you even notice I'm in.
ReplyDeletebtw, the square of the hypotenuse of an isosceles is equal to the sum of the squares of the other two sides.
ReplyDeleteSo there!
isosceles triangle that is.
ReplyDelete@zoz, can understand what you're saying but for a smart witty reply my knowledge of English is not enough.
ReplyDeleteYou win, you have the last laugh.
actually, i stole that quote from the scarecrow in the wizard of oz
ReplyDeleteBy the way, wondering what Oliver Sacks would say about people like us. People desperate to escape from something the screen shows by using a mouse.
ReplyDeleteAnd I think it would make him (Sacks) sad to see that we use quotes from the wizzard of oz to say something invented by the ancient Greeks.
ReplyDeleteHEARTTHROUGH
ReplyDeleteThank you @zoz and other players for helping me out of this!
Zoom on the chandelier above the small table. Below the third one from the left is a white heart #1. Take it and zoom out.
Zoom in the middle of the small table. Take the brown heart #2 from the base of the first brown candle from the right.
Zoom on the pink napkin. Take the pink heart #3 from below the cup (it’s partly in the shadow from the plate). Zoom out twice.
Zoom on the first sconce on the right wall. For a definition of sconce and other things you need to know, see the comments from SneakSnake above. If you are short of time, just zoom on the first lamp on the right wall. Take the white heart #4 from the white ”stripes” on the center part of the sconce. Zoom out.
Zoom on the big round table twice. Take the red heart #5 from the wine glass to the right. Take the grey pinchers from the napkin in the lower left corner. Zoom out once.
Zoom on the left side of the table. Take the red heart #6 from the leg of the chair. Zoom out once.
Zoom on the lower shelf on the back wall. Take the white heart #7 from the top of the middle candle. Zoom out once.
Zoom on the middle shelf on the back wall. Use the pinchers on the grass to get heart #8. Zoom out twice.
Zoom on the door on the left wall. Put your 8 hearts on the door. Click on the door. Move on to the next escape game.
now i'm sad because Oliver Sacks was going to speak at a local University here this week, but he had to cancel for health reasons :(
ReplyDeletelol @Ellie!
ReplyDeleteToo bad @zoz, I would love to be at some kind of lecture of him. I've seen him on a documentary of the Dutch guy Wim Kayzer called; 'Een schitterend ongeluk' (a glittering accident). It was really great.
ReplyDeleteout without help. does this make up for needing so much help in the coin game?
ReplyDeleteNo @kitkatfox, it doesn't.
ReplyDeleteEvery new game is a new start.
Just face the facts, you're really bad with money.
I can never live down my bad performance in the coins room? :'(
ReplyDeleteBut at least this explains how I lost money in that bet with Edgar and Ellie last night.
Just a note, the first heart is not on the chandelier but on the right side of the pink napkin on the table in the first scene. Went mental looking on the dang chandelier. No worries though. Just in case any come later pulling their hair out! lol
ReplyDeletethe grass doesn't work for me
ReplyDelete@ jillydoc
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry, i didnt number the hearts according to their positions in the inventory... I just counted hearts. The other way would have been better, but i didnt think about it... now I want that edit button...
PICTURES OF LOCATION OF THE HEARTS
ReplyDeleteThe hearts are numbered in the order of the inventory.
1ST HEART
2ND HEART
3TH HEART AND AN ITEM
4TH HEART
5TH HEART
6TH HEART
7TH HEART
8TH HEART
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