123Bee Research Center Escape is another point and click room escape game developed by 123Bee. You have been trapped inside Research Center and have to escape from the place. Use the clues and objects to come out of the room. Good luck and have fun!Play Research Center Escape
Research Center Escape Walkthrough
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ReplyDeleteI'm stuck! left with a circuit board with chip and LED's in place, plus soldering iron and alu wire on same screen - can't do anything else.
ReplyDeleteBTW - you can figure out the alphabet board, but easier to open the right hand frame and get the answer!
Stuck too, where put robot?
ReplyDeleteRobot goes by the left machine with the bobbing thing - he should reach in and get 4 led's
ReplyDeleteLNS, have you used SD please?
ReplyDeleteoops - forgot - give sd to robot and he undoes the screw on the bobbing machine
ReplyDeleteOH thanks OK and used SD now :)
ReplyDeleteThe Led's go on the left of the circuit board - bit of a pixel hunt to place them
ReplyDeleteStuck with the soldering iron, wire, robot, 4 led, PCB and LED board.
ReplyDeletePOP :) Stuck with all of the above minus 4 led. Where to use the soldering iron?
ReplyDeleteI cannot make the darn thing stick together - think I am missing the bit that goes on the right of the board - have to go - good luck all!
ReplyDeletePlaced the robot on the left of the big tank but doesn't do anything
ReplyDeleterobot can be put on the otherside machine too...
ReplyDeleteMarijo, you need to give the robot the SD.
ReplyDeleteafter several clicks on robot he gave me the thing in the big tank which then I placed on the PCB. Stuck again.
ReplyDeleteAleksandra, I already did that with the SD. The robot can be placed on the left of the tank afterwards
ReplyDeleteAleksandra have you used wire?
ReplyDeleteOK, got the display from the tank. And the robot can still be used. But where?
ReplyDeleteNo, haven't used the wire, nor the soldering iron.
ReplyDeletewire and soldering iron goes naer PCB. Robot gives the monitor for PCB
ReplyDeleteYep, got to that point as well.
ReplyDeleteThe same as you and stuck.
ReplyDeleteOK, you have to play with the LED board, make all the lights turned on, that gives the black chip that goes on the PCB, so you can use the soldering iron.
ReplyDeleteAfter putting the wire and soldering next to PCB click the red and green wires and then weld them.
ReplyDeleteHave robot, 4 leds, LED board and PCB
ReplyDeleteoh great Tadas thanks! and I can click on iron now
ReplyDeleteAnd out!
ReplyDeleteWhat means "and or not nor nand" on PCB ? is it for code door?
ReplyDeletewhat do youclick to make the lights turn on? the lights themselves?
ReplyDeleteSeb, those are for the code on the door. Google Wiki them. Those are different kind of gates.
ReplyDeleteahhh OK all lights on!
ReplyDeleteAll, a quick question...where did you find the soldering wire? Also, there is a battery in the beeker if you click on it.
ReplyDeleteThanks small-tool
ReplyDeleteMarijo, click ON every light
soldering wire up the bookshelf on tube 1st view
ReplyDeleteout
ReplyDeleteNumber of clicks;
ReplyDeleteAND 4x
OR 3x
NOT 0x
NOR 1x
NAND 2x
code please? wiki confusing to me
ReplyDeleteJust played again. And it's very silly. The 4 letter code to get the robot only works after you've seen the paper in the bin (with A=1 etc on it). And that's already a bit silly, but you also have to see the solution on the right wall before it works. I mean why make such a code where you have to solve the sequence to find the right answer when it only works after you've looked at the spoiled answer.
ReplyDeleteno LEDs for me :(
ReplyDeletenobody asked for them, so they has to be very obviously... but... not for me... like the most things in front of my nose...
Sabine,
ReplyDeleteThe leds you get when you put the robot on the right side of the big tube and then give him the screwdriver.
oh... thank you so much @s-t =D
ReplyDeleteI thought the robot isn't finished and needs the PCB too, so I have to finish that first... LOL...
now I have the LEDs
HOORAY,
ReplyDeleteI think it was the black battery from below the little table next to the outlet and the green thing you get from the pc-tower.
@hooray... the battery and the green chip... (I think it was green)
ReplyDeleteHOORAY,
ReplyDeleteOn the left you don't need the screwdriver click his hand and/or the pipe above him.
put him on the right hooray
ReplyDeleteAfter he did his thing there on the left, you can pick him up again. Just try. Maybe zooming out or even going away.
ReplyDeletemaybe you can do the pipe first... click there and get the display... then take the robot back and place him at the right with sd
ReplyDeleteI'm out now... thanks again small ;o)
WALKTHROUGH
ReplyDeleteCOMPUTER
- Zoom in on the bin, take the PAPER and look at it to see the alphabet numbers.
- Zoom in on the shelf below the monitor and take the PCB.
- Zoom in on the books to the right of the bin ands take the SCREWDRIVER.
- Zoom in on the pipes above the books and take the WIRE.
- Zoom in on the table on the right and take the BEAKER. Look at the beaker, click it and take the BUTTON BATTERY.
- GO RIGHT.
DOOR
- Zoom in below the little table right in the back and take the BLACK BATTERY.
- Zoom in on top of that little table and take the SOLDERING IRON.
- Zoom in on the LED-BOARD next to the door and take it. Look at that led-board and simply click all the lights to get the BLACK CHIP.
- Zoom in on the shelf on the left and take the SLIDE.
- Open the box hanging on the right wall and see the the missing numbers from the alphabet/number code are 12, 19, 25 and 21.
- Zoom in on the cupboard on the left and use those numbers you just saw to make the correct letters. So put in L, S, Y and U and take the ROBOT.
- GO LEFT.
COMPUTER
- Zoom in on the microscope on the right and put the slide in. Click it again and see the PC-CODE 5786.
- Zoom in on the pc-monitor and put the code in. After that click the bottom right graph and then take the GREEN CHIP from the pc-tower.
- Look at the robot, zoom in on him and open the panel. Put the black battery on the right and the green chip on the left and close the panle and now you have a WORKING ROBOT.
- Zoom in on the big tube on the left and put the robot on the left. Click his right hand and now you can take the DISPLAY from the big tube.
- Take the robot back and put him on the right side. Give him the screwdriver in his left hand and then take the 4 LEDS from his hand. You can take the robot back or just leave him there.
- Look at the PCB. Put the 4 leds on the left, put the black chip on the top left, put the display on the (top) right and the button battery in the centre. Now put the soldering iron on the right next to the PCB and the wire above it. Click the 2 green and 2 red wires so they go in place. Then click the soldering iron and it will solder the wires and the end-code pops up AND OR NOT NOR NAND. These are logic gates. You can wiki them or just read here how many times to click on the door-code to get the right symbols.
- GO RIGHT.
DOOR
- Zoom in on the door and further in on the code-panel and click them this many times;
1) 4x
2) 3x
3) 0x
4) 1x
5) 2x
this game ..it took me i5 min to solve that alphbet cabinet i did it rite but it wont open bc i did not open that frame ...duh
ReplyDeletethnx for the walkthru small tool:)
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome Raasti.
ReplyDeleteAnd yep like I posted before somewhere. What's the use of putting in a code like that when it only works after you've looked at the spoiled answer. 123bee must be thinking we're too stupid to solve a code like that :)
Thank-you for the w/t, small-tool. I had no chance without it.
ReplyDeletest saves the day again thanks a million couldnt for the life of me figure out how to get the robot to move
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