Akarika - Dream Escape is another Japanese point and click escape the room game developed by Akarika. In this game, you are locked in a room and you need to escape the room by collecting items and solving puzzles. Good luck and have fun!Play this Game
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WOW!!!!! I haven't played a new game from this creator in forever. He/she created the great Fake Room, Marine Room, etc
ReplyDeleteAy but I have to step away for a bit. I hope you fellow escapers have more luck escaping than me.
ReplyDeleteThe blue wall scroll is a hint for unlocking the bottom door. Inside is a handle. Use the handle to open the small door over the door next to the wall scrolls. Inside are two big rice balls. Put the rice balls on the wooden altar by the scrolls. Get an orange from the bowl on the table and put it on the rice balls to get a crystal. That's where I got stuck.
ReplyDeleteWill you be posting hints? I'm already stuck. lol
ReplyDeleteGot as far as you TB Tabby. I don't understand the boxes clues with with 1, 2, etc. I wonder if it has to do with letters and window and/or the letter box. I found two 1s, two 2s, a 3, and a 5. I have no idea what to do.
ReplyDeleteMaybe I only found one 1...
ReplyDeleteThere's a 1 and a 1/1 ...
ReplyDeleteOh, wait, the 1/1 is actually a 5, which means I have two 5 codes ... time for bed, I think!
ReplyDeleteuse only letters pywr
ReplyDeleteremote: SPO32514ILER
Put the rice cakes and orange onto the offering tray (under scrolls) and get a ball of some sort.
ReplyDeleteMegiPoland--I'm dense and still don't get it. Why only those letters? And is there a 4 clue? Sorry I don't understand.
ReplyDeletelook at the window: happy new year - letters from left side
ReplyDeleteThe letters that are left out. OK. But how does that relate to numbers? It's late and I've had wine...
ReplyDeleteI don't get the logic either, but you're good MegiPoland!
ReplyDeleteTrying to fight off the snake with the screwdriver but no luck.
ReplyDeleteOh I see it now!!
ReplyDeleteletters are for the box
ReplyDeletenumber is for remote
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ReplyDeleteHmmm.. have screwdriver. Removed panel inside closet. And now stuck...
ReplyDeleteMe too Jean-Michel. Waiting for MegiPoland to work it out for us. lol
ReplyDeleteI'm using those clues we got (1 column is all filled in etc.) but I don't think I found a 4 anywhere -- ?
ReplyDeleteSave us, MegiPoland! You're our only hope! ;)
ReplyDeleteYou don't need it Marnie. You'll see when you get door open. Use missing letters to open letter box first.
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ReplyDeleteI never saw a 4 Marnie. Clicked everywhere.
ReplyDeleteI don't see a place to enter anything else! Where to even use new clue?
ReplyDeleteAt least the author left us a box of tissues to use while we weep with frustration.
ReplyDeleteI keep clicking that darn tissue box, hoping something will pop out!
ReplyDeleteWe still have SD. Anywhere else to use it?
ReplyDelete@ Prufrock - The panel inside the closet can be clicked to fill the squares in the grid. This is where I believe Marnie is asking about the 4, since there is a 4 in the grid. The question of course, is how to apply those numbers with the shaded squares we saw earlier to this grid.
ReplyDeleteWhat new clue did you find Prufrock?
ReplyDeleteUse the screwdriver to remove the panel behind the closet door. It reveals a 5x5 grid puzzle that I don't understand.
ReplyDeleteWe can click the new thing. But I'm not sure what to do with it.
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ReplyDeleteI'm trying to fill grid with number/box clues. But what to do without a 4...
ReplyDeleteI can't get it to work.
ReplyDeleteWhat do you do with the ball?
ReplyDelete@ Nokra - Give ball to doll in cupboard next to scrolls. You need the key from the snake to open cupboard.
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ReplyDeleteGive it to the guy in the closet. Then keep accidentally opening the door and finding him still there, not doing anything.
ReplyDeleteoh...and what is that thing I got from the ac?
ReplyDelete@ Nokra -- That thing is a horn. Give it to the doll in the middle cube to the right. He will charm the snake out of the vase.
ReplyDeleteAnyone find the 4 yet?
ReplyDeleteHello. How is the four squares in the lower door? Thanks
ReplyDeleteOhhhh...lol... is that a flute to charm the snake?!!! But, I don't have the sd...missing much here!
ReplyDelete@ Nokra - You get the SD from the doll in the cupboard that you open with the key from the snake.
ReplyDeleteHelen--do you mean the letters? Use the letters missing from left side of window.
ReplyDeleteHelen, I'm not sure what 4 squares you're referring to. Can you describe what you're looking at?
ReplyDelete@ Helen - The blue scroll is the hint for the 4 buttons on the lower cube door. Think large, medium, small.
ReplyDeleteI had forgotten about those 4 squares. Sorry!
ReplyDeleteTY for all the help, but I seem to be in a catch 22! lol I have a ball and a flute....I don't see what to do next !
ReplyDeleteMe too. Sorry, helen
ReplyDelete@ Nokra - Give flute to doll in second cube down, right side. He will charm snake. Snake will give key. use key to open cupboard, give ball to doll. Get screwdriver.
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ReplyDeletenokra, give the flute to the elf on the 2nd shelf from top (click side of box for different view)
ReplyDeleteDang! I must have clicked that closed shelf door a few dozen times! I really didn't think it was supposed to open! gave the doll the flute! lol
ReplyDeleteFlute goes on the little guy in the 2nd box from the top - click on the right side of the box to see this view
ReplyDelete@ Helen -- Blue scroll is hanging on the wall next to the green scroll.
ReplyDeleteHelen, thre is a wall with green and blue scroll. The blue scroll has 4 "e" on it. Look at the size of the letters and change the squares to match small, medium or large.
ReplyDeleteNow...got sd! sure does make ya feel stupid when you miss a pixel! lol
ReplyDeleteThanks to all, Now I saw the blue parchment with the letters of different sizes. sorry for my English
ReplyDeleteCan I get some help with the Happy New Year Hint. I see that the window on the left is missing letters but do i need to enter those letters into the 3x3 box with letters.
ReplyDeleteOh good nokra! You can help us solve the grid puzzle. We're all stuck.
ReplyDeleteJorge, click the missing letters on the box to highlight them.
ReplyDeleteI need to go to bed. Maybe someone will figure out final grid and I can finish in the morning.
ReplyDeleteThanks for help!!
ReplyDeleteOoops! I am sure to be of no help there....lol...I muddled through all along and this grid is making no sense either!
ReplyDeleteGood night Prufrock
ReplyDeletenokra, did you happen to see the number 4 clue?
ReplyDeleteI'm clueless on the grid, so I'm giving up for now. Good luck everyone!
ReplyDeleteThanks a ton Dru
ReplyDeleteMy doll has a green ball in your left hand and does not want the green ball I have in the inventory
ReplyDeleteSorry, @dru...I am looking for all the numbers again...and I can only locate the 1, 2, and 5! I don't remember where the 3 was and never saw a 4! grrr...lol
ReplyDeleteDidn't we have some clues that have disappeared????
3 is in the door view to the cupboard with the big elf. I don't recall any other clues, but my mind is dizzy from going around and around the room looking for the 4. lol
ReplyDeleteI go to sleep, tomorrow I will try to finish it, thanks for tracks. I do not find the track 4 and I have doubled the 2 and 5
ReplyDeleteGood night Helen
ReplyDelete3 is by the bottom of the big door. 5 appears twice - next to closet and on easel. one of those should be a 4. but it makes no sense to me.
ReplyDeleteWell, from the spoiler of megi for the remote...the 4 is the last one in the grid we remove with the sd...then it disappears when we remove it! I replayed in another window...lol but, I still don't get the way it all fits on the red grid!
ReplyDelete4 is, top to bottom, xxoxo
The 2 also appers twice. I'm at a total loss.
ReplyDeletewow 1 star rating
ReplyDeleteThanks nokra!
ReplyDeletealso, there are 2 values for 2....one is in the place where the doll plays the flute, the other is in bottom cubby!
ReplyDeleteso, good luck guys! I am giving up too! Thanks for the help!
ReplyDeleteSPOILER: hacked
ReplyDeleteThere are 3 sol's, believe it or not... LOL
01101
11000
00111
00000
11100
01101
10000
00111
00000
11100
01101
11000
01111
00000
11100
Maybe this dude shouuda stayed in retirement..... hehe
TY @guruone!!!! Now I can close it! lol
ReplyDeleteJeez that last puzzle did not make sense. This is a uncharacteristically 2 star game from this creator.
ReplyDeleteYes, Thank You GuruOne!!! I should have refreshed sooner!
ReplyDeleteThanks GuruOne. Happy Hacking New Year to you.
ReplyDeletethis game is pretty good, until last puzzle, it is quite unuasual with Loom, maybe we missed a clue ? did somebody found an explanation ?
ReplyDeleteat first there was a 31/12 mention on the reverse side on which 1/1 and number 5 clue are written
it looks like it has something to do with a year calendar
Strange game from this author.
ReplyDeleteThe graphics are not so good like his other games.
and there´s a glitch skipping part of paper clue from top cb after you place things on stool.
And I can´t understand how/where you have found those numbers for remote.
Not counting last puzzle...
numbers for remote are from the 1 to 5 clues (match the squares with the grid in left cupboard)
ReplyDeleteThanks but I found 2 numbers 1, 2 numbers 5, 1 number 1 and 1 number 2. Never found number 4.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad I didn't stay up all night trying to finish that one!
ReplyDeleteThere is a paper clue in top cupboard where rice balls were, Guru1, I have no idea what you were spoiling with all the 000and 111's. I just give up. Not a good game.
ReplyDeleteAll those chains of blocks seem to be to explain to us how they work - "this is a five" and "this is also a five" and so on. Then when you see the paper that's screwed to the wall, you now know how to read it and figure out the numbers.
ReplyDeleteThe happy new year puzzle I finally understood - letters don't repeat. If there's only one Y and you need 2, you're missing one.
I think I understand the last puzzle, but getting it isn't that easy. Click the locked square to unlock the final door. I clicked it and and I didn't think I was done the puzzle, but it opened...
Came back to find the answer to the last puzzle and saw a comment about a paper clue in the top cabinet with rice balls. SO I re-opened the game. That was NOT there last night!
ReplyDeleteThat clue certainly helped clarify what the numbers and boxes meant. Maybe they read how confused we were last night and added it to help. :)
ReplyDeleteYes, the clue from paper in drawer with missing handle explains the logic in solving the remote and last puzzle. This is actually quite close to a variation of nonograms.
ReplyDeleteExplanation in text: From a row with two different colors, group the blocks with same color adjacently together into one, then count the number of groups.
Visual explanation:
BBWWB --> (BB)(WW)(B) <-- 3 (parenthesis)
BWWWW --> (B)(WWWW) <-- 2
WBWWB --> (W)(B)(WW)(B) <-- 4
Thus all the clues found the the room are just examples, not the actual answer.
now it makes sense... thank you !
ReplyDeleteThe "drawer" was the interior of a cupboard, however you're fully right, this COULDN'T EVER work when taking the patterns literally.
ReplyDeleteWhilst you could easily build up the pattern if you remembered to write down the patterns BEFORE unscrewing the plate, you would instantly be stuck once trying to get the numbers right that are written in a 90-degree angle.
THanks Shunko...
@evans
ReplyDeleteThink Tic-Tac-Toe, O and X : )
Guru set a '1' when there is a red square to be put; and he set a '0' when the field must be empty. That's about it.
I guess the paper wasn't in the cupboard before? I managed to get out on my own so I upvoted the game, since it is now challenging without being near-impossible. I rather liked the grid puzzles, of course the last one I thought there was more than one solution so I figured I would cycle through until the puzzle worked, but now I see that it would have accepted multiple solutions. It was really quite fun to solve.
ReplyDeleteI was also curious if there was a second ending, since the creator usually throws those in and we do get left a screwdriver at the end. HRM.
ReplyDeleteI got out without help on the last puzzle (which I enjoyed), but then I'd seen the paper with explanation in cupboard. I did wonder what the point of the hidden clues around the room was--maybe that was originally to be our only clue for the last puzzle. In the version I played, the many little clues turned out to be useless. Great game.
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