TheEscapeGames - Exciting Woods House Escape is another free online point and click room escape game from The Escape Games. In this game, you try to escape the room by finding items and solving puzzles. Good luck and have fun!Play This Game
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TheEscapeGames - Exciting Woods House Escape is another free online point and click room escape game from The Escape Games. In this game, you try to escape the room by finding items and solving puzzles. Good luck and have fun!Play This Game
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3 digit code is the die in the same room.
ReplyDeletein first scene, look inside "mushroom" for rectangle and hanging birdhouse for circle. X comes from placing all 4 shields in next room. Have hammer now.
ReplyDeleteThe 3x2 digit code comes from the 3 maths equations in the pic.
ReplyDeleteCork from wine bottle(s) is used as knob on the desk in the first room.
ReplyDeleteHave weird purple thing and stuck with those circles.cork from bottle is door knob!
ReplyDeleteHave no idea about the 4 digit code below the circles :(
ReplyDeleteHammer is used on the bars/door, but doesn't open.
ReplyDeletealso have a pencil?? And have not used the calendar date
ReplyDelete@LNS I think the purple thing is the kite to fly out the window. I guess we need string...
ReplyDeleteGood shout zoz!!
ReplyDeleteTried clock hours and fractions (from the circles) for the 4 digit code, but nada :(
ReplyDeleteI've tried using highlighter and everything else on the fish on the wall in the last room. Has anybody done anything with it.
ReplyDeleteNope, can't do anything with the marker. And what's with the calendar, something to do with the 4 digit code?
ReplyDeleteNo - stuck where you are - even tried to gouge the fish eye out with the pen!!
ReplyDeletestuck in same place
ReplyDeleteI'm in! Will try to catch up ;)
ReplyDeleteHow many times can a previously normal person try to stab a painted fish on a wall with a pencil ?
ReplyDeleteever get the feeling we're missing an entire room?
ReplyDeletelol @trucmuche. If you're playing here, you're not normal!
ReplyDeleteFish, circles and calendar. How does that give a 4-digit code!?
ReplyDeletehmm.. thought 3 dig code would be dice but not working.. I guess I tried every combo already!
ReplyDeletePOP heh .. stuck with u now!
ReplyDeleteNini - it is - check a gain - start with 3
ReplyDeleteStarted again and didn't use my hammer on the door and now trying to hammer everything in the room, but that's not it either I guess.
ReplyDeleteOK - I'm out! Absolutely no logic, but double the sections, so 3 =6 for each circle shade
ReplyDeleteJust fiddling and it worked.
tried 1118 then multiplying by the number of highlighted quadrants:
ReplyDelete3238.. nope.. I'm totally overthinking aren't I?
LOL! way to go LNS!
ReplyDeleteThanks LNS :)
ReplyDeleteBut indeed no logic, no hint for that.
And why that calendar?
thanks LNS
ReplyDeleteDice is code for middle blue picture above it, And the Math Picture Above that is the code for the picture above pink table in previous room
ReplyDeleteGet key, use it on CB, solve code (fish shape), get string and attach it to kite, use pencil on it and use on door
ReplyDeleteOut
@ LNS good find but WHY did you try this? :P
ReplyDeletedesperation marc! Blind luck!
ReplyDeleteThely logic was that the nos would probably be in proportion to the sections - if that hadn't worked I was going to try x3! etc
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ReplyDeleteCalendar = Nov 18 = 1118 = 1+1+1+8 = 11 = 1+1 = 2. Mayan calendars are round. Multiply circles by 2! ......Yeah, that's totally the logic behind it. O.o
ReplyDeleteI got distracted and left for a while. And when I came back: LNS to the rescue! But this game loses extra points for lacking logic.
ReplyDeleteWow - Szarra - would never have seen that in a million years, Mayan or otherwise!
ReplyDeleteFor circles code, each shaded area equals 2.
ReplyDeleteIt wasn't exciting and it wasn't in the woods.
ReplyDeleteLol, we know that 73b507de etc.
ReplyDeleteThe question is why? Where was the hint for that?
But I go with the explanation from Szarra, probably makes way more sense than the makers had it mind :)
thanks 73b507de-b047-11e3-a930-000f20980440 3/20/14, 8:51 AM
ReplyDeleteFor circles code, each shaded area equals 2.
lol HELP ME!!!!
ReplyDeletewow confusing
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