Sonohigurasi - Short Time Job Escape is another Japanese point and click type room escape game by Sonohigurasi. 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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Sonohigurasi - Short Time Job Escape is another Japanese point and click type room escape game by Sonohigurasi. 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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For the grid code, look at the 4 baseball bats.
ReplyDeleteI have small. I cant seem to orientate correctly. Columns 1234 = positions 2341?
ReplyDeleteLike these games. Couple of really sneaky ones.
ReplyDeleteMake all brown and then make the "bat position" ones white
ReplyDeleteOther way around Clio.
ReplyDeleteclio - work from the bottom up.
ReplyDeleteThanks smallio and Kernowman.....must be a southern hemi thing...rather than a lack of intelligence....tee tummmm tee tumm.
ReplyDeleteArghh. Janet. Thank you so much. I didnt turn them brown first. Thank you so much.
ReplyDeleteThe logic baffles me.
ReplyDeleteFor the bat positions, the number on the batting cage corresponds to the number at the top of the grid, and the bat position is viewed from standing behind home plate looking toward the pitching machine.
ReplyDelete10 balls:
ReplyDelete- bottom left of start screen
- grid above number 1
- drain between 3 & 4
- right of grids house 1-4
- left of grids house 1-4
- behind black panel in most left baseball place (#4)
- in bat holder in place #3
- under white arrow in place #2
- in bat holder in most right place #1
- on top of grids house 1-4 (use stick from dot/bat puzzle)
Dot/bat puzzle (X=click):
ReplyDeleteSPOILER
1-2-3-4
X-0-0-0
0-0-0-X
0-0-X-0
0-X-0-0
My bat positions were brown and the rest were left white.
ReplyDelete- under white arrow in place #2
ReplyDeletethat was the hardest - by far. Sneaky!
For the bat positions, think VIS-A-VIS (from the number plates on the walls)
ReplyDeleteIt's just on the opposite side, so if you stand before the booths with the doors, it's 4-3-2-1 in this order.
really, for these games just click EVERYwhere.
ReplyDeleteTried everything for the bats/dots and got nowhere - used all your clues but no. Used spoiler in the end but have no idea how it relates to what I'd seen. And had to reverse colour of every dot.
ReplyDeleteOut now but grumpy - Lol
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