EnaGames - Ena Indian Ancient Room Escape is another point and click room escape game developed by Ena Games. The story of this game is to escape from the ancient house of india. Assume that you came to india for a research. One fine morning you went to see the ancient house of indians and to collect some information about their built. But unfortunately the door made up of rocks has been locked. Try to find some useful objects and make use of them. Click on the objects to interact with them and solve simple puzzles. Good luck and have fun!Note: Game has been updated
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Door lever is used twice on double doors
ReplyDeleteI'm really not looking forward to that puzzle next to the fireplace. It's going to kill my eyes,
ReplyDeleteoh, but the stones puzzle? no way... not worth the boredom. you need to put all the like symbols together...
ReplyDeleteUgh. That took forever.
ReplyDeleteAll for a key to open a drawer for a key to open a cabinet door.
ReplyDeleteStuck with big rock in front of door, which I hammered a lever into a couple of times, 2 chains, doorwheel, saw and bucket of water.
ReplyDeleteOf course, drench the fireplace.
ReplyDeleteOut, but found it rather stupid. Sorry.
ReplyDeletewhere is bucket? stuck with 2 chains, hook, wheel I can't use and door lever that does not work anywhere. need some help please?
ReplyDeleteI usually like Ena games, but I agree with paullywog. Not doing this one.
ReplyDeleteDoor lever goes above animal statues, in the circle.
ReplyDeleteThat puzzle just earned a big RED X, I gave it 10 min and now have a headache.
ReplyDeleteAwful.Soon as saw that puzzle, I realized it would've taken me half an hour or more to do just that. Not enjoyable at all, so I quit.
ReplyDeleteI like Ena games, but this was just plain awful.
That puzzle isn't so bad. I started it and was happy to see that everything didn't have to go through the middle.
ReplyDeleteThe stones move to any adjacent hole.
FYI they took out the stone animal puzzle and replaced it with a much faster one. And for anyone (like me) who has trouble finding the fifth hook its on the first scene under the dresser. Oy.
ReplyDeleteEna, if you make puzzles like the stone thing, try to make the tiles switch with eachother. Now it's taking out the speed, goal and fun of the game.
ReplyDeleteHooray .. an ENAgame I can vote with one star .. another loser game from a loser ..
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