[Replay Game] Demolacion + SniffMouse - Real World Escape 84: Fresh Onion Reborn is another point and click room escape game developed by Demolacion for Sniff Mouse. In this Real World Escape game, you are trapped in the room by sniffmouse. You will need to find 12 sniffmouse icons and the exit will be unlocked. Sometimes you should laugh, but sometimes you should cry to escape from the room. Good luck and have fun!
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YAY! I love sniff mouse games.!!
ReplyDeleteMirror under repair
ReplyDeleteLOL
thx Guntars! :-)
ReplyDeletelol - mirror under repair
catch tears
ReplyDeleteYeah i hoped that you will laugh
ReplyDeleteit worked sniff- it worked!
ReplyDeleteeven cleverer after using marker
ReplyDeleteBrilliant and hilarious as usual. Best games at EG24 by far. For a while I feared we were going to miss out on the red lipstick sound effect this time. Thanks, Sniffmouse.
ReplyDeletenature of tears is related to pic
ReplyDeletetrying to resolve good letters now
ReplyDeleteStuck, oh so stuck with knife (which makes tears) and a plate that won't move.
ReplyDeletetake letters at sleeping place
ReplyDeletejust...hold plate under tears
ReplyDeleteplate above item (just click), then cut onion
ReplyDeletemove the plate first Just
ReplyDeletehint for "good letters" anyone?
ReplyDeleteagain & again I'm amazed at the seemingly endless creativity in those premium quality sniffmouse games...!
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ReplyDeletedid you already used bulb?
Plate had issues, had to whack at it for some time to get it to work
ReplyDeleteFFantastic
ReplyDeleteyes there were two Fs- very appropriate
Neither letters nor green circle thing get do I
ReplyDeleteAahh I love it. Totally stuck in a Sniffmouse game. Digging in.
ReplyDeleteAlphaOmega...yes I have used bulb. Think I have tried all variations but still no go!
ReplyDeletenumbers at good letters hint indicate which letters on bed to take for puzzle
ReplyDeleteFACE SLAP... I need to edit that last response! Thanks Alpha!!
ReplyDeleteOf course, add up the colors on the table.
ReplyDeleteI cut the onion several times, lol, funny.
Good letters? Aren't all letters good/???
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ReplyDelete4 coloured letters around the room (1 in plain view, 2 behind puzzles, 1 after enlightenment) tell slider positions above same colour as letter
letters from tax office mostly not ;-)
ReplyDeleteThat was excellent!!!
ReplyDeleteThat was excellent!!!
ReplyDeleteBF on the green dots, the solution told me why, lol. tiMe = middle, U = up etc. Okay, three more to go.
ReplyDeleteMany thanks for another great episode Guntars.
ReplyDeleteFunniest one for ages.
I wish people leave actual hints rather than say use this there it hardly helps. I need help and comments don't help.need 10 more sniff mouse,found a plate that's it,
ReplyDeleteI thought the picture with colours was colour code but cant get it to work
ReplyDeleteThanks for nice comments. Now I can go to bed in good mood :)
ReplyDeleteShaz, it's a water-color painting .. hint hint ...
ReplyDelete... or water-color picture.
ReplyDeletehad to use walk through to get colour code hopefully I can get further and not have to resort to a walkthrough for help
ReplyDeleteShazz, did you place the plate below the onion and use the knife on the onion to catch the water you need?
ReplyDeleteIt's late here. Correction :
ReplyDeleteYEAH, ffffffff-inally found the 'good word'. lol. There's only one set that has all the drawer letters in it. Nice bed by the way.
Thanks Guntars. This was fun.
to get colour code look at the 2 sets of 4 colours on tiny table and idea is top 2 make a colour when mixed then do next 2 down and so on
ReplyDeletenot yet I got plate and finerly got a knife after using walk through for help with colour code
ReplyDeleteWalkthrough in case you still need it Shaz.
ReplyDeleteOn cabinet left of door – Sniff 1.
Turn right.
Zoom on picture and note message.
Zoom on sofa for Sniff 2 and note letter colour 1.
Turn right.
Take plate from floor.
Zoom on table and note colours on legs.
Turn right.
Add opposing colours for colour code and use on drawer for knife and Sniff 3.
Turn left.
Zoom on table, place plate on floor and cut onion with knife.
Note numbers on plate.
Turn left.
Throw plate of tears on picture for Sniff 4 and pattern clue.
Turn left.
Use plate numbers on left door for Sniff 5, blue marker and letter colour 2.
Use picture pattern on middle door for Sniff 6, black key and letter colour 3.
Turn left.
Open wardrobe with black key for Sniff 7 and bulb.
Turn left.
Place bulb in light over bed for Sniff 8 and letter colour 4.
Enter letter colours on slider puzzle (Up, Middle or Down) for Sniff 9 and best sound effect in gaming.
Turn right.
Use marker then lipstick on the mirror and note hint.
Turn round.
Look under left cushion for Sniff 10.
Note Clue on wall.
Turn right.
Use wall clue to pick letters from words on bed.
Turn round.
Open right door with bed clue for Sniff 11 and ff.
You know where to put the f&f for Sniff 12 end exit.
had tro use video walk through alot
ReplyDeleteAh Austen, same thought here.
ReplyDeleteI'll delete mine.
Darn, got here too late. Too many hints...
ReplyDeleteNot too many for me. Austen, thanks for getting me past a sticking point. Managed after that.
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome Lurker Smurf.
ReplyDeleteJust waiting for the next Sniffmouse production now.
Thank you Austin for the WT. I too was frustrated at the lack of hints because this one really had me stuck, couldn't figure out what the design on the watercolor meant after throwing water on it. Doesn't help to say take letters at sleeping place when there are no letters there, or asking if you've used bulb when you have no idea where a bulb is. Still. love Sniffmouse games and look forward to more!
ReplyDeleteGuntars....
ReplyDeletePicture it 34
Green one made the last one look like childs play
Did it anyway...Fun Thanx
Not sure if anyone remembers, but we've seen that watercolor before.
ReplyDeleteawwwww not fair!! I was in San Francisco for lunch today! Not looking at comments (unless I need them, of course)
ReplyDeleteI certainly do remember that LS having just finished replaying all the Sniffmouse games from the beginning!
ReplyDeleteIt has been in more than one episode in various ways.
How did the meal go Sharon?
ReplyDeleteI trust that a good pub was found!
Thanks for nice comments !
ReplyDeleteLurker Smurf, yes You are right, that image was used before, but there was totally different puzzle with it
Hey Guntars
ReplyDeleteKeep dreaming up these awesome games
Love sniffie
Hey Austen! We ate at John's Grill, they have been there since 1908. Had Petrale Sole was very good (also a bloody mary)
ReplyDeleteSo I cut the onion with the knife and all I get is tears (blue)
ReplyDeletehad to take a sneak peak of your walkthrough Austen
ReplyDeleteSounds great Sharon.
ReplyDeleteI had to make do with Filet Mignon and a bottle of Amarone tonight and had to cook it myself!
I'll take a filet mignon any day!! Amarone?
ReplyDeleteAmarone della Valpolicella, to give it it's full name, is an absolutely beautiful very full bodied Italian red wine.
ReplyDeleteIt is even heavier in flavour than a good Barolo.
Ohhhhhhhhh ok We drink Cabernet Sauvignons...we have very similar tastes! Nice, sounds wonderful!
ReplyDeleteAnd out! Thank you Guntars! I too remember that's painting in another sniffmouse. Thank you so very much for the great walkthough Austen!
ReplyDeleteIf I am going for French red it is usually a Gevrey Chambertin or a Pommard (both very nice Burgundies) but tend to prefer their whites.
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome Sharon.
ReplyDeleteSounds like you have expensive taste! See you tomorrow! Have a great evening!
ReplyDeleteHarrods taste - 7/11 wallet!
ReplyDeleteHey Austen64
ReplyDeleteagree with you about Amarone
Not well known here in the States
but then neither are Barolos>
Good choice with Fillet.
Well worth searching for though Joe!
ReplyDeleteYes
ReplyDeleteI have found a place that does awesome Barolos and Amarones
I think we have just started the EG24 good wine club!
ReplyDeleteThought I'd run back for a second on the chat...LOL Count me in on the Wine Club!
ReplyDeletethere is someone, which can play the game, about 10 people.
ReplyDeletewho just writing "good game", "excellent" , "great game"
and then there are those, who just can not see the hint.
and play by a Walkthrough is not fun.
Thank you Austen for the WT. I was stuck with the plate. I thought the numbers on the plate had to be added (+ sign on the table). I was wrong but thx to you I made it out.
ReplyDeleteBrilliant as usual. Easily the best games on EG24.
ReplyDeleteFunny how one can get fixated on a particular path towards solving a puzzle in a certain manner and that one puzzle stops advancement in the overall game until it's solved.
ReplyDeleteFor example:
I got stuck for a long time thinking that the + sign was related to solving the puzzle for the 8 colors on the table legs.
Instead of adding the colors across from each other, I was using the + sign as a clue and adding colors above and below each other and was getting very frustrated as there wasn't a clear clue to the procedure regarding the color matching.
Then the "AHA!" moment and the rest of the game went pretty smoothly.
Great workout for the brain, as usual! Thanks.
Nice one Sniff!!!
ReplyDeleteNice one Sniff!!!
ReplyDeleteAnother fantastic game i just love them had to look at Austen 64 walkthrough so thanks Austen 64 and thank you Sniffmouse
ReplyDeletegreat at always !!!
ReplyDeleteI understand the colour-mix code. Colours should be purple-grey-green and orange. Why doesn't it work then? Can't get the knife.
ReplyDeleteJef...right colors, wrong order....spoiler below:
ReplyDeletePurple, orange, green, gray
Excellent game (as always!)
ReplyDeleteThanks!
I had a problem with the sliders: as I clicked they went up and then down all by themselves. DOUBLE CLICK them until you get them into the correct position.
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middle-middle-down-up
Wow, I got pwned by that one. Only found 2 mice and had to run for help!
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