The lightning bolt symbol shows that it is probably an electrical panel, and you need a flat-head screwdriver to open it.
On the right side of the wall, high up near the ceiling, is a panel of some sort. A close-up of the painting shows an upside down club symbol, parts of some other symbols, and the fact that the pictures moves left-right and up-down slightly. There is also a large painting on the wall. Click on the mirror and you will see a reflection of a picture of a Dharma doll. You are now facing a wall with a large mirror. A close up will show more screws needing a phillip's head screwdriver. In close up you will notice that the clock is missing hands.Ībove the shelving unit is a vent with a turning fan. We've seen these patterns before.Ībove the safe is a clock. The objects in the open cubbyholes are also of note, especially the bowtie with the blue polka-dot pattern and the picture of a sweater with a diamond pattern. The fourth door, the one with a diamond, appears to have some sort of plate screwed on it, requiring a phillip's head screwdriver. Three of the doors (hearts, clubs, and spades) need keys. Notice that in each of the four corners of the unit are four doors with card suits on them.
ESCAPE SIMULATOR WALKTHROUGH CODE
Again, we don't know the code so back up.Ĭlick on the shelving unit for a close up. The safe door appears to have a 3 x 4 grid of buttons. In the alcove of the wall itself are a safe and a shelving unit. We don't know what patterns to enter yet, so back up. Note that the buttons in this lock make colored patterns. On the wall to the right of the door is a small panel, click on it. You begin facing an alcoved wall with a door on the left. Although, in this case, perhaps you'd better really look deep. Just remember, when gazing into mirrors it is sometimes wise not to look too closely lest you get lost inside with no hope of escape. The game is fun, challenging, logical, and a joy for experienced room escapers looking for something fresh and new. The designer is treading into Mya's Neutral territory with Mirror Escape in regard to variety and difficulty of puzzles. Trust me, you'll need a lot of logic to get out of this one. The graphics are lovely with a muted color palette, leaving the logic of the room to take center stage. This is definitely not a five minutes and out type of room, which makes the save feature very handy if you want to walk away for a while and approach the game with a fresh perspective. The challenges depend on color perception, spatial perception, and your ability to think ahead. Kotorinosu, designer of past favorites Shadow and Dangerous Gen-Kan Escape 2 has created yet another moody, terrific puzzle room. And what a fantastic bunch of puzzles await the intrepid gamer! Solving your way out will depend on guile, cunning, the ability to find objects, the ability to combine objects, the ability to observe very carefully, but most especially your ability to solve puzzles. You wander around using the standard bars/arrows at the edges of the screen and simply click on objects in the space for a close up. Mirror Escape is a classic one (well, one and a half) room escape. What, you were expecting something more profound? This is Weekday Escape, not Weekday Soul Search.
ESCAPE SIMULATOR WALKTHROUGH FULL
In Mirror Escape, the fantastic new room escape from Kotorinosu, the mirror (or, rather, mirrors, as this room is full of them) is one that looks straight into.your ability to solve your way out of this tricky room. Mirror, Mirror, on the wall, who's the fairest of them all? When you look into a mirror do you see just the surface, or do you see deep inside? The answer depends both upon what type of person you are as well as what type of mirror that you are peering into.
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