Mystery Mansion 103

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Mystery Mansion 103 is the latest Room Escape game created by Mild Cabin. Unlike the previous installments in the Mystery Mansion series, 103 comes with 3D animated scenes. For an unknown reason, you find yourself in a small apartment  and the exit door is locked…  Have fun!

Mystery Mansion 103 walkthrough (thanks nallam!)

By Eric

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8 Comments to Mystery Mansion 103

1. Anemic says:

   July 11, 2010 at 11:40 pm

   The 3-D makes it absolutely unplayable.

2. Scout88 says:

   July 11, 2010 at 11:41 pm

   Anyone playing? I figured out the code for the box on the dinner table from the code on the wall. Not sure I like the 3D zoom-in. Makes it hard to do a thorough search.

3. nallam says:

   July 12, 2010 at 2:08 am

   Got the code for the box in the window (near the dinner table). The little piano gives the clues for the code, but I can’t figure out the logic behind numbers 3 and 4. Solved by trial and error.
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   code: DXXR

4. nallam says:

   July 12, 2010 at 2:39 am

   Walkthrough:

   Box on the table: Show

   Look at the symbols under the switches and compare them to the frame on the left wall.

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   You have to turn the frame upside down, and the letters with symbols become numbers.

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   Code: 50387. You get a battery (must close and re-open the box in order to get it)

   Box by the window: Show

   Look at the encircled numbers. The clues this time are on the little piano on the right.

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   I think the code is split into 3 different parts: ABC1E, V2Y3W2Z, O*S4Q (with * being the special symbol). Note that number 2 appears twice.

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   It’s fairly easy to get 1=D. 2 could be W or X in the first case, and X or Y in the second, so lets say 2=X. I have no idea how the logic works for the rest, but trial and error tells us that the code is DXXR. You get another battery

   Box under TV: Show

   Look at the Hanoi-towers-kind-of-game on the right. There’s another clue on the paper under the game board.

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   The paper tells you which colored pieces must be moved to which column

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   Pink piece from second column goes to fourth. The yellow one from the third column also goes to the fourth. Last, the cyan piece from the second column goes to the first one.

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   Add the numbers represented by each color piece for each column, and you get the code: 8667. You get a remote control

   TV and remote control:
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   Turn remote and open the battery compartment. Put the batteries in it and close it again.

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   You have to enter a code for the remote. The clue is given by the ladybug on the sofa

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   Click on the ladybug and watch the pattern it follows. Follow the same pattern on the buttons on the remote: 78523. You get a pattern on the TV screen

   Note: Show

   You may have to push the clear button before entering the code. Also, the remote only works if you can see the whole TV in your current view

   Box on table in front of TV: Show

   Notice that you can activate and deactivate buttons in the outer frame.

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   Make the outer frame match the pattern shown on TV (it changes every game). You get the key

   AND OUT!!

   • Another player says:

     July 24, 2010 at 11:06 am

     About the piano:
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     (1): “C1E” -> 1 = D
     (2): “V2Y” -> 2 = W or X , but we have also “W2Z” -> 2 = X or Y.
     So (2) must be X (cause its the only letter which fits in both situations)
     (3): “Y3W” -> 3 = X , cause W, X, Y or backwards: Y, X, W.
     (4): “S4Q” -> 4 = R, cause Q, R, S or backwards: S, R, Q

     If you know the code also uses backward reading, it isnt that hard.

5. Em says:

   July 12, 2010 at 3:25 am

   My code for tvremote wasn´t the same as in WT, so it seems like it change.

6. Dee says:

   July 13, 2010 at 2:52 pm

   Not able to drag the colored pieces to their respective towers. They will not move.

7. pedro says:

   July 15, 2010 at 3:02 pm

   the colored pieces dont move…add them up after you do the 1-2-3

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