Sushi Room Escape

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Sushi Room Escape is the latest Room Escape game created by Parallellove, the author of Curry Room Escape, Beef Bowl Room Escape, Rice Room Escape, Salada Room Escape, Cabbage Room Escape, Scallion Room Escape, Bamboo Shot Room Escape and many more.

You are trapped in an unknown room, and you will have to collect several sushi plates today…

Have fun!

Sushi Room Escape walkthrough (thanks Anemic!)

By Eric

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20 Comments to Sushi Room Escape

1. stupefyin says:

   July 30, 2009 at 11:30 pm

   I love these games!!

2. Snowman says:

   July 31, 2009 at 12:00 am

   So far:
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   Turn right
   Get sushi on bed
   Turn right twice
   Get sushi on table
   Click on box, create picture of woman
   Get yellow key
   Collect blue key behind black drawers
   Use yellow key on lock, get sushi and dust cloth
   Use blue key on blue lock, get sushi and blue ball
   Go to bed screen, look behind bed and get red key
   Go back and use red key on lock, get sushi and screwdriver
   Go to table, use dust cloth under the table
   Note 13YR
   Go to the panel near the door and use screwdriver, note symbols
   Go to lock drawers, look behind the black drawers and get yellow ball

   My thoughts
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   I’m getting the idea that 13YR has something to do with those symbols near the door, and maybe we’ll get something to get that red ball from the ceiling. Then the balls will help find out the main code for the door.

3. Snowman says:

   July 31, 2009 at 12:05 am

   One more thing:
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   Place to insert balls on top of black drawers near bed
   Pole under bed, use on red ball, get red ball
   Put in blue yellow red balls on top of black drawers, find TEST

   Now figuring out final code

4. Snowman says:

   July 31, 2009 at 12:15 am

   Sorry to post so much, trying to help everyone along.

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   Click symbols and make the word TEST, then you get another set of symbols

5. Kitty says:

   July 31, 2009 at 12:16 am

   Ah! Always, in everyone of Parallel’s games, I can never figure out the final code, especially this one.

6. Grootmoeder says:

   July 31, 2009 at 12:31 am

   out, nice game

7. chickie says:

   July 31, 2009 at 1:55 am

   to get the final code
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   move the tiles around so that the colored dots on each tile are matched up. the shapes form numbers

8. Anemic says:

   July 31, 2009 at 2:00 am

   Walkthrough:

   You’re wandering the streets, minding your own business. You turn a corner and you see an open door. Unable to resist, you walk inside and find yourself in a dark room with beige tile walls.

   The door snaps close behind you. Frantically, you claw at the door handle but you can’t escape. You look at a combination lock on the door and realize, for the 102nd time, that you probably need to discover this combination in order to leave the room.

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   Invigorated at the opportunity to solve yet another mystery, you look around the room. You see a television screen on the wall. Your sense of adventure tells you that, more than likely, this screen holds some seriously important clues. But you can’t figure out how the screen works. You see a plate covering the area below the screen. You know you’re going to need a screwdriver sooner or later.

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   You turn to the right, and see a day bed next to a small end table. There’s a small tray of some sort on the bed. You lean closer. Oh, eww! It’s a tray of Sushi. You have no idea how long it’s been there, but the color of the rice and stench of rotting salmon tells you it has been more than a few hours. In fact, the wasabi has turned yellow. Have you ever seen yellow wasabi? Not a pleasant visual. Reluctantly, you put the sushi in your all-purpose giant adventure bag. Hoping against hope that the other contents of the bag aren’t ruined.

   You look under the bed on the left side and find what’s described as a Fauchard. Since you have your netbook handy, you run to Wikipedia and look up fauchard. It’s a medieval polearm consisting of a curved blade atop a six-foot pole. Very cool. This will cut a lot of sushi. So you put it in your adventure bag.

   You look behind the bed on the right side and find a Red Key. This is exciting, because you know you’ll have the joy of finding a row of locked drawers with red, yellow and blue keyholes in the near future. Or maybe not so exciting. Because some of those drawers will likely contain sushi. And, as bad as the one plate you’ve found smells, you can only imagine the stench of sushi rotting for weeks in a hot, locked drawer. You hope it’s a refrigerated row of drawers.

   You feel your way around the bed for a while, looking for more hidden clues. You even jab it with your new fauchard a few times. Nothing to find. Turning your attention to the end table, you find a small area near the top with three circular holes. Seems like a good idea to discover objects you can place in those holes, doesn’t it?

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   Turning to the right, you see two bureaus. One an antique and the other more modern with locked drawers and colored keyholes.

   You look behind the antique on the left side and find a Yellow Ball. That’s something that will fit in the end table. You look under the modern bureau for a while, but don’t see anything of interest.

   Up in the top left corner of the room, you see a red ball hanging from a string. This looks like a job for Fauchard Man! Holding the Fauchard, you cut the string and take the Red Ball. And now your fauchard is gone, and you feel a tinge of sadness.

   You use the Red Key in the red keyhole. Holding your nose, you grab a second tray of Sushi and quickly stuff it in your bag. You also take a Screwdriver.

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   Turning again to the right, you see a big table and a bookshelf. You look under the table. There, on the wall, is a bunch of scribbling in black ink. Hey, you’re no rookie adventurer. You know that underneath that scribble is the clue of a lifetime. So you had better find a cloth or something to wipe away the black ink. Maybe that wasabi has aged enough?

   You take a third tray of stinky Sushi from atop the table. You look behind the bookshelf on the left side and find a Blue Key.

   There’s a small box on one of the lower shelves of the bookcase. You look to see a tile puzzle. You know what that means! It’s time to rearrange the tiles to form a design. But what design? You’ve looked everywhere, and there’s no design to copy.

   Tentatively, you stretch your fingers and begin to arrange the tiles. You work faster and faster, joining the black areas. Suddenly, you see a relief of a theater woman and a musical note at the top of the screen. Who was this mysterious woman? What is she doing on a box? What has she done with the clue you needed? So many questions, but the sushi is starting to burn a hole in your bag, so you open the box and take the Yellow Key.

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   Going back to the left, you use the Blue Key to open a drawer. You take a fourth tray of Sushi and a Blue Ball. By now, you’re so used to the smell of rotting salmon that you don’t even have to suppress a gag reflex.

   You use the Yellow Key to open another drawer and take a fifth tray of Sushi and a Dustcloth.

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   Quickly, you move to the right and look under the table again. You use the Dustcloth on the scribble, and reveal the letters “13YR.” What could that mean? Is there a teenager hiding in a drawer somewhere?

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   You move to the left twice, and decide to try placing those colored balls in the holes at the top of the end table. But what order? You remember that the colored keyholes are ordered: blue, yellow, red. And you think to yourself, “13YR, 13YR, 13YR… well, Y could be yellow, and R could be red, but 13… hey, maybe B for Blue?” You place the balls in that order, step away, and see the word TEST written on the end table.

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   Moving back to the left, you examine the video screen. Using the Screwdriver, you remove the plate below the screen. There are little yellow bars you can move around a grid with four letters or numbers.

   Playing a bit with the bars, you can form letters and other figures. What about the word TEST? You form it, and instantly a series of colored figures appears on the screen.

   This is complicated. There are 7 figures with a yellow background, 4 light blue, 5 green and 6 pink. Perhaps that’s meaningful. And there are 5 light blue colored dots, 3 purple, 5 pink, 8 dark green, 8 red, 8 dark blue, 1 medium blue and 6 yellow. Maybe that’s the puzzle. Or maybe you’re going to play dominoes and that has nothing to do with the final combination?

   But you don’t have anything at all that gives you an idea about what colors to use. For the heck of it, you try 7456 as the combination, counting the background bars. But that doesn’t work.

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   Dominoes? Well, what about them? You start imagining each figure, connecting the colored dots. You start with the light blue pieces, since there are only four of them. There’s the number 4. Maybe you’re on to something.

   The green figure forms a 3. The pink figure, a 6, and the yellow figure, an 8, So you try the combination 8436, and the door clicks.

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   You exit the room, relieved. A voice tells you to go ahead and eat the sushi, but you know better, find a public bathroom, and try to flush it away. This causes a flood and leads to an entirely new adventure. But that’s a tale for another day.

9. goldie says:

   July 31, 2009 at 2:58 am

   Game Clear, thnxxxx.

10. Totenkopf says:

    July 31, 2009 at 3:50 am

    Thank you for the hints about the code…I’m too lazy even to try to understand it!

11. hilman says:

    July 31, 2009 at 4:33 am

    hahahaha…
    looks like the game designers have been tired to hear the comments that said no need to find clue to solve the puzzle box, so this time they didn’t put the clue :p

    @anemic : hahahaha, very funny walkthrough..

12. nokra says:

    July 31, 2009 at 8:16 am

    The walkthrough is brilliant fun!!! Thanks Anemic!!!
    I got as far as I could before reading it and did pretty well, then using Snowman hints, I input the balls and got TEST on drawers, and wrote the yellow TEST…nothing! What a letdown! Everything else is correct! Have 5 smelly sushis and empty inventory. I will start over and see what happens doing it the Anemic way….tbc..

13. nokra says:

    July 31, 2009 at 8:58 am

    OK, thanks all, it was fun…must have done something out of order before. Once again, great entertaining narrative, Anemic!!!

14. Andy says:

    July 31, 2009 at 8:58 am

    Nokra – Show

    there are multiple ways to make the same letters in TEST, but the ‘dominoes’ only show up if they’re aligned properly. I had to rearrange the tiles that form the S.

15. Reka says:

    July 31, 2009 at 9:30 am

    Hilman, judging by the quality of the “English” used in these games, I rather severely doubt if the game designers would be capable of reading our comments if they ever happened upon this forum. So I’m sure there’s a clue for the picture puzzle somewhere, and if we hunted enough dead pixels, we’d find it.

    Anemic, I love your narrative walkthroughs. In fact, I practically look forward to them more than I look forward to playing the game. :)

16. dg says:

    July 31, 2009 at 3:06 pm

    Dear players,

    Contrary to what one of you wrote, we assure you that the sushi is absolutely fresh! That’s why the game takes so long to load. As soon as somebody loads the game, we prepare the sushi fresh for him! Of course, if it takes somebody hours to escape the room, we cannot be responsible for that!

    Enjoy your sushi!

17. geez says:

    July 31, 2009 at 7:19 pm

    Code solution map

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    ————————–
    yellow group
    ========

    Pink+++Green

    Red+++Blue

    LBlue Purple Blue Red
    + + + +
    + + + +
    + + + +
    Red Blue Green Pink

    Solution
    =====

    LBlue +++Purple
    + +
    + +
    + +
    Red++++Blue
    + +
    + +
    + +
    Pink++++Green
    ____________________
    Light Blue group
    ==========

    Pink++++Green

    Green Yellow Red
    + + +
    + + +
    + + +
    Blue Green Pink

    Solution
    =====

    Red Yellow
    + +
    + +
    + +
    Pink++++Green
    +
    +
    +
    Blue
    ___________________
    Green group
    ========

    LightBlue+++Yellow

    Pink+++Red

    Green+++Blue

    Blue Yellow
    + +
    + +
    + +
    Red Blue

    Solution
    =====

    Liblue++Yellow
    +
    +
    +
    Green+++Blue
    +
    +
    +
    Pink++++Red

    ______________
    Pink group
    ======

    Liblue +++Purple

    Yellow+++Green

    Red++++Blue

    Yellow Green Liblue
    + + +
    + + +
    + + +
    Red Blue Yellow

    Solution
    =====

    Liblue+++Purple
    +
    +
    +
    Yellow+++Green
    + +
    + +
    + +
    Red++++Blue

18. geez says:

    July 31, 2009 at 7:54 pm

    Fixed code map

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    ————————–
    yellow group
    ========

    Pink+++Green

    Red+++Blue

    LBlue……..Purple…….Blue…….Red
    +……………+…………+………..+
    +……………+…………+………..+
    +……………+…………+………..+
    Red…………Blue…….Green…..Pink

    Solution
    =====

    LBlue +++Purple
    +……………..+
    +……………..+
    +……………..+
    Red+++++Blue
    +……………..+
    +……………..+
    +……………..+
    Pink+++++Green
    ____________________
    Light Blue group
    ==========

    Pink++++Green

    Green…Yellow…Red
    +……….+……..+
    +……….+……..+
    +……….+……..+
    Blue…..Green…Pink

    Solution
    =====

    Red……..Yellow
    +……………+
    +……………+
    +……………+
    Pink++++Green
    ………………..+
    ………………..+
    ………………..+
    ……………..Blue
    ___________________
    Green group
    ========

    LightBlue+++Yellow

    Pink+++Red

    Green+++Blue

    Blue……Yellow
    +………….+
    +………….+
    +………….+
    Red……..Blue

    Solution
    =====

    Liblue++Yellow
    ……………….+
    ……………….+
    ……………….+
    Green+++Blue
    ……………….+
    ……………….+
    ……………….+
    Pink++++Red

    ______________
    Pink group
    ======

    Liblue +++Purple

    Yellow+++Green

    Red++++Blue

    Yellow.Green…Liblue
    +……….+……..+
    +……….+……..+
    +……….+……..+
    Red……Blue…Yellow

    Solution
    =====

    Liblue+++Purple
    +
    +
    +
    Yellow+++Green
    +…………..+
    +…………..+
    +…………..+
    Red++++Blue

19. lml4eva119007 says:

    July 31, 2009 at 9:20 pm

    Games should not be busy!!!! ARRRRGGGGGG!!!!!!! These games are bad man!! lol

20. DNOMN8R says:

    August 1, 2009 at 5:39 pm

    Reka, I completely agree with the second half of your comment. Thx again Anemic!

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