Pasta Room Escape

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

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

Have fun!

Pasta Room Escape walkthrough (thanks Anemic!)

By Eric

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21 Comments to Pasta Room Escape

1. Morpheus McGee says:

   August 7, 2009 at 12:02 pm

   Made it out, but missed one bowl of pasta, so apparently I couldn’t eat any of them. ;_;

2. And Introducing... A Leg says:

   August 7, 2009 at 12:03 pm

   Out! And the final code puzzle was bizarrely easy!

3. monte says:

   August 7, 2009 at 12:09 pm

   anyone got the alternate link that some of us need to use

4. And Introducing... A Leg says:

   August 7, 2009 at 12:10 pm

   I only had four bowls too. Presumably, the fifth is in the blue key box, along with a magnifying glass (or similar) for viewing the superfluous clue for the slider box. But where is the blue key?

5. Schubi says:

   August 7, 2009 at 12:48 pm

   Out. I like how you collect pasta, and end up eating sushi when you’re done :)

6. Helu says:

   August 7, 2009 at 12:52 pm

   Very easy! but i liked it , the blue key:Show

   is behind the little light brown movable (where is the box with the puzzle)

7. nokra says:

   August 7, 2009 at 1:11 pm

   as usual a fun game to do without great challenge but I enjoy them none the less!
   @ a legShow

   the blue key is right of wood cabinet

   please use spoiler tags…

8. spi says:

   August 7, 2009 at 1:20 pm

   hm i missed something
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   4 colors on the wall

   but i don´t know how to find the code…

9. spi says:

   August 7, 2009 at 1:23 pm

   out.
   pfff so easy… and i couldn´t see it

10. Anemic says:

    August 7, 2009 at 1:35 pm

    Walkthrough:

    It’s Friday, and you’re walking by a bowling alley, seeking out your latest adventure. You pass a room with a beige tile wall, and you can’t resist walking in. Just for the fun of it, you close and lock the door behind you.

    Your job? Find the combination necessary to open that door again.

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    You start your adventure by looking closely at a screen next to the door. It has a handle, but can’t be lowered any further for now. There’s also a little pamphlet on the floor. It has three Japanese-looking characters written on the pages. You suspect that some of the writing is in temporary ink, and you’ll need to find an eraser to discover a hidden code.
    There’s also a small icon of what looks like a television floating in a bathtub. Could that be the subject of a future tile puzzle?

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    You turn to the right and see a bed. On top of the bed, where normally you’d find a pillow, there’s a plate of pasta. This concerns you, because it means the inhabitant of this room likes to sleep with his head resting on pasta. You look closely at the pasta, and, indeed, it is angel-hair pasta. Which means an angel has been sleeping on this bed.

    There’s also a red sauce on top of the hair. I’d tell you what you discovered there, but it would turn your stomach to the point where you wouldn’t want to complete this adventure. And that would be sad.

    You notice a red key hanging from a string attached to the ceiling. Your mood brightens, as this means you’ll be looking for another one of those medieval weapons that are so fun to play with.

    You look behind the bed on the left side, and under the bed on the right side, toward the foot. You find nothing, which is a bit disturbing, because you had a feeling objects were hiding in both places.

    You click on the headboard, and find a Screwdriver Blade resting on one of the slats. Usually, you find a complete screwdriver, so you’re thinking the room resident has made things especially difficult today.

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    Turning to the right, you see a bureau next to a column of locked drawers. You look under the column, certain you’ll find something, and, again, your hopes are dashed.

    On the wall, you see a checkerboard. Below the checkerboard, a plate fastened to the panel with screws. For some odd reason, you can’t remove the plate with your blade. The screws are that tight. The checkerboard is 12×13 in dimension, which seems quite unusual. There are four black spots on the wall above the checkerboard.

    You look behind the bureau on the left side and find a Shuriken. Whipping out your netbook again, you surf to a site that describes ancient Japanese weapons. A shuriken is a “Ninja star,” used for stabbing or throwing. Fun!

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    You walk to to the right and see a chest next to a small table. On the middle shelf of the table there’s a small box. You click there to see a tile puzzle – an old friend of yours and usually the holder of a yellow key. You assemble the puzzle – is it a television in a bathtub? No. It’s a woman in a mink coat with a funny hat blowing a bubble. But you get the Yellow Key anyway.

    You look behind the table on the right side and find the Blue Key. And you look behind the chest on the left side and find an Eraser.

    Strangely, suspended from the front of the chest, you find a second Plate of Pasta. I guess it was attached to the front by a hair.

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    You move to the right again, and use the eraser on the book. Now it’s even more confusing. Maybe upside-down letters – XE – T. You file away the information for future contemplation.

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    You go back to the right, and decide your Shuriken wasn’t nearly as fun as you had hoped. You throw it at the string hanging from the ceiling (at least it wasn’t more pasta) and collect the Red Key.

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    Moving once more to the right, you unlock all the drawers. From the blue drawer, you take a Magnifying Glass and Plate of Pasta number three.

    From the yellow drawer, it’s Plate of Pasta number four and a Battery. And from the red drawer, you find a Screwdriver Grip and a fifth Plate of Pasta. That’s way too much angel hair. Perhaps your goal is to construct a wig for an elderly priest?

    You put the Blade in the Grip and you have a regulation Screwdriver with a blue handle.

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    Looking again at the checkerboard, you use the Screwdriver to remove the plate. Then you insert the Battery in the hole you just uncovered.

    There, on the checkerboard, the letters EXIT again. The I is on top of the E. By clicking on the letters, you can move pieces of them.

    Perhaps proper assembly requires a formation rather like the one you found in the book?

    You notice that the X cannot move. So that must be the basis of the design. You construct a backward E next to it. But that doesn’t work at all.

    Instead, you try creating the word EXIT. Maybe the letters in the book were just there to show you the letters you needed to assemble? Just moving the I down makes a huge difference.

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    Going back to the wall with a door, you see fuzzy shapes on the screen.

    Just for grins, you use the the magnifying glass to look at the icon of the television in the bathtub, and there you see the picture of the woman in the coat blowing a bubble. Funny how that works.

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    Looking closer at the screen, you see a series of colored shapes in better definition. These shapes form four numbers, viewed on the diagonal.

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    The numbers are 6358. Could it be that easy? You go back to the door, enter the combination, and you’re quickly out of the room.

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    You exit the room, in desperate search of someone who makes wigs. Perhaps they have a solution that removes congealed red substances from hair. Or perhaps you’ll get arrested for suspicion of killing an angel. Either way, that’s another adventure!

11. Merrytyme1 says:

    August 7, 2009 at 1:37 pm

    This is the first time I’ve finished a game without one hint – am I getting better, or are the games getting easier?

12. And Introducing... A Leg says:

    August 7, 2009 at 2:16 pm

    Nokra: thanks. But how can it be a spoiler when I was speculating about what might have been in a box I couldn’t open?

13. Dimwit says:

    August 7, 2009 at 2:56 pm

    Wonderful, I collected 5 plates of pasta, but ate sushi when i got out????

14. Kayla says:

    August 7, 2009 at 5:37 pm

    2 minutes 35 seconds! boo yah! that was an easy one. and i agree with leg dude. i dont think they needed tags for that, nokra.

15. dg says:

    August 8, 2009 at 12:02 am

    Yum yummy! This pasta is finger-clicking good!

16. dg says:

    August 8, 2009 at 12:34 am

    Too easy. You don’t need the Show

    magnifying glass or the face(s) in the book (it’s a well-known drawing in which you either see an old woman or a young one).

    You also don’t need the Show

    booklet

    because figuring out Show

    EXIT

    on the checkerboard is easy.

17. Me2 says:

    August 8, 2009 at 2:27 pm

    I’m starting to look forward to Anemic’s walkthroughs even more that these fun games. Thanks!

18. DNOMN8R says:

    August 8, 2009 at 5:55 pm

    @Me2: Me too! (No pun intended.)

19. goldie says:

    August 9, 2009 at 7:03 am

    Thnxx people, outttt.

20. Ellieee. says:

    August 9, 2009 at 12:29 pm

    Wow, the walkthrough was fun to read and everything, so i enjoyed this game a lot! :)
    The keys were easy to find, so it wasn’t to bad
    Didnt really need the Show

    magnifying glass

    Because the Show

    picture on the box is a well known illusion

    But i enjoyed this :)

21. hilman says:

    August 9, 2009 at 10:29 pm

    hahaha, i miss the blue key..
    thanks anemic…
    (and once again, it means i solve the puzzle box again without seeing the clue..)

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