Omelette Room Escape

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Omelette Room Escape is the latest Room Escape game created by Parallellove, the author of Steak Room Escape, Ramen Room Escape, Toast Room Escape, Pasta Room Escape, Sushi Room Escape, Curry Room Escape, Beef Bowl Room Escape and many more.

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

Have fun!

Omelette Room Escape walkthrough (thanks Anemic!)

By Eric

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Anemic says:

September 6, 2009 at 11:00 am

Walkthrough:

Autumn arrives early in the world of self-containing wallpapered rooms. Perhaps Global Warming was overrated after all, and the leaves are turning colors in protest of the United Nations ban on adventure gaming after dusk.

Spontaneously deciding to join the protest, you see an open door, enter a room with scaly green wallpaper, and watch as the door shuts behind you, forcing you to embark on what seems like your 107th adventure of this type.

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You take a look at the door. You’re used to seeing a combination lock, but there’s a heavy plate screwed in its place. No problem. You know you’re going to need a screwdriver later on. Which makes you think for a minute. You’ve seen these plates before.

You already carry your trusty NetBook so you can look up the definitions of obscure medieval weaponry. Why, then, would any adventurer not carry at least one screwdriver at all times? That would prevent you from having to search the cushions of a couch, or unlock a color-keyed door. Just to find the same screwdriver you always find in these rooms.

But there’s none in your backpack. Very upsetting. You thought you had one, too. Maybe a little green man took it from you as you were deciding whether to enter the room? Maybe it was the cool autumn breeze, even though there’s still two weeks left in the summer?

There’s a video screen near the floor, and some mosaic tiles in three groups below the screen. You can turn the tiles black or white. You try creating dirty pictures with the tiles, but that quickly gets old as nothing happens.

You see a book on the floor, in the same position where there’s always a book. You open it to see a big gray square. Smells a little like lemon, invisible ink. But you’ve been fooled before. It may not actually be a clue at all. It could just be a book. Hey, people drop books all the time. Why would you expect one to actually contain a hidden clue of some sort?

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Turning to the right, you see a large bed with a marshmallow comforter. Instantly, you hope smores are part of the secret code, or maybe a secret initiation ritual you must undergo in order to find the code. You reminisce about giant smores and how you became a Phi Delta Omega in college. But that’s a story for another day.

You search the bed thoroughly, but find nothing. Not even a hint of instant cocoa mix. You look to the right of the bed, on the floor, and catch a glance behind the bed. There you find a Red Key.

On the floor just right of the bed you pick up an Omelette. This isn’t a pretty omelette. It’s a hardened mass of egg on one side of a plate. Maybe it was supposed to be fried, but life was just too hard for these eggs and they settled for slightly congealed. There’s a strange red goo on part of the omelete, puddling on the plate. It’s too orangey to be katsup. You stick a finger in it, and instantly regret that decision. It actually stings. You hope this goo isn’t toxic, imagining a team in Haz-mat suits arriving to properly dispose of these plates. Now you know why Global Warming was delayed this year.

Under the bed, near the left side of the frame, you find a Spatula. Perhaps you’re going to cook some omelettes of your own. Omelettes with marshmallow and bacon and a few spices you keep in your backpack along with the screwdriver… oh, hey, the spice rack is gone from your backpack, too. Darn those little green men. No omelettes for them, that’s for certain.

There’s a screen on the wall above the bed. Looking closer, you see a gray blob on the bottom right corner. You scrape the blob with your Spatula and reveal a small gray dot. Clicking on the dot, you take a round gray Coin. Maybe you can pay someone for a screwdriver.

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You turn to the right and see a small bookshelf next to a row of drawers. You look behind the bookshelf on the left side and find the Blue Key. The area behind the drawers on the right side seems promising, but it’s empty, perhaps the manditory red herring area every one of these rooms seems to have.

There’s a red square on the ceiling. You try throwing your coin at it, absent a rare Japanese weapon, but nothing happens.

You unlock the red drawer and find a second Omelette. And, joy of all joys, you find your Screwdriver!

You unlock the blue drawer and there’s Omelette number three. It’s been a long time since you’ve unlocked a drawer and not found food. It’s been an even longer time since you’ve found something worth eating. You tuck the omelette into your backpack, carefully avoiding the red goo. You pick up a pair of Scissors as well. You throw those at the red square on the ceiling, but only succeed in gouging the floor a little.

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Looking to the right, you see a tall set of shelves and a table. There’s a fourth Omelette under the table.

Behind the shelves on the left side, you see a red sheet of paper stuck to the back of the shelves. You take the Paper. Using the Scissors, you cut the red paper, instinctively, into two red dots. You have no idea why you did this, but you did it quite happily.

There’s a small tile box on top of the table. While you know what to do here, you realize that you haven’t seen the image you’re supposed to form with the tiles. This is known as fateful foreshadowing in adventureland. You delay gratification, and wait.

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Moving to the right, you look at the book again, take your Coin, and scrape away at the gray square. You see a penguin with a freakishly died yellow mohawk eating an anchovy. Yummy. Or at least better than the omelettes. Now you know how to solve the tile puzzle.

You also use the Screwdriver to remove the plate on the door. There’s the combination lock for later.

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You move back to the left and address the tile puzzle, quickly forming the penguin picture and taking a Yellow Key from within.

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Turning to the left, you unlock the yellow drawer and find a fifth disgusting Omelette. There’s a pair of Binoculars.

You use the Binoculars to look at the red square on the ceiling. It’s a heavy red rectangle. Maybe it’s the same stuff they used to make the red goo for the omelettes. You think for a minute, then realize why you cut tiny red paper circles. They fit perfectly over the binocular lenses.

You look again at the red square on the ceiling and see an image in red. It looks like the number 353, with the center bar removed from the first three. That’s definitely something to try with the mosaic under the video screen.

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Moving left twice, you look again at the video screen near the floor and recreate the design you saw on the ceiling using the mosaic tiles. But nothing happens. You try it with all the tiles reversed, and still nothing. Confusing.

Maybe the image was upside down? You try arranging the tiles in the same design, only reversed. It spells out the letters ESC. And suddenly a design in four colors appears on the screen.

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By clicking the button on the right, you can change the design three times. By rapidly doing so, you realize you’re forming numbers. There’s a blue 6, then a red 8, then a yellow 9, then a green 3.

You try the combination 6893 in the door, and the lock clicks. You’re able to exit the room and alert Homeland Security about the dangerous substance corroding those omelettes. You go home, regretting the lost opportunity to create smores with the bedspread.
Me2 says:

September 6, 2009 at 1:26 pm

Wow, Anemic, you were fast (and funny) with this one. Thanks!
Me2 says:

September 6, 2009 at 1:36 pm

And, mmmmmmmm, smores…
bones says:

September 6, 2009 at 2:22 pm

wow,out! thanx for help Anemic xx
Lorena says:

September 6, 2009 at 4:22 pm

I love these games but hate how it is so difficult to get in before you can try to get out!
SharpShooter says:

September 6, 2009 at 8:25 pm

smores sound good right now…..

thanks for the help Anemic. :D I love the walkthrough!
sssone says:

September 6, 2009 at 10:44 pm

Yes, the first time I didn’t need help, but loved the walk through Anemic.
Knotaklu says:

September 6, 2009 at 11:05 pm

Very funny W/T, Anemic.I didn’t use it, but after all the comments, I just had to read it. It was fantastic. I liked it better than playing the game. Do it again. Used or not, it creates a whole new unforeseen element to these games. Thanx again
Lady Lark says:

September 9, 2009 at 7:19 am

These games got very boring for me very fast, but now I do them just to enjoy Anemic’s delightful walkthroughs. Thank you for the fun, Anemic, you’re quite talented. Keep up the good writing!