Tiny Room Escape
Categories: Flash, Free, Games, Online, Room Escape
Tiny Room Escape is the latest Room Escape game at Gamershood, and this one seems better than the last few released. “You are locked in a room and you can´t remember anything. Try to escape the room by using logic (your own) and maybe even search engines. Do whatever it takes…” Have fun!



here we go
I am stuck.
I found both red diamonds and put them in the moose to get code. got another code from green tub. I got knife and pliers and cant do anything else
Same here………..
More codes:
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tewksbury is written on the back corner of the tub…. looked it up.. town in mass. established in 1637 and official in 1734… but dont know what it does yet
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I tried these codes on the trash can, no luck.
Just want to point out that there’s a Tewkesbury in England too…
OUT!! GOOD ONE….
Anyone still playing?
Still trying – bosco got it, but left no more hints… ugh
Not sure why we have a knife. not sure where to use it. no rose symbol unless it is the war of the roses reference.
anyone have an idea what the knife is for ?
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not sure what date to use now because it lasted soooo long. Help please…
Date:
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I got the codes waah ;_; Show
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where is the other red diamond? missing it somewhere. can anyone help?
If this is better than the previous few Gamershood offerings, then the previous games must have been horrible indeed, and I’m glad I didn’t attempt to play them.
thanks for the help fayyth, I would never have got that
The second ruby:
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Well, you definitely need the knife:
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… and out! See Fayyth’s post about the codes. You can’t use them until
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I have used the rubies and input the codes but nothing happenes
@Mandy: Each code should go in one column, starting from its corresponding figure. If you tilt your head to the left, 2 of them should appear reversed.
dg, thanks for that, it was driving me bonkers