Pudding Room Escape

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Pudding Room Escape is the latest Room Escape game created by Parallellove, the author of Donut Room Escape, Croquette Room Escape, Mackerel Pike Room Escape, Omelette Room Escape, Steak Room Escape, Ramen Room Escape and many more.

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

Have fun!

Pudding Room Escape walkthrough (thanks Anemic!)

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1. nokra says:

   October 17, 2009 at 8:15 am

   I was waiting for this one… anyone else? lets go!

2. nokra says:

   October 17, 2009 at 8:17 am

   Darn! these games are always BUSY when they are new…still trying..

3. nokra says:

   October 17, 2009 at 8:19 am

   YEA! I’m in…here I go.

4. Lindsii says:

   October 17, 2009 at 8:20 am

   i can never figure out those stupid block codes :(

5. nokra says:

   October 17, 2009 at 8:21 am

   so far it IS looking a little different…nice for a change

6. Lindsii says:

   October 17, 2009 at 8:22 am

   its really easy….except for the stupid number code

7. Ralf says:

   October 17, 2009 at 8:22 am

   where can i use the stick??
   And some help with the code, plz)

8. Lindsii says:

   October 17, 2009 at 8:23 am

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   stick is used under table to get the pencil

9. Lindsii says:

   October 17, 2009 at 8:24 am

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   the table with the puzzle box

10. Lindsii says:

    October 17, 2009 at 8:26 am

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    and the pliers are on the left side of the sink so you can use the ink thing with the brush that is under the big black cabinet

11. Ralf says:

    October 17, 2009 at 8:27 am

    Thanks!
    I consider these games finished as soon as I get all items and find all hints for the code. Because codes usually don’t make sense to me)

12. Lindsii says:

    October 17, 2009 at 8:28 am

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    and the code is blue green yellow red and the triangles go ^>vv< but the block codes confuse me

13. Lindsii says:

    October 17, 2009 at 8:30 am

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    the thing messed up… up right left down and right down down left

14. Hannah says:

    October 17, 2009 at 8:31 am

    how do you use the ink with the brush? i cant get them to combine

15. Lindsii says:

    October 17, 2009 at 8:32 am

    and if any one makes sense of the code I’ll be happy :)

16. nokra says:

    October 17, 2009 at 8:33 am

    the first screenShow

    you see a blank book, guess we have to find something to write with

    The vivid blue room is cool and peaceful..and the are no acrid odors for a change

17. nokra says:

    October 17, 2009 at 8:37 am

    I tried to paint on the mirror…no luck…where to use paint?

18. Lindsii says:

    October 17, 2009 at 8:38 am

    there isn’t a mirror just a blank picture on the wall…

19. nokra says:

    October 17, 2009 at 8:40 am

    are we supposed to see 4 numbers in the blocky puzzle?

20. Lindsii says:

    October 17, 2009 at 8:40 am

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    ink= yellow drawer with cup of water with the ink block+ brush+picture=hint thing..

21. nokra says:

    October 17, 2009 at 8:44 am

    I’m in yellow drawer, did put in water..trying to use paintbrush but nothing…what am I missing?
    I also haveShow

    something that looks like a remote…can’t use

22. Lindsii says:

    October 17, 2009 at 8:46 am

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    that remote thing goes in the water to make ink

23. nokra says:

    October 17, 2009 at 8:46 am

    Aw crap…That remote thingy was paint????

24. Ellie says:

    October 17, 2009 at 8:47 am

    I got the code from another site, but have no idea yet how to find the numbers in the blocks.
    Someone might find it easier to figure it out once you know the numbers?

    Code:Show

    1279

25. Lindsii says:

    October 17, 2009 at 8:47 am

    yeah

26. Lindsii says:

    October 17, 2009 at 8:48 am

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    haha i had the 1 and 7 of the codes but no where near the 2 and 9

27. Lindsii says:

    October 17, 2009 at 8:49 am

    i ate pudding :)

28. nokra says:

    October 17, 2009 at 8:49 am

    soooo, superimpose (in your head) the clue I just got on the other blocks….never could do that…my brain doesn’t work that way…lol
    any luck Lindsii?

29. Lindsii says:

    October 17, 2009 at 8:51 am

    yeah I’m out Ellie put up the code (thank you!) haha it was an interesting game but all of these games are..

30. Ellie says:

    October 17, 2009 at 8:51 am

    I’m not satisfied until I know HOW to get the code, not just the numbers, but this one is tough.

31. nokra says:

    October 17, 2009 at 8:53 am

    Thanks guys…still do not see it either but …out and eating pudding…I’m sure Alimax will say it is seriously putrid and curdled!!

32. nokra says:

    October 17, 2009 at 9:01 am

    Of course I meant to name ANEMIC…as soon as I wrote I knew it was wrong…
    We are waiting for your WT, anemic!

33. dg says:

    October 17, 2009 at 9:31 am

    To get the green and blue patterns, turn the triangles like this:
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    ^ > < v

34. dg says:

    October 17, 2009 at 10:46 am

    The “rule” for the patterns:
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    Note the black and white pattern on the board – it’s 3X3. Imagine that the white squares have an “R” (for reverse) written in them. Now look at the red pattern – it’s 6X6, which you can divide with bold lines to make a pattern of 3×3 large squares, each made up of 2X2 small squares. Now, change the 4 large squares corresponding to the “R” squares so that red is interchanged with black, and leave the other squares unchanged. You get 9. The yellow pattern gives you 7, the blue gives you 1 (white on blue background), and the green gives you 2 (white on green background).

    And Bob’s your uncle. How I found this “rule”: the 3X3 pattern means that you have to do something different with the black and white squares. I tried various things, such as turning the 2X2 tiles by 90 or 180 degrees, but the only thing which made sense with all the patterns was this “rule”.

35. Ellie says:

    October 17, 2009 at 11:54 am

    Thanks dg!!

36. Andy says:

    October 17, 2009 at 5:27 pm

    The orientation of the triangles to get the green and blue codes comes from the Show

    teddy bears

    .

    But I still don’t know how to combine the ink stick with the water.

37. DNOMN8R says:

    October 17, 2009 at 9:25 pm

    THAT IS NOT PUDDING.

38. BoomBoxer says:

    October 17, 2009 at 11:16 pm

    i still don’t understand the code explanation by dg ):

    use the cup on the sink and use it on the black thingy in the yellow key cupboard. then use the ink stick on it.

    btw those who are shock that that is an inkstick, i bet you guys arent asian :P

39. dg says:

    October 18, 2009 at 12:39 am

    @BoomBoxer:
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    1. Make a 6X6 pattern.
    2. Change every second line to bold – you get a 3X3 pattern of large squares, each made up of 2X2 small squares.
    3. Take one of the patterns, say the red one, and copy all the large squares corresponding to the black squares in the pattern above the bed.
    4. For the other large squares (those corresponding to the white squares), just reverse the colors, that is, a small dark square remains white, and a small light square becomes black.

40. Anemic says:

    October 18, 2009 at 3:16 am

    “Now busy. Try it again later.”

    The words taunt me like a six-year-old riding a balloon solo for the first time, driven by a father who wants nothing more than to appear on camera incessantly, perhaps shaking hands with Paris Hilton or going to a Hollywood premiere with Posh Beckham.

    I’ll let you in on a secret, though, to start off our adventure: you can beat this problem. I know many of you avoid the Parallellove universe because it always appears to be busy. Rather than waiting, then clicking on the link again, simply hit refresh and try and start the game again immediately. I’ve never seen the busy message twice that way. Clicking on the link, however? Seems like a regular problem.

    Anyway, now that Paris Hilton, perhaps her older sister Nicky, Balloon Boy’s weirdo daddy, and maybe even that woman who sued McDonalds because she spilled hot coffee on her lap are all adventuring along with us, we can get started on our 113rd trip down memory lane.

    You enter the room. The door closes behind you. You see a four-digit combination lock. It’s a blue room with a black-and-white checkered tile floor this time. Thank the parallel godlets for small favors – at least we haven’t seen the checkered floor before… I think…

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    There’s a video screen on the wall. You look closely, and, instead of colored buttons there are white triangles along the bottom edge. At least that’s new. You can click the buttons, and the triangles will face up, down, right or left. I suppose there’s a way to arrange them to make something appear on the screen.

    There’s also a clue book on the floor. It’s blank. So either there are no clues for this adventure, or you’ll need to find something to draw with.

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    You turn to the right and there’s a bed and a picture frame on the wall above the bed. I wrote that before I actually turned to the right. How, you ask? I’m clairvoyant. Or maybe I’m not and I just expect this parallel universe to have a bed and a picture frame here because I’ve seen this before.

    The picture in the frame is blank. You’ll need something else to draw with. Likely not the same thing you’ll need to draw in the clue book, though, because that’s the way we roll in this universe.

    You search all over the bed. Somewhere, there’s bound to be something useful. You peek in front of the pillow, finding a way to look under the pillow. There’s the Red Key. You breathe a familiar sigh of relief. Last week, the red key was on a different screen, and it took you hours to recover from the surprise. Now that the red key is back near the bed, all is right, all is calm, all is copasetic.

    You look under the bed, on the right side, and you see four colored circles drawn on the frame – blue, green, yellow, red. You suppose that color order will come in handy later. You pick up an Ink Stick. Or maybe it’s a Stink Ick? It looks more like a USB thumb drive. But you suspect that if you put it on your computer, your USB port won’t work very well any more. You try drawing on the picture frame with your stick, but nothing happens.

    You notice four stuffed bears on the bed. One is lying on its back, the next one is facing right, the third one is facing left and the fourth on is on its stomach. You can’t ink them, or really interact with them at all. You suspect their positioning is important, perhaps related to the white arrows on the video screen.

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    You turn to the left, and try moving the arrow buttons on the video screen to match the bears’ positioning: up, right, left, down. You see two 6×6 diagrams, one green, one blue. These are likely clues for the final combination lock puzzle, but it’s a little too early to figure them out.

    You try the stick on the clue book, but nothing happens. So, basically, you have what’s called an ink stick, and you have two places you need to draw. But you can’t draw at all. Hmmm.

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    You turn to the left and see a cabinet with a sink, and a table. On top of the table, you see a grey puzzle box. You know what that means – it’s tile puzzle time!!!

    Now, in the past, you’ve received clues as to what image you’re supposed to form with these tiles. But last week, there was no clue. And it’s always an easy puzzle, so you don’t really need to wait. Maybe you’ll find the clue, maybe you won’t. I don’t particularly care to wait this week, so I’ll have you solve it right now.

    You form a picture of a swan with a big, short, bushy tail. Perhaps it’s sitting on a gorilla. Anyway, you open the box and take the Yellow Key.

    You look under the table, on the right side, and you see a pencil. You try and grab the pencil, and a mysterious voice calls out, “you can’t touch.” Well, why not? You want that pencil. It’s probably useful for drawing where an ink stick isn’t. But, for now, there’s no touching. It must be a magic pencil with a force field. You make a mental note to find a Star Trek thingamajig useful for breaking force fields.

    You look behind the cabinet on the left side and find a pair of Nippers. Looks like you’ll need to nip something.

    On the bottom shelf of the table, you find Pudding. This is bizzarro pudding. I think it’s supposed to be Creme Brulee, which is French for “burnt cream,” for those of you keeping score. It was allegedly invented in the 17th Century, and is a rich and delicious combination of caramel and vanilla.

    In this case, though… no, not tempting or delicious in the slightest. It has the consistency of a ham hock and the carmelized sugar on top appears more like a bicycle tire. Whoever constructed this atrocity has no respect for the culinary arts. The cream base shakes like week-old jello, and an odor rather like warm sweat socks assaults your senses. You are not eating this pudding.

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    You turn to the left and see a row of drawers with colored locks next to a bureau. You look behind the cabinets on the right side and find the Blue Key.

    You look under the bureau and see a pen of some sort attached to the bottom of the furniture. You use the Nippers to take a Brush. You try dipping the brush in the stink ick, then the pudding, but nothing happens. You take a second Pudding from the top of the cabinets.

    So it’s time to start opening drawers…

    The Blue Key gives you your third Pudding and a Cup. The Yellow Key reveals a fourth Pudding and a black block. You try placing your brush, your pudding and your cup in the black block, but nothing happens. The Red Key unveils a fifth jiggly, smelly, horrifying Pudding, and a Stick.

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    You move to the right. You place the Cup in the sink, and suddenly the sink turns on, filling the cup. Odd. The sink wasn’t working before. This is obviously a magic cup.

    You use the Stick under the table to take the magic Pencil.

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    You move back to the left, open the yellow drawer, and pour the water from the Cup on the black block. It forms a puddle. You then put the Ink Stick in the puddle and the puddle turns black. Finally, you put the Brush in the black puddle, and it appears that the brush now contains black ink.

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    Time to go back to the left and look at the picture frame again. You can’t draw on it with the pencil. Maybe you can with the Brush. Somehow, you draw a checkerboard with a 3×3 grid. This must be a clue for reading the blue and green designs on the video screen.

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    You go to the left and start drawing in the book with your Pencil. You create a black drawing of a vase or a face of some sort, along with arrows pointing right, down, down and left.

    You go back to the video screen, input the new arrow codes, and see red and yellow diagrams.

    What do you do to determine the combination, however? The 3×3 checkerboard indicates you’ll be dividing the diagrams somehow, but nothing is readily apparent.

    You realize that the 6×6 grids can be divided into 9 2×2 mini-grids. And that would give you the same type of pattern as the 3×3 checkerboard you saw on the picture frame.

    You need pen and paper for this, but what you need to do is re-draw each of these grids. Each square of the 3×3 checkerboard corresponds to a 2×2 mini-grid. When redrawing, draw only the lighter-colored squares when re-drawing the black areas of the checkerboard. But for the white areas, draw only the darker-colored squares of the grid.

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    If you do this correctly, you will draw numbers on the grid. The blue is the easiest. This is the number 1, consisting of only five grid pieces on the right side of the grid.

    You draw a 2 on the green grid. You form a 7 on the yellow grid and a 9 on the red grid. Remembering the colored circles under the bed, blue, green, yellow, red, you come up with the combination: 1279.

    You try the combination on the door lock and you’re soon out of the room. You find you have a need to hunt down whomever concocted the jiggly, rancid pudding, however, so you can express your… umm… appreciation. In the form of pudding in the face.

41. Ellie says:

    October 18, 2009 at 4:19 am

    Excellent walkthrough as usual, Anemic!!

    When reading it I saw how you can simlify the number-drawing part even more:

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    When you re-draw the grids, draw only the darker-colored squares for the black areas, and only the lighter-colored squares for the white areas.
    You see the numbers like this as well.

42. DNOMN8R says:

    October 18, 2009 at 6:59 am

    Another excellent Anemic w-thru!
    I already knew about the “refresh” trick, and I liked that Stella Liebeck reference.
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    She’s the lady who sued McDonald’s after she spilled coffee on her lap.

43. Toxic says:

    October 18, 2009 at 10:27 am

    Anemic, no force field involved Show

    it was obviously an MC Hammer pencil ;-)

44. Knotaklu says:

    October 18, 2009 at 4:36 pm

    Yeah, because we all know that all 83 year old people haven’t enough life experience to understand that the fresh brewed “HOT COFFEE” they just ordered, might have a detrimental effect if poured into their laps.

45. Knotaklu says:

    October 18, 2009 at 4:53 pm

    @Anemic:

    In the future you might concider how to add a registered trademark logo to names like “Star Trek”.

    You’re becoming so popular here you could get sued!

    LOL

46. Lady Lark says:

    October 19, 2009 at 4:46 am

    I refuse to play these games until Anemic’s walkthrough is up! It just wouldn’t be the same or even fun! Unfortunately, I have a feeling Parallellove thinks its popularity comes from their games, rather than Anemic’s brilliant walkthroughs. They’re wrong!

47. Remedii says:

    October 22, 2009 at 8:53 am

    I have a problem…

    I got everything else all figured out, except, my Show

    “video screen” only has TWO triangles.

    Why? Or is it supposed to be that way?

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