Usavich – Escape Time

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Usavich – Escape Time is a Japanese Room Escape game from EscapeCafe. The game features a couple of rabbits, Kirenenko and Putin, imprisoned in a Soviet prison. Usavich is a series of animated films being created for MTV Japan by Satoshi Tomioka and his studio Kanaban Graphics. Have fun!

Usavich – Escape Time walkthrough (thanks Genie!)

By Eric

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8 Comments to Usavich – Escape Time

1. Scout88 says:

   November 9, 2010 at 10:19 pm

   Well, this one’s pretty weird. I think I just got the bad ending so going to try it one more time.

   • manami says:

     November 10, 2010 at 1:26 am

     there’s is only one ending and it’s not bad at all (^-^)
     (the crying chick with lips is just like that)
     If you got Show

     the invitation card at the end and showed it to the left bunny and they flee, because it’s already the date for the invitation as you can see from the calendar on right)

     then it’s all fine

2. zee says:

   November 9, 2010 at 11:28 pm

   I’m already stuck with carrot button and string. What do I do?

   • Scout88 says:

     November 10, 2010 at 12:00 am

     Notice the paper to the left of the door. This corresponds with the 3-digit code on the box above the carrots. Don’t forget to look at the shelf on the top left. You won’t be able to figure anything else out until you open the box.
     Hint for box code: Show

     # of mushrooms, # of carrots, # of nesting dolls

     Answer: Show

     4-4-5

3. Anemic says:

   November 10, 2010 at 1:20 am

   I can only get what looks like the bad ending as well.

   • manami says:

     November 10, 2010 at 1:27 am

     there’s is only one ending and it’s not bad at all (^-^)
     (the crying chick with lips is just like that)
     If you got Show

     the invitation card at the end and showed it to the left bunny and they flee, because it’s already the date for the invitation as you can see from the calendar on right)

     then it’s all fine, it says “dasshutsu seikou” (“congratulations on escaping”) at the end after all

4. Genie says:

   November 10, 2010 at 1:39 am

   FWIW a walkthrough:
   Show

   Turn music off unless you want to be really driven crazy.

   Take bulb from ceiling fitting. Note dark brown boxes: one under left bed with 4 holes and one under right bed with keyhole. Take string left of left bed.

   Show

   Now for a bit of a pixel hunt (& thanks to EG24 as I’d already been looking for ages): look under the sheet on the right bed – back right behind the dancing bunny – take yellow disk.

   Show

   Turn around. Look on shelf top left. Open up babushka doll, clicking on each smaller doll in turn and take the blue disk from the last one. Note how many dolls there are and back down.

   Show

   Picture left of door shows shadows of mushrooms – carrots – dolls. Count these items in the room: 445. Thanks Scout88 (they were nondescript blobs to me!).

   Show

   Open the safe above the carrots and take the hammer. Use the hammer on the crack in the wall.

   Show

   Clock colours above the safe give compass directions and this new clue gives their positions on the door puzzle. Green=north, Red=South, Yellow=West, Blue=South. Adjust door accordingly: NSWS reading from top clockwise and take the chicken that appears.

   Show

   Examine chicken and tie the string around it.

   Show

   Turn around, open the toilet lid and lower the chicken in. Euugh! Take the frog, examine it and take the red disk from its mouth.

   Show

   Examine bulb, use hammer on it and take key. Use key on box under right bed and take green disk.

   Show

   Disks go in box with 4 holes under first bed. I placed them in the order as in clock images to right of door:
   Blue Green
   Red Yellow (but haven’t restarted to see if this is necessary).
   Box opens – take the voucher.

   Show

   Give the voucher to the bunny on the left hand bed and watch the ending.

   Fun little game, though the graphics could have been a little clearer for my liking.

5. hilman says:

   November 10, 2010 at 5:32 am

   lol. cute and wierd…
   but it’s quite easy…

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