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Tesshi-e – Escape from the Living Room 2

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Escape from the Living Room 2 is the latest Room Escape game released by Tesshi-e, the author of Escape from the Lodge, Escape from Tatami Room 2, Escape from Santa’s Room, Escape from the Art Studio, Escape from the Same Room 2 and many more.

Don’t forget to select the English language before you start the game, unless you read Japanese…

Have fun!

Escape from the Living Room 2 walkthrough
(thanks Scout88!)

By Eric

current rating 4.05

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19 Comments to Tesshi-e – Escape from the Living Room 2

dmq says:

April 16, 2011 at 11:55 am

anyone playing?
- stupidcheeseboy says:
  
  April 16, 2011 at 12:03 pm
  
  Yes :)
  So far- ! clue on paper, cup filled with water from fish tank (hope we’re not making coffee!), 2 batteries and dvd/cd …and stuck!
dmq says:

April 16, 2011 at 12:07 pm

have dvd tea cup have all sorts of numbers batteries have alike credit card also paper clue Hellllllllllllllppppppppppppp
dmq says:

April 16, 2011 at 12:14 pm

tried using credit card nothing happens
dmq says:

April 16, 2011 at 12:16 pm

something on shelf under spaceship looking thing can’t get it out
stupidcheeseboy says:

April 16, 2011 at 1:03 pm

Spaceship shelves are 3124 dont know where to use it tho
- Seti says:
  
  April 17, 2011 at 3:40 am
  
  On the balcony there is a hint card with 4 colored numbers, count the colored stripes on tv, then place the numbers in the color sequence.
Scout88 says:

April 16, 2011 at 3:39 pm

Almost done- but can’t find clue (3-4) showing how much to add or subtract for the code. Anyone find that one yet?
- Scout88 says:
  
  April 16, 2011 at 4:01 pm
  
  Alright, I made it out, but without the happy coin. So I’m goin’ back in. Lovely game from Tesshi-e as always!
  - Scout88 says:
    
    April 16, 2011 at 4:04 pm
    
    Well that was quick! Just the right amount of challenge.
- Sol says:
  
  April 17, 2011 at 4:11 am
  
  Scout, you do know that you’re now legally required to write a walkthrough, right?
  - Scout88 says:
    
    April 17, 2011 at 8:37 am
    
    Ha! Well, I was waiting to see if anybody needed help and then I was gonna write it today. But now I think I may just have to refuse. ;o)
molady says:

April 17, 2011 at 1:54 am

I came back for the happy coin and now I can’t remember where the remote is. :)
Luke says:

April 17, 2011 at 4:15 am

out with happy coin!!
Scout88 says:

April 17, 2011 at 9:43 am

Walkthrough
As a reminder, make sure to switch language to English before starting.Show

-Go forward and look out the right windows. Note the man doll. Click button between the windows. This turns the air conditioning on and a piece of paper will fall.
-Pick up the paper to the left of the tree. This will be a clue for a code later. Also note another man doll on the table.
-Go to the right. Notice the interesting bookshelf. Looks like the shelves are mirror images of numbers. So you may think a code should be 3124. You can try it in the device on the shelf, but it won’t work. Not yet- you need more information.
-Click to the left of the cabinet and take swipe card. Examine back of card (click upper left corner) and note 12=0 3=90. Also take hook.
-Examine the Tv. Looks like we’ll need a remote and probably some batteries. Nice picture- notice you can click on the corners.
-Go to right. Examine the contents of the glass shelves and the 3 locked cabinets. Looks like we need a 3-digit roman numeral code, a screwdriver, and a key to unlock the cabinets.
-On the upper left shelf you will find 3 DVD cases on display. Take sunflower DVD and note the clue code in the third.
-You will also find key in the electric eel’s tank, but you’ll need to find a way to get key without be electrified.
-There are 3 cat statutes on the upper right, with an interesting device and a nice tea set under it. Take the middle cup.
-In the middle there is an octopus figure above another strange device. Nice feet. And there is the happy coin just out in the open – but how to get it.
-From the paper with the clue: ‘cat-octopus-man’ you can derive that the code for the device has to do with the number of these objects and more specifically the number of feet.

-Code for feet device Show

(3 cats = 12 feet, 1 octopus = 8 feet, 2 man dolls = 4 feet) 1284

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-By entering the code you will get a screwdriver. Use it on the screws in front of the device. This allows you to open the middle bottom cabinets.
-Take stick and note the strange code. This corresponds to the girl painting near the TV. Write it down.
-Combine hook with stick. Let’s go fishing. Get clover-shaped key. This key opens the lower right cabinet.
-Hmm, another strange-looking device with a card slot. Not ready to use the card yet. Take note of the code clue.
-Let’s go and use the code on the picture. Click on the corners in the order you saw in the lower cabinet. (BL,BR,UL,BR,UL,UR) BL=bottom left etc.
-The picture lifts and you get a …wait for it…a rag!? What a strange this to hide there. Was hoping for a remote or something less ordinary.
-If you read the in-game notes, it wonders if they are any dirty spots. Guess we need to do some cleaning. Go to the eel tank and fill the cup with water. Examine the rag and get it wet. (use cup with water on it).
-Go right. Take note of object on coffee table: circle=300 What is that smudge on the first left window? Use the rag on the window. Get clue for bottom left cabinet. VII-III-IX
-Open cabinet to find triangle=60 and oh- there’s the remote. Examine the remote and discover the battery compartment is empty. Big surprise!
-Click to the left of the couch. Note another code clue and pick up the batteries. Yea!
-Put batteries in remote and use on TV. Take note of colored lines. Open DVD disc tray and insert sunflower DVD. Click TV/BD button and note square=150.
-Let’s go back to the strange device under the cats. According to the clue on the back of the swipe card, the numbers are set at 30 increments like the degrees in a circle.
-Using the shape number clues set the device as follows: triangle-2, square-5, circle-10. Insert swipe card and it comes out changed. Now there are 2 stars of David.
-Open bottom right cabinet and insert changed card. You get a spade-shaped key.
-Use spade key on patio doors. Go right and notice code clue. You should have all 4 clues now.
-Go to the left. Look to back left of vent. Use hook to get memo. It shows the numbers from the strange bookcase in different colors. Just like the colors from the TV. Count the number of each of the colors. For example, there are 6 red lines, but only 1 green.
-Use the number of each colored line as it corresponds with the memo on the device on the shelf.

Answer: Show

1654

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-Take handle and use it on the shutter on the patio. Get heart-shaped key.
-Use heart key on key pad next to exit door. Now the key pad is activated and you can enter the code. But what is it? Remember all those +____ (#-4) clues hidden around. Add them all up to get the code.

Answer: Show

22997

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-At this point you can escape, but what about the happy coin? Don’t open the door yet.
-Go back to TV and turn it on. Notice the new order for the feet device: man-cat-octopus = 4128. Get happy coin and go out the door.
- Sol says:
  
  April 17, 2011 at 11:59 am
  
  Many thanks, Scout88!!!
  Man, those Tesshi-e games are a bit too hard for me …
  - Scout88 says:
    
    April 17, 2011 at 1:22 pm
    
    These games are my absolute favorite. They can be challenging, but with persistence i can usually figure them out on my own. And the math/computations are never too difficult. We must be on the same logic wavelength, Tesshi-e and I.
Amanda says:

April 18, 2011 at 9:18 am

I just have to say with the crisis in japan and all that has and still is going on i.e earthquakes and nuclear distasters. I really think we should give the authors of these japanese escape games a BIG internet round of applause and really commend them for their hard work dispite the currents events that surround them. I also think everyone who is a member on this site should create a E-thank you card for everyone to E-sign. I am very thankful that they still possess the spirit to crank the games out. BRAVO TO ALL THE JAPANESE GAME DEVELOPERS AND THANK YOU FROM THE BOTTOM OF THIS ENTHUSIAST’S HEART!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
aliceboy says:

November 4, 2011 at 6:08 am

I dunno, maybe it was just because I split this over two sessions on two days and had no time the second time to really think, but this one kind of kicked my ass!