6 Comments to Usawanhouse – Escape 35 – Bear Room

1. Jonhk says:

   May 30, 2012 at 10:23 pm

   stop loading at 25%…..any alternative link???

   • White Wolf says:

     May 30, 2012 at 10:42 pm

     I didn’t have any problems with it. If it keeps giving you a problem let me know. I’ll look for an alternate link.
     :0)

     • Jonhk says:

       May 31, 2012 at 12:38 am

       a black big male dog, a small female dog, flying heart

       1445937Bytes/5680930Bytes (25%)

       That’s all I can see :P

     • hilman says:

       May 31, 2012 at 5:02 am

       just try to refresh your browser when it stopped loading..
       anyway, nice cute game.. all puzzles are logic..

2. Denise says:

   May 31, 2012 at 4:10 pm

   cant play ….wont load. it sits at 64% and I try to rerfresh and nothing.

3. WonderWorm says:

   May 31, 2012 at 10:02 pm

   Walkthrough:
   Show

   On the wall to the right there’s something red. There’s a clue here. Enter the code and get a HEART. Back out and click the big arrow on the left (not the one all the way at the side). This takes you to a bed. Get a SCREWDRIVER from under the covers. Above the bed is a sign with 5 buttons. Click on the lamp and see a paper with a clue. (The five buttons over the bed turn on the lamp.)
   Back out and look at the row of four bears. Note their sizes and ties. Back out and turn right. There’s a cupboard that opens with this clue (largest bear to smallest bear). In the drawer is BEAR 1. Click on the track next to the drawer you just opened and use the screwdriver to get the SCROLL. (Wait for the animation; if it doesn’t finish, you don’t get the object.) Also look at the diagram above the drawer.
   Turn right. Click on the tunnel in the wall and pick up the yellow HORN. Turn right again. Zoom in on the table with the honey pot on it. Look on the left side for a code. (Fun fact: “kuma” is Japanese for bear.) Back out twice and click on the right side, not quite on the turning arrow. There’s a wall with holes in it that should remind you of the sign above the bed. Put the scroll up over the wall, then go look at it from the other side. Push the buttons above the bed in the correct order. (Hint below, in case you’re confused.) Make note of the number on the lamp. Backing out, take a look at the cupboard below where you got the heart. There’s a honey pot on it, so enter the code from the table to get BEAR 2.
   Go back to the view with the table and look at the left wall. Enter the number from the lamp into the small box to get BEAR 3. Put the bears into the large box to get the white BELL. Back out. Behind the bear picture is a shape sequence. Make note of it, then go back to the first scene. Click on the thing on the floor right in front of you and use the shape clues to pick the right faces. Pull the red lever to get a green MARACA (to the left).
   Notice the keypad next to the door. Make a note of the sequence of shapes at the bottom. Recall the picture on the wall to the left, above the color code box. Go to the giant white bear. Put the horn its mouth, the bell in its right hand (your left), the maraca in its left hand (your right), and the heart in its chest. Push the heart and watch the animation. You’ll probably need to watch it three times to get the whole code. Enter this code to open the door and exit.

   Heart code: Show

   The first pair of clocks shows you’re looking for the number of minutes between the two times. A is 5 hours = 240 minutes. B is 1 hour, 50 minutes = 110 minutes. Enter 350 and click on the heart.

   B E A R [heart] buttons: Show

   Remember how the holes were labeled on the side where you put up the scroll. You’re looking from the other side, so it’s reversed.
   3 2 1
   4 5

   Bear faces: Show

   Rearrange the face parts in your head to get the four shapes from the bear picture.
   Circle: half-circle mouth, quarter-circle eyes.
   Five-pointed star: muzzle with ellipse cut out for mouth, half-ellipses for eyes, big eyebrows.
   Four-pointed star: triangles for eyes and nose can be combined to make half the shape, mouth is the other half.
   Triangle: tiny eyes, nose with nostrils.

   Exit code: Show

   The shapes on the keypad represent the horn, the bell, and the maraca. Count the number of times each of these moves when you push the heart.

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