7 Comments to Tomatea – Sunflow

1. Me2 says:

   August 27, 2012 at 10:28 pm

   I always enjoy these, nice logical games.

2. Reka says:

   August 28, 2012 at 12:34 am

   Walkthrough
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   This isn’t a step-by-step walkthrough, because Tomatea’s games are well-designed enough to deserve your best efforts. Instead, this is a “where to find stuff” listing, more or less in the order you need them. To actually get out, you’ll need to use all the basic room-escaping skills, such as examining everything in the room and everything you pick up.

   green flower: behind pillow on couch

   4×4 puzzle clue: picture above couch (look at the leaves)

   Sunflower clue: look at 4 sunflower pictures. Note colors; note location of key shadow

   steps: in bench next to door

   2-button code clue: open the bench

   gear: behind 4×4 puzzle

   O: behind 2-button code

   key to b&w picture: above window (open steps, then put them under window)

   cardboard sun: behind b&w picture

   memo: behind b&w picture

   yellow flower: behind 2-button code

   screwdriver: behind 2-button code

   W: behind 2-button code

   square color clue: behind 2-button code

   gear puzzle step 1: use screwdriver to remove panel

   4-symbol puzzle: combine b&w picture and square color clue

   winding key: behind 4-symbol puzzle

   yellow flower: behind 4-symbol puzzle

   Z: behind 4-symbol puzzle

   gear puzzle step 2: put winding key into bird figure (to the left of the bench); put gear into dish in front of bird figure; wind key so that bird pecks a hole in the middle of the gear

   gear puzzle clue: press snooze button on alarm clock (to the right of couch)

   gear puzzle step 3: put 3rd gear in place; use gear puzzle clue to rotate the gears

   O: behind gear puzzle

   cardboard seed: behind gear puzzle

   4-letter code: combine memo and location of letters (the numbers are degrees to rotate; the shapes help orient the memo to the room)

   red flower: behind 4-letter code

   4-digit code: use sunflower picture clue to hang paper flowers in window, then check out the shadows under the pictures. If it doesn’t seem to work, remember the location of the key’s shadow.

   cardboard cloud: behind 4-digit code

   Cardboard puzzle: look at the white box with the picture of green hills. Put the sun on the left, the cloud on the right, and the seed in the middle. Use the knobs under the picture to water the seed, then give it sunlight.

   Door key: behind cardboard puzzle

3. dg says:

   August 28, 2012 at 2:47 pm

   Not too difficult, but requires careful observation, and some thought. Managed on my own. Excellent game!

   • hilman says:

     August 28, 2012 at 9:09 pm

     indeed, i figured out the clues for left-right button and 4×4 buttons trial and error by myself, since there’s no clue at all, lol..
     but it’s still nice to have logical game like this :D

     • Lizzy says:

       August 29, 2012 at 5:04 am

       Left/Right button clue Show

       was inside the lid of the chest, combine that with the positions of the green and blue flower pics on the wall.

       4×4 button clue Show

       was the portrait above the sofa, note the position of the leaves.

       Or atleast thats what worked for me.

     • Reka says:

       August 29, 2012 at 8:40 pm

       Lizzy, for the 4×4 buttons, Show

       the picture above the couch is only one part of the clue – it tells you which buttons are type “A” and which buttons are type “B”. What we don’t know is how to translate “A” and “B” to “black” and “white”.

       Also, I’m not quite satisfied with the Show

       left/right buttons being related to the sunflower pictures. There are four pictures and only two buttons, so to me, it’s just coincidence that the picture arrangement matches the button arrangement. I mean, if I really wanted to, I could say that blue = left because it occurs first in the sequence, and we read from left to right.

     • hilman says:

       August 30, 2012 at 8:58 pm

       @Reka,
       that’s what i tried to say before.. lol
       how do we know exactly that a=black, b=white vice versa, and blue=left, pink=right.. i think it’s our experience on solving lots of room escape games before that helps us here.. but for the novice who plays this game for the first time, i think they will have difficulties in understanding those clues anyway.. :D

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