Room Fake

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Room Fake is a new Japanese Room Escape game by Azuki that takes place, well… in a fake room?

The game features gorgeous graphics and allows you to save your progress.

There is no text at all in Room Fake, so fear not and check this one asap!

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Have fun!

Update: Room Fake walkthrough in comment #108 (thanks Reka!)

By Eric

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1. REINA says:

   April 29, 2008 at 6:48 pm

   HOW DO YOU FIND THE TILE WITH THE NUMBER NINE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

2. REINA says:

   April 29, 2008 at 7:01 pm

   PLEASE!!!!!!!! SOMEONE HELP WITH NUMBER NINE TILE!!!!! I would really appreciate it, please!!!!! XD

3. REINA says:

   April 29, 2008 at 7:11 pm

   hey scout person, you left out to get the number nine tile

4. shaz says:

   April 29, 2008 at 7:54 pm

   reka no i not succesfully solved the lock colour yet

5. chasrg says:

   April 29, 2008 at 7:56 pm

   nice explanation J. couldnt have said it better myself
   cool music at the end eh?

6. shaz says:

   April 29, 2008 at 8:13 pm

   wooooooo hoooooo did codes,went out came bk got hammer put in next code got yellow thingy saw comps says it can continue not sure how lol

7. shaz says:

   April 29, 2008 at 8:17 pm

   ty so much reka ya help was much appreciated

8. Reka says:

   April 29, 2008 at 10:57 pm

   Complete walkthrough/hint-through

   Since this game is really more fun if you solve it yourself, this is structured as hints (H) first, then the actual walkthrough instructions (W).

   1.

   H: Show

   Examine the end table. Notice what you can and can’t do. Don’t forget to look underneath and on the side.

   W: Show

   You can topple the vase. The drawer won’t open, probably because of those screws on the side. You should’ve found a battery underneath the front of the table.

   2.

   H: Show

   Continuing to the right, examine everything you can on this wall. Besides a screwdriver, what do you need to find?

   W: Show

   The clock has green and purple hands, but you can’t zoom in on it. There’s a robot-cat on the shelf, but it needs two batteries, so you’ll need to find one more.

   3.

   H: Show

   Turn right. Just to be orderly about it, let’s look at the trashcan next – those are always productive in these sorts of games. :) Don’t forget to look at both the inside and the outside!

   W: Show

   Lift the trashcan by clickin on the outside. Click again on the bottom. Notice a white circle on the floor, and colored dot on the bottom of the trashcan. The circle is an ‘O’, and the dot is the color that goes with it. Put the trashcan back down and click inside it. Get a tile with a number on it, and a crumpled-up piece of paper.

   4.

   H: Show

   Examine your spoils from the trashcan. No, it’s not a lightsaber. Ok, it might make more sense later, so put it away for now. Instead, examine the desk. Don’t forget about the Tab key!

   W: Show

   Get your first colored peg, a green 3 from the plant. And hmm, what’s this, a number puzzle of some sort? The tile with the number on it probably goes here, but we don’t know the rules yet, so hold off on that for now.

   5.

   H: Show

   Might as well look at the picture next. Hey diddle diddle…

   W: Show

   There’s nothing you can do with the picture, and you can’t look behind it. Yet.

   6.

   H: Show

   Ah, the bed. Look closely, and don’t forget the Tab key.

   W: Show

   There’s another number tile just at the edge of the folded-back blanket. And there’s a red peg with a 3 on it just barely visible under the bed.

   7.

   H: Show

   Ok, next wall (i.e. turn right). First, notice what you can zoom in on. Then try opening things. Look closely… Have I mentioned the Tab key lately? Hm, a cryptic hint involving water – where have you seen water already? Now you just need something you can get wet, and something rectangular on which to use said wet something. What else are you going to need?

   W: Show

   There’s another number tile between the bed and the wardrobe. Inside the wardrobe, you should find another battery and a scrap of paper with another part of the letter-color code. The top drawer contains the above-mentioned hint involving water. The middle drawer has a safe which needs a number code. The bottom drawer needs a key. You can look at the other side of the wardrobe, but there’s nothing there – perhaps there will be later? Notice the door is missing a doorknob, along with four screws to hold it on.

   8.

   H: Show

   Turn right again. Let’s look at the bottom left corner first. Hmm, a screwdriver would be real handy, wouldn’t it? But look beyond the obvious – there’s more here than meets the eye.

   W: Show

   Click the bottom right corner of the door to reveal a plug, along with a blue peg with a 3 on it.

   9.

   H: Show

   Ok, window. Windows can be useful. Hmm, where have you seen this shape before?

   W: Show

   Open the curtains. There’s another blue peg (3) on the top towards the left. The window itself looks like the diagram in the top drawer of the wardrobe.

   10.

   H: Show

   Only one thing left to look at. 3×3, we’ve seen that before, haven’t we? Don’t forget to look at all sides… You should find something you needed, and something you’re gonna need.

   W: Show

   The front of the paper on the wall is the clue for solving the number puzzle: the rows, columns, and diagonals have to add up to the same number. (The name for this type of puzzle is “magic square”, btw.) Click the bottom edge of the paper and get the scrap taped to the other side. Examine the scrap – notice which edge is ragged. Do you think it could’ve been attached to the other scrap you’ve found? If it was attached, which side you think goes “up”? :) Also note that the safe is going to need another key.

   11.

   H: Show

   You just found a code. Why don’t you go use it?

   W: Show

   Go to the safe in the middle drawer of the wardrobe. Enter the code, the right way ’round, and get the stuff from inside.

   Show

   196, not 961.

   12.

   H: Show

   Well, number tile is good, but what the heck do you need a flashlight for? Or… is it really a flashlight? What was that first paper you found?

   W: Show

   Click the loop on the bottom of the “flashlight” to reveal that it’s actually a screwdriver.

   13.

   H: Show

   You know what to do with the screwdriver, don’t you?

   W: Show

   Remove the screws holding the drawer shut. Don’t forget to collect the screws (remember the doorknob?). Open the drawer and get the battery charger and a red peg (3). Now go remove the cover near the door to reveal an electrical outlet. Might as well plug in the cord. Don’t forget to collect the screws. Also, look at the back of the outlet cover for another letter-color code clue.

   14.

   H: Show

   Next step should be obvious, though if you want to be thorough, you could of course go try using the batteries without charging them…

   W: Show

   Put the batteries in the charger, then plug in the charger. Wait until the light turns green, remove the charger, then take out the batteries. (The charger conveniently disappears, ’cause you’re done with it.)

   15.

   H: Show

   You don’t really need a hint for the next step, do you?

   W: Show

   Go put the batteries into the robot-cat. Get the fifth number-tile. Notice the picture – a red sword and an arrow pointing down. Notice that the cat’s eyes lit up – where are they looking? Look at the side of the end table and note that the cat is projecting what looks like a time, 5:30 to be exact.

   16.

   H: Show

   Ok, you have all the number tiles. Go forth and… ok, add, not multiply.

   W: Show

   It’s not only a magic square puzzle, it’s a 3×3 version thereof. Which is nice, because those only come in one flavor: the rows, columns, and diagonals add up to 15. (Larger magic squares can have many different magic numbers.) So solve the square. (Sorry, can’t give you the exact solution, because it’s randomized.) When you’re done, hit the little white button to see if you’re right. If yes, you’ll get another letter-color code. Flip the puzzle over to get the color that goes with the backwards version of that same letter.

   17.

   H: Show

   So, what use was solving the puzzle? Yes, you got another bit of the code, but that hardly seems worth the effort. Look around, what has changed? Ooh, that’s new. Hmm… longer green pointing upward, shorter purple pointing right… where have you seen this before?

   W: Show

   Zoom in on the dials behind the picture. Set them to 5:30, i.e. hour (purple) hand pointing at 5:00, and minute (green) hand pointing at 6:00. You know this because of the colors of the hands on the clock, and the time the cat is projecting.

   18.

   H: Show

   Well, go check out what you did!

   W: Show

   Turn to the clock and get the key & blue 2 from the shelf that popped out.

   19.

   H: Show

   There’s only two places to use a key, and this one really looks much more likely to fit one than the other.

   W: Show

   Open the bottom drawer of the wardrobe with the key. Get the pink rectangle and the red sword.

   20.

   H: Show

   The pink rectangle looks intriguing – you’ve seen something this color before. The red sword, however, is even more obvious, so go use it. Then think about that pink thing some more – what was that clue with the water?

   W: Show

   Go to the robot-cat and put the sword into the slot between the batteries. Get the red peg (1) and the gold key. Then go use the pink cloth on the spilled water from the vase, then use the wet cloth on the window panels. The left side just tells you about that hidden panel in the door, but you found that already thanks to the Tab key; the right side gives you another letter-color code.

   21.

   H: Show

   Ooh, cute little key. You know just the cute little keyhole to use it in, don’t you?

   W: Show

   Turn to the paper next to the window, lift the paper, and open the safe with the key. Get the doorknob and the green peg (2).

   22.

   H: Show

   Doorknob! You’re almost out! Or… are you? Well, at least you’ve found a use for all those pretty colored pegs.

   W: Show

   Attach the doorknob to the door with the screws, then click the doorknob to reveal the big code panel. Put the pegs into the holes so that each letter gets the correct color. Careful – there are two shades of blue, make sure you use the correct one! Rules:
   – Larger number dominates
   – Equal numbers combine according to the additive color wheel (red+green=yellow, blue+green=cyan, red+blue=purple [well, magenta, technically])
   – You must use all the pegs
   When you’ve put in the code, press the button on the bottom right. If you got it right, something will happen.

   Locations of letter codes: Show

   L=right window panel, O=underneath trashcan, C=scrap of paper from wardrobe, K=number puzzle. (You’ve found other letters, but you don’t need them yet.)

   Peg combos: Show

   The colors you need are red, cyan, purple, and green. Red=R3+B2, cyan=B3+G3, purple=R3+B3, green=G2+R1.

   23.

   H: Show

   You’re out! But you still had unused codes, what’s with that? And there was that spot you could zoom in on, but there wasn’t anything there. Maybe you should go back in.

   W: Show

   The wardrobe door is the fakeout ending (hence the name of the game). You can go out if you’d like – you can come back in from the top of the steps by clicking the doorstep, or if you’ve already gotten the “congratulations” message, click the text in the bottom right corner, then click the bigger white button.

   24.

   H: Show

   So, what was that spot you could zoom in on? Look around, you should be able to find something now. Hmm, what could you use it on?

   W: Show

   Once you’re back in, click to the right of the wardrobe. Get the hammer (or mallet or whatever it is) from behind the middle drawer/step. Turn around and use the hammer to smash the vase to get another letter-color code.

   25.

   H: Show

   More code-deciphering goodness. Yes, you do have all four letters. Really.

   W: Show

   Go click the doorknob again. This time you need the colors that go with “FAKE”, except the K is backwards. When you’ve entered the code, press the button. Get the gold peg.

   Letter locations: Show

   F=gold (well, yellow) key, A=smashed vase, backwards K=back side of number puzzle, E=back of outlet cover.

   Peg combos: Show

   The colors you need are yellow, red, blue, and cyan. Yellow=R3+G3, red=R3+R1, blue=B3+B3, cyan=B2+G2.

   26.

   H: Show

   Gold peg… now where could you use a gold peg… remember you took a similarly-shaped peg out from somewhere, maybe you could replace it with this? It’ll match the color of the rest of the object…

   W: Show

   Go put the gold peg into the neck of the robot-cat. Go out the new door, click through the (unreadable) text messages, and ta-da: True End.

   Of course, it still says you can continue, but I haven’t found anything else to do.

9. lalaa says:

   April 30, 2008 at 12:22 am

   Show

   window L=blue, bin O=green, note C=red, puzzle K=purple..

   then my code is Show

   b3g2 g3r1 r3b2 r3b3 or b3b2 g3g2 r3r1 r3b3

   but it doesn’t work, why???

10. lalaa says:

    April 30, 2008 at 12:30 am

    nice, but code was Show

    green3+blue3, green, red, purple..

11. bjarke says:

    April 30, 2008 at 3:00 am

    Done :D

12. NetMonster says:

    April 30, 2008 at 3:53 am

    Wow… Reka’s walkthrough has to be one of the best I’ve seen. Nice job!

13. Reka says:

    April 30, 2008 at 7:24 am

    Thanks, NetMonster! (Though I could’ve sworn it had better spacing when I posted it last night – i.e. an extra space between each pair of hint/instruction. Oh, well. Edit: done!)

    Lalaa, looks like you figured it out, but Show

    the problem with your first try was that your L needed to be cyan, not blue.

14. BOB says:

    May 4, 2008 at 11:46 am

    I cant figure out how to put the batteries in the charger

15. BOB says:

    May 4, 2008 at 11:53 am

    NVM I did it!!!

16. Ken says:

    May 6, 2008 at 4:10 pm

    I can’t figure how to get the batteries in the charger. I can bring up each seperately, but how do you combine them?

17. Nikki says:

    May 8, 2008 at 6:54 pm

    omg i cant find the second blue 3 i think arnt u supposed to have eight of those button thingys i need help cuz wen i push the door knob nothing is popping u p saying lock i dont see anything , and i looked at a walkthrough and it says plug the door into the panel and get the blue 3 cylinder wat de helll i need hel omfg i really need help omg r u serious nobody have talked since april 28 well i hope somebodyt says sumthing brb

18. Nikki says:

    May 8, 2008 at 6:57 pm

    o my bad i didnt noe that there was a frigen different page so de whole time i been looking over and over the first page omfg

19. bob says:

    May 11, 2008 at 11:05 pm

    did anybody figure out what to do after you beat the real ending? i continued but theres nothing else to do! i tried almost every thing.

20. Reka says:

    May 13, 2008 at 8:38 am

    Bob, nope, we’re all in the same boat. We can go back to the room after the “true” ending, but there’s nothing else to do besides messing around with the clock via the dials. (There also aren’t any loose ends, like there were with the fake ending, so I’m pretty sure there’s not a third exit hiding somewhere.)

21. Tami says:

    May 17, 2008 at 7:01 am

    I have the same problem as Nikki.
    Any help PLS?

22. SISI says:

    May 19, 2008 at 12:57 pm

    Where is the 7 tile?

23. jorgo says:

    May 25, 2008 at 11:59 am

    fun game but the color cilinders the K is turn around so the colors r turn around
    so u get F=R3+G3 A=B3+B3 K=R1+R3 E=G2+B2 for geting the golden cilinder

24. Marja says:

    July 29, 2008 at 12:02 pm

    Played it a second time. Thank you for making it.

25. Tom Hite says:

    September 1, 2008 at 6:16 am

    Does *no one* read Japanese who can translate what is being said in the beginning and at the end (well, at the end at least – I’m assuming the beginning is something like “You’re in a room – you don’t know why you’re there – how do you leave?”…? It looks pretty similar to the end of “Room Bath”, but then again, I’m a baca gaijin, so I dunno!

26. Sueb says:

    December 14, 2008 at 3:07 am

    Is there a third ending??

27. Sam says:

    February 20, 2009 at 5:13 pm

    that was cute i loved the true end with robocat kicking butt and making a new door. Again, I feel like these games were a sick creepy science experiment…all of this guy’s games have the same theme i presume…i guess if we could read the japanese we would find out…

28. YY says:

    February 23, 2009 at 12:12 pm

    just out. true end.
    a very nice game!

29. kkk says:

    February 23, 2009 at 12:12 pm

    out~~ Yeah~~~~ =>

30. brassxknux says:

    March 18, 2009 at 2:46 am

    I can’t get the yellow peg for the true end, even with reka’s combo.

31. 66Jarjar66 says:

    May 23, 2009 at 5:45 am

    Where is the charger?

32. rachel says:

    June 25, 2009 at 5:52 pm

    Very confused. I have the red button already, but I can’t get or find the charger. I know its supposed to be in one of the stuck drawers, and that i’m supposed to ‘remove the screws from it to open it’ but that doesn’t seem to be possible. Help!!??

33. Bubba says:

    November 2, 2009 at 7:54 pm

    number 9 is on the side of the robot cats face

34. tcsno1fan says:

    January 27, 2010 at 4:23 pm

    Hi!

    When you go through the real door if you go back out and then go through the fake door i think it ends properly x

35. idped says:

    February 28, 2010 at 12:14 pm

    Um, where’s the crumpled paper? I looked inside the garbage can and it wasn’t in there

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