Daily Escape 2
Categories: Flash, Free, Games, Online, Room Escape, Walkthrough
Daily Escape 2 is the second installment in the Daily Escape series from Bangtal. Once again, you find yourself trapped in an unknown place and the door is locked. No more active TAB key in this second episode and still no text: explore the different rooms and find the card to open the exit door! Have fun! |
Update: Daily Escape 2 walkthrough in comment #20 (thanks merve!)




anyone here?
got everything and having problem w/ the computer room game…last thing of course!
Spot the differences.There are 4.
Where are you up to CJ?
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And out!!!
where did you find the video??
where did you find the screwdriver?
found it,…but where to use it?
where is the remote and where to use the screwdriver??????????
i’m so stuck here
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hi @all,
i’m stuck too.
can’t find where to use the screwdriver, can’t find the video, seems like a lot of pixel-hunting this one…
There is no pixel hunting in this game.
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Where is the screwdriver?
to get the CD, you have to: Show
can someone verify that thats correct? i cant quite remember…
where is the second bettery, video, and screwdriver??
can sumone post a walkthrough?
ooohhh found the screwdriver- Show
IS ANYONE STILL HERE?
walkthrough
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second battery
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second battery
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I still can’t find the video
This is a particularly nonsensical game, from a real-world point of view: Show
Oh, and there is too pixel hunting in this game: if you have to click in a certain spot to get something, but that certain spot looks no different from its neighboring spots, and there’s no logical reason why you’d need to click there and not elsewhere, that’s pixel hunting.
Please tell me which pixel to click for the video tape!?
@ daisy: I think it was around Show
Here’s a more detailed walkthrough — the game is counterintuitive in enough places that it seems necessary.
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Finding the video tape is the only nasty part in this game. J already said it, but just to make it a bit clearer Show
Hope this helps.
Nevermind previous post, guess not necessary anymore. I hadn’t seen J’s walktrhrough by the time of my post. I need to learn to refresh more often lol
Thank you so much Jules and J, I never would have found that. I kept thinking it was supposed to be on the top for some reason.
I was going to post a “there is TOO pixel-hunting in this game” comment in reply to Robert Bares, but I see J beat me to it.
Comparing this game to Daily Escape 1 shows exactly why disabling the Tab key is a BAD idea. The first game is a lovely, albeit not ground-breaking, exercise in the genre. This game is the sort of pixel-hunting nonsensical leaps of non-logic lets-give-room-escape-a-bad-name type of offering that usually typifies a developer’s first effort.
Wow, I actually did it all without help! That wastebasket was a pain, but I figured it out :) Either I’m getting better at these, or this was fairly easy.