King’s Room

Categories: Asian Languages, Flash, Free, Games, Online, Room Escape

King's RoomIn King’s Room, a new Japanese Room Escape game all written in Japanese, you find yourself trapped in an unknown room, and if you search closely, you will find a few pieces used to play Shogi with. The question is what are they going to be used for? Have fun!

By Eric

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16 Comments to King’s Room

  1. Crool says:

    someone there?

  2. Crool says:

    hmmm, how to place the four brown Japanese cards, can’t read them

  3. Crool says:

    found a 5th one. And used 4 for the blue box Show

    don’t know what the order is, just tried several things and was lucky ;)

  4. Crool says:

    It’s a big problem here, if you can’t read Japanese. Found a code (I guess) on purple picture, but can’t read it…
    realy stuck

  5. anonymouse says:

    found 3 cards, and spray bottle

  6. anonymouse says:

    use spray bottle: Show

  7. anonymouse says:

    I think the waves tell what order to put the pieces in. the waves show the movements of these pieces, in order:
    Show

  8. anonymouse says:

    the wikipedia link Eric provided is very useful
    got all the pieces (5)
    Show

    spray bottle Show

    box under purple pic Show

    put in order in box on left side of cabinet Show

    order is: Show

    got key from box
    just need code

  9. specialk says:

    thanks for help anonymouse. I’m out

  10. wendydarling says:

    I don’t get the code! HELP!!!!

  11. Josesita says:

    Anyone help?? im stuck….
    i have five cards (dont know the order to put them into the box), spray (used), need a code !

  12. illnana357 says:

    can someone help me please…..

  13. Erika says:

    cant figure out the writing on the pieces??

  14. manonp says:

    check this link [It is Japanese game “shogi”]

    The code of the hanging scroll:
    You search the movement of the piece that written on the hanging scroll.
    Lance moves forward any distance

    The hint of the blue box
    is â–³ and â—‹ wall. It’s the movement of four pieces.

    Wikipedia is your friend
    Scroll down to see how the Shogi pieces move and compare it to the positions of the circles and triangles.

    There exist good tutorial videos about how to play Shogi in English on Youtube. Give the playlist below a try.

    Playlist: How to play Shogi

    Furthermore, there exist a free flash shogi against a Hamster.

  15. Mila says:

    Use the link in Eric’s text. hint hint

  16. Reka says:

    How are we supposed to figure out the four-digit code that goes behind the hanging scroll? None of the advice provided so far makes any sense.


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