Loom Blend

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Loom Blend is the latest Room Escape game from Azuki, the author of Loom Above, Room Marine, Room Bath and Room Fake.

For an unknown reason, you find yourself trapped in a small green room, and the exit door is locked!

Loom Blend will appeal to Azuki’s fans. As usual, it is beautifully done and it features a save option, just in case!

Have fun!

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Loom Blend walkthrough (thanks Reka!)

By Eric

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1. Peter Parkerson says:

   April 25, 2009 at 2:27 pm

   Can anybody please help me!? I’m stuck with the hatch in the floor. Have the code Show

   (6/9)03(9/6)181(9/6) 78112 514

   I have intered it a couple of times, but I don’t know how to “finish”, there’s simply nothing to press.

2. daber says:

   April 25, 2009 at 2:30 pm

   allikka–put the numbers in the floor puzzle…must be something wrong…what do you do with the U?

3. allikka says:

   April 25, 2009 at 2:30 pm

   yellow stone:
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   after you input the new code into the container in the floor, go again to the door and click on the viewer – it should turn white

   blue stone:
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   put the thing from the viewer into the box in the first drawer, turn of the light, notice that the keyhole in the drawer turned blue on the image from the projector; turn on the light, open the second drawer (zoom) and then click on the keyhole – you should get the stone

   Once you go out
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   click on all the stones – the colours in the picture should saturate

4. daber says:

   April 25, 2009 at 2:30 pm

   thanks for your help D.evil

5. allikka says:

   April 25, 2009 at 2:31 pm

   U:
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   just leave what was there after the first code (inverted 2)

6. daber says:

   April 25, 2009 at 2:31 pm

   allikka–could you help with the new code?

7. daber says:

   April 25, 2009 at 2:32 pm

   Peter…first floor code..you almost have it…tryShow

   6039181978112514

8. daber says:

   April 25, 2009 at 2:33 pm

   Allikka—?

9. allikka says:

   April 25, 2009 at 2:35 pm

   For me the code was:
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   Get out wonder area
   715 0?5 302918 4814
   where ? stands for an inverted ‘2’

   but I supose it might change each time

10. allikka says:

    April 25, 2009 at 2:37 pm

    @Peter
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    powdered Green tea
    60391819 78112 514

11. Peter Parkerson says:

    April 25, 2009 at 2:37 pm

    @daber

    Thanks, but what to do now?

12. daber says:

    April 25, 2009 at 2:38 pm

    Thanks, allikka…it didn’t change.

13. daber says:

    April 25, 2009 at 2:41 pm

    Out..with all the stones. Thanks for the help! That was a good game. Have a good evening everyone.

14. daber says:

    April 25, 2009 at 2:43 pm

    @peter…you the first floor code puzzle gives you the first code for the green wall box–justShow

    look up near the ceiling to the right of the door

15. Peter Parkerson says:

    April 25, 2009 at 2:46 pm

    I can’t read it. It’s something like this Show

    llll

16. daber says:

    April 25, 2009 at 2:48 pm

    Others have had trouble reading it too…look at the symbols on the green box and see if you can match any of them to it….

17. daber says:

    April 25, 2009 at 2:51 pm

    @ peter

    Unfortunately I am out of the game now…and can’t recall the order of the colors but the symbols are something likeShow

    1. a stick with a leg to the right (a bit like an upside down Y, 2. two lines slanting toward each other (blue I think), 3. an L almost upside down..shorter side on the left, 4. a box with two legs (red I think)

    hope this helps.

18. daber says:

    April 25, 2009 at 2:53 pm

    @ peter…that is the order from my notes…unless it’s different for every game…but the other codes have been the same..

19. Peter Parkerson says:

    April 25, 2009 at 2:57 pm

    I can’t get it :( I think I’m gonna quit this one (I’m back when there’s a walkthrough)

20. daber says:

    April 25, 2009 at 2:58 pm

    sorry Peter….this is a tough one…

21. jackivee says:

    April 25, 2009 at 3:31 pm

    Apparently, for many people, the symbols by the door are not legible. They simply look like a bar code and when you zoom in, they look like four squares. Also, the code changes for each game and there are 2401 combinations. Therefore, we cannot finish the game. Grr!

    Any suggestions?

22. jackivee says:

    April 25, 2009 at 3:32 pm

    Other than that, I’d have to disagree with Peter. This isn’t a very difficult one.

23. jackieee says:

    April 25, 2009 at 6:34 pm

    I still cannot open the blue box on the floor, I understand how to, and have followed directions from everyone else, yet it does not open.

24. Reka says:

    April 25, 2009 at 8:48 pm

    Unfortunately, the first code for the green wall panel changes from game to game, so if you’re getting undisplayable characters in the top corner to the right of the door, you’re pretty much screwed.

    @jackivee, I think this game was pretty difficult – there are a LOT of puzzles to solve.

25. Reka says:

    April 25, 2009 at 10:21 pm

    Walkthrough

    1. Show

    Look in the peephole on the door. Make sure you note not just the pattern, but also the orientation of the shapes.

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    x0>
    >:0
    oxx

    2. Show

    Turn twice and look at the notebook on the table. Note the code. You might also notice that there’s a slider puzzle on the right corner of the table.

    3. Show

    Look under the table and get the floppy disk. Also note the addendum to the code.

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    The addendum means that the number for ‘d’ is the same as the number for ‘p’, just rotated 180 degrees, i.e. turned upside-down (since a d is just an upside-down p).

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    Zoom in on the top of the wall scroll (you’ll need to zoom out from the view of the top of the table first). Push in the nail and zoom out. Notice that the corner shelf moved down, and there’s something on it. Zoom in and get the something – it looks like it might be a handle.

    5. Show

    Turn to the right. Look in the top drawer. Put in the code from the peephole and press the middle button. If you got it right, it’ll beep and you’ll get a blue circle in the middle.

    6. Show

    Turn right and click the light switch. Turn left and note the code: “powdered Green tea”. Use the hints from the notebook and from under the table to solve the code:
    60391819 78112 514

    7. Show

    With the lights still off, turn left and notice the clickable spot to the right of the table, along the red line. This is the hint for solving the slider puzzle: O means good, X means not good. So you need to arrange the squares to form a continuous path, using every piece.

    8. Show

    Turn the lights back on. Go solve the slider puzzle and get the red ball.

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    Your path should look like:

    ┌─┐
    └┐│
    <┘.

    (Note that there are two pieces with ┐ on them. If the puzzle simply refuses to work, try switching those two pieces.)

    9. Show

    Look at the projector on top of the chest of drawers. Put the floppy disk in the slot and press the grey button. The projector should turn on.

    10. Show

    Turn off the lights again and turn right to look at the projection screen. Zoom in on the picture: it’s a bird’s-eye view of the room. Notice that there’s something on the floor underneath the projector screen. Also notice that there’s a keyhole underneath the screen.

    11. Show

    Turn the lights back on and go investigate that spot on the floor. Put the handle into the holes and open the trapdoor. Get the rake, then zoom in on the buttons. Finally, a place to use that long code you deciphered! (Well, technically, you ciphered it, but anyway.) As soon as you put in the last number, the buttons will change to a bunch of gibberish Japanese characters, but it’s ok, you don’t need to worry about what it says.

    12. Show

    Zoom out and turn left so you’re looking at the door. Notice the code that appeared in the top right corner. This code changes each game, so if all you see are “I can’t display this character”-type placeholder boxes, I’m sorry, but you’re screwed. If you can sorta see characters, but they’re too small to read, you can try using your browser’s zoom function to enlarge the picture. (If your browser doesn’t have a zoom function, consider getting a better one.)

    13. Show

    Turn around twice and zoom in on the green panel on the wall. Put in the code you just found and press the button. Get the key. Zoom out and use the rake to knock the blue box off the shelf.

    14. Show

    Turn right and zoom in on the blue box. Notice that it has 2×5 buttons, with a long thin thing under the buttons. What else in the room has this pattern? Yup, it’s the wall scroll. Notice also the reason you can’t open the bottom drawer: there’s a screw holding it in place.

    15. Show

    Zoom out and use the key to open the middle drawer. The code on the paper is meaningless for now, but notice that thin gray line on the front of the drawer? Click it and note the four Japanese characters. Go look at the wall scroll and note where those characters are located. (Some of the characters might occur more than once.) Note also the location of the brush relative to the scroll; this gives you the orientation. Put this code into the blue box and get the handle.

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    _o___o
    o_o__o
       â€”—

    16. Show

    Zoom out, then zoom in on the block in the right corner. Put the handle in place and use it to lower the shelf so you can get the screwdriver.

    17. Show

    Use the screwdriver to release the bottom drawer. Look inside it to find a puzzle sorta like the pattern-matching questions you find on IQ tests. The paper inside the middle drawer gives the order of the sequence, sorta. You’re helped by the fact that each blank square can only have a limited set of values, but it still mostly a guessing game. Anyway, top right is a division symbol, the middle row is /\ with a dot on top (click the square once), the bottom left is ·o·, and the remaining one is a dotted half note (click four times). Click the red button and get the metal key.

    18. Show

    Turn off the lights and zoom in on the projection screen. Put in the key and turn it. Notice the pattern superimposed on the picture: arrows go from bottom right to top left, then bottom left, then top right. Also, the green panel on the wall is circled. You need to note what color of line goes with each shelf, put them in order according to the arrow, and put this new code into the green panel. As far as I can tell, this code doesn’t change: pink blue white brown. Get the white key and use it to open the door.

    You can go out now, but it’s the incomplete ending. You need to find Show

    two more balls

    to get the real ending.

    19. Show

    Look at the back of the open door: get that blue thing from the peephole. Turn left and open the top drawer; put the thing you just got into the middle of the box. If you look at the projector now, you’ll notice that the indicator light is blue instead of green.

    20. Show

    Turn off the lights and look at the projection. Notice the blue thing on the front of the chest of drawers. Turn the lights back on and go open the middle drawer. Click the lock and get the blue ball.

    21. Show

    Look through the peephole on the door: there’s a new phrase, “Get out wonder area”. Using the same encoding as before, turn this into numbers:
    715 0?5 302918 4814, where ? represents an upside-down 2 (because a u is an upside-down n). Input the new code in the buttons under the trapdoor. The upside-down 2 is conveniently already provided for you. When you put in the last number, the buttons will change to say “Getoutwo ndera rea”.

    22. Show

    Look at the peephole again and click the text; there’s your last ball. Now you can go out the door, and when you get the scene of the hillside, click the triangle to make the flowers bloom.

26. allikka says:

    April 26, 2009 at 5:23 am

    For those that can’t see the code for the green box – try installing japanese character set into your browser, then it might be able to display the characters. I guess FF has that feature enabled, but maybe other browsers don’t?…

27. allikka says:

    April 26, 2009 at 5:26 am

    Ok, that’s apparently not browser’s fault, but OS’s:
    http://support.mozilla.com/pl/kb/Firefox+will+not+display+East+Asian+characters

28. atv says:

    April 26, 2009 at 7:56 am

    Thank you Reka for the Walkthrough I started the game the other day and just gave up Thanks again :)

29. Wolfie says:

    April 26, 2009 at 9:29 pm

    reka’s walkthrough is not good enuff for me

30. Reka says:

    April 27, 2009 at 12:08 pm

    Wolfie, where are you stuck?

31. hamthep says:

    April 27, 2009 at 11:00 pm

    OMG, Can you who see Japanese Characters tell me their order like “green blue red white” or some thing? I can’t solve the game just because I have all square characters!

32. Sylli says:

    April 28, 2009 at 3:43 am

    Hi Reka,

    very well descriptive Walkthrough, thanks for your trouble!

    Because of symbols for green box… Switch out, look where shelves color border

    sorry for my English

33. Reka says:

    April 28, 2009 at 12:39 pm

    Hamthep, that code changes each game, so no, we can’t tell you what colors to put in. (Yeah, I know, it’s pretty screwy that that one code in the entire game is variable, and it’s the one that depends on your operating system being able to display Asian characters.)

34. Anemic says:

    May 3, 2009 at 2:26 pm

    That’s too bad. I was enjoying this, got stuck after solving the green tea puzzle, and finally came here only to find out that I can’t play the game because of a design flaw affecting those who don’t display Asian characters.

35. m-m-m-me says:

    January 27, 2010 at 12:22 pm

    The symbols won’t show for me! There’s no characters or placeholder boxes and I tried zooming in but nothing’s there!

36. L. says:

    July 4, 2011 at 7:27 am

    The buttons under the trap door don’t let you enter another code into them :(

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