Escape from Blender Art Gallery

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Escape from Blender Art Gallery is the latest Room Escape game from Bianco Bianco, the author of Mystery House in Japan, St 12, Rougoku, Magical Sphere Escape, Kerrochi’s Escape from the Ranch, Escape from Dr. Ichie’s Cafe and many more.

You entered the Blender Art Gallery and got dizzy while looking at a monkey statue.

Now you are trapped in the gallery. But for how long?

Have fun!

Escape from Blender Art Gallery walkthrough
(thanks Savari!)

By Eric

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12 Comments to Escape from Blender Art Gallery

Saso says:

September 10, 2009 at 7:14 am

first
knotaklu says:

September 10, 2009 at 7:20 am

Stuck.So far I have:Show

a pen, ink and a key
nonof says:

September 10, 2009 at 7:22 am

out!!
esy game!!
Saso says:

September 10, 2009 at 7:30 am

nice and easy. finished
knotaklu says:

September 10, 2009 at 7:37 am

OUT! Duh.
Don’t over think this one.
Rock says:

September 10, 2009 at 8:48 am

What’s the code?
lkbrianz says:

September 10, 2009 at 9:24 am

sometimes tab key is your best friends if you can’t find anythings
Savari says:

September 10, 2009 at 12:43 pm

Walkthrough

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Click on right stand, and pull out the piece on the left. Remember that color combination. (Green Blue Pink Red)

Click to the left and look at the monkey statue. To the right of the pedestal is a “colorful thing” that will turn out to be ink. While in that same screen, click to the back of the pedestal for a keycard.

Click to the screen to the left and look at the picture titled “Blue O-Kid”. Zoom in and swipe the keycard in the reader. Take Monkey Plate.

Click on the chair. Then click behind the back left leg of the chair to find the pen. In your items, double click the pen, then click the black bit to turn that end of the pen towards you. Then click the ink and then the back of the pen.

Now with the colored ink pen highlighted in your inventory, click on the Colors box sitting on the chair. Click the squares on the top so that code matches the color combination from the stand by the elevator. Take key.

Go back to the screen with the monkey statue, and click on the bottom left side of the pedestal. Put the monkey plate into the niche. There are now lights coming out of the eyes.

Move two screens to the left so you are looking at a picture titled “Prime Numbers” Note those numbers. (3123)

Move back to the screen with the elevator and use the key to unlock the numeric pad. Notice that there are no numbers on the keys and there is a “” on the display. This is a configuration number. Zoom in on the number poster to the right of the elevator. This poster is showing the different positions of the numbers on the keypad at different configurations (the configuration numbers are the big green ones behind the other numbers). The keypad starts at the 0 configuration. So the first number in the code, “3”, is in the normal spot. The configuration number will increment by one every time you put in a number. So for the next number look on the 1 configuration. You can see the next number “1” is at the bottom right, where the “9” typically would be. Do the same for each of the numbers and get the following sequence: press normally for “3”, press where “9” would be three times. Then hit “ENT”.

You are out
Savari says:

September 10, 2009 at 12:45 pm

Found an error in my walkthrough…

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“Click on left stand, and pull out the piece on the right. ”

That is a mistake, got it backwards…. should be:

Click on right stand, and pull out the piece on the left.

Edit: walkthrough edited…
Darkstar says:

September 22, 2010 at 2:14 pm

The Link to the English version is not working Anymore
you can play the Japanese version here

Edit: links updated. Thanks!
Darkstar says:

September 22, 2010 at 3:10 pm

I found 2 endings.

The End/The END

(It depends on clicking the monkey head or not, before going through
the door.)
darkgreenblue says:

November 15, 2010 at 12:46 am

Anyone see that the Prime Numbers poster contains two numbers which are not prime?? 51 and 57. Oops!