10 Comments to Oceanside Escape

1. Genie says:

   November 14, 2010 at 12:25 pm

   Now starting – the last one was too easy – let’s see how this goes…

2. Genie says:

   November 14, 2010 at 12:41 pm

   Have Show

   1 rose and bulb. Have found and use knife and silver key.

   Various hot spots but not sure what for yet.

   • Genie says:

     November 14, 2010 at 12:53 pm

     Now with Show

     3 roses (lightbulb used)

     I really should remember that this game designer uses dragging as well as clicking!

     • Genie says:

       November 14, 2010 at 12:55 pm

       However I have to make dinner now – maybe when I come back others will be playing…

3. Genie says:

   November 14, 2010 at 2:15 pm

   Back from eating now and out. Here’s a walkthrough – I won’t spend time breaking it down as I don’t know if anyone’s interested…

   Show

   Note the depth markers in the pool. Go up and note the third marker.

   Go down and left and view the box on the table. Open with 953 (pool markers in order found, left to right).

   Back up, right and up twice. Use silver key in door to enter the kitchen.

   Kitchen entrance: Read the postit on the fridge and take the knife from worktop.

   Go right. Take spanner from worktop on right.

   Go right to find locked door (3 digits: from note on fridge, initial caps FBD=624 if A=1, B=2,…). Click handle to enter.

   Open top drawer and take the mobile phone. Examine it, try to turn it on and (as suggested) turn it over and remove the battery cover. Take the key (white).

   Look under the bed and note the box.

   Go left three times to dining area: Move serviette aside from closest plate – take rose.

   Go left to bedroom. Take bulb from floor under couch.

   Go left to bathroom. Drag green pot on surface, take rose.

   Go right twice and up. Spot for 7 roses on wall ahead.

   Go left to outdoor dining table. Go up (sea view). Use knife to take the rose on the tree.

   Go back down, right and up – use the white key on the door. Use spanner on the crank on the left. Take the rose.

   Go up to patio table. Take the hammer from the table.

   Back up three times and go right twice to kitchen and back up (dark). Use the light bulb – top right. Bedroom. The top drawer is jammed, use the hammer on it and take the key (black). Back up.

   Go left twice, up and right. Use the black key on the door.

   Take the ladder. Move the painting on the wall and take the rose. Go right into the bathroom. Use the hammer on the piggy bank and take the quarter.

   Go left twice, back up and right (kitchen entrance). Go right twice to bedroom and look under the bed again. Use the quarter to open the box and take the rose.

   Back up, go left twice and back up to leave the house. Back up again and go left twice. Gold key required for gate.

   Use the ladder to take the rose.

   Go back to the house and the living area to the spaces for the roses. Place the seven roses and take the gold key.

   Back to the gate outside and use the key to escape.

   • stupidcheeseboy says:

     November 14, 2010 at 4:35 pm

     Thanks Genie! :)

4. hilman says:

   November 14, 2010 at 9:27 pm

   sigh.. i prefer more simple room escape, because i really have bad mapping skill.. lol..

   @eric : don’t you think you should make another tag.. some games are not “room escape”, but “house escape”.. lol

5. LittleConnie41 says:

   November 15, 2010 at 8:42 am

   I would love to have a house like that! lol Thanks for the walkthrough Genie , couldnt have done without you, way to many rooms!

6. osmodiar says:

   November 16, 2010 at 7:03 am

   Graphics were almost too good, though it helped that many of the objects were drawn in poorer quality so they were easier to identify. Navigation was irritatingly complicated, and the game just wasn’t that interesting. I thought once I had the roses I’d get a cell phone battery or something, and the game would go on.

7. Drongo says:

   November 19, 2010 at 1:31 am

   Thanks Genie for your walkthrough I couldn’t find where to put the ladder.

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