11 Comments to NHK Escape

1. P says:

   November 19, 2010 at 10:20 am

   Easy game if you just click around a lot.

   Walkthrough
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   Go in the house, click until the boy shows up and runs upstairs. Follow him upstairs and click until the door on the right opens. Go in and note robot on floor. Click on closet til it opens, then shuts, then open again. (At some point you have to click it 13 times and it shows # of clicks. Watch kid freak out, then take robot head he leaves. Attach to robot on floor and it will give you first stone. Take stone and back downstairs.
   Forward through glass door, note phone on left. Try to go forward and phone will ring, pick up and listen. Back out and watch man go into room on right. Go into room on left, turn on burner, wait for water to boil, grab it and fill teapot on counter. Grab teapot, back out and go forward into sitting room. Grab teacup on floor, place on platter with other two. Pour 3 cups of tea, grab cream and add cream to all 3. Watch scene with lady and grab 2nd stone off table and key off floor.
   Back out and use key on room to right which man went into. Open desk drawer and take box of gears. (Starts 5 minute timer.) Look at clock on mantle, click the gears and add to clock which spins it around. Open clock and add gears to the correct places to get the bottom left gear to turn. (Takes a little figuring but not too difficult.) When done it says “Clear”, back out and watch scary guys take the man, then take 3rd stone he leaves. Back out to the entry room and click on door on right. Add the 3 stones to the appropriate places and enter door. Walk downstairs and forward an you’re out!

2. Genie says:

   November 19, 2010 at 10:42 am

   Spooky! Eric, by “doable” I assume you mean “with random, frantic clicking you might get there eventually”? ;)

3. White Wolf says:

   November 19, 2010 at 10:55 am

   To much work without a translator. Clicking on everything…

4. Genie says:

   November 19, 2010 at 10:58 am

   Have a Show

   robot part and a stone.

   Both used although Show

   I need two more stones.

   White Wolf – looks like it might be worth persisting – I’m not translating – when given choices I’m assuming the first option is “Yes”.

   • WonderWorm says:

     November 24, 2010 at 9:09 pm

     Affirmative. The first answer is always “yes” and the second is “no.” Unfortunately, that’s about all I can translate, except that when you click on something that does nothing, it tells you what it is.

5. Genie says:

   November 19, 2010 at 11:01 am

   I’ve just made a Show

   pot of hot water!

   Curiouser & Curiouser

   • Genie says:

     November 19, 2010 at 11:09 am

     My bad… Show

     someone had already put the tea in for me. I now have up cup & milk jug (both used), another stone and a key.

     Quite straight forward – have to complete small quests to placate the ghosts and unlock parts of the game.

6. Hector says:

   November 19, 2010 at 11:49 am

   i m loading
   anybody in?

7. Hector says:

   November 19, 2010 at 11:52 am

   anyone in

8. Genie says:

   November 19, 2010 at 4:57 pm

   I was playing earlier – but died. No language barrier at all with the “you lost” message. Unfortunately I also lost my internet connection so couldn’t continue. Here’s my working notes (not a proper walkthrough) for as far as got – there’s a few unanswered questions in it as I haven’t finished to be able to clean it up:

   Show

   Go straight on, door locked – click banner. 1st of two options opens door (2nd?). ?Baseball bat falls after some clicking / cap on hook moves ?

   Go straight on. Eventual enounter.

   Open door, go straight on. Can zoom on phone. Try to back up – phone rings, answer it (first option). Replace receiver – object to right moves. Zoom out – ghost encounter.

   Back up to hallway. Zoom on door to the right and again on plaque. Back up twice. Door under stairs?

   Go upstairs and up again. Turn lamp on. Go forward. Try to open first door on right. Try the other doors. When first door opens again, enter child’s bedroom.

   Look around room – wardrobe door slams open, look some more, slams shut. Open it (first option again). Keep knocking – on the 13th knock the door opens (another aparition).

   Zoom in on wardrobe (that ghost child again). Click dustpan – item falls, take it. Zoom out. Zoom in on toys on floor. Place item from the wardrobe on the robot. It stands up and ghost appears briefly. Zoom out and talk to ghost.

   When child screams and runs off, zoom on toys and take the glittering item (a stone).

   Go back downstairs (note: stone fits plaque on door in the hallway). Open and go through the door ahead.

   Open the door in the back left corner.

   Enter the kitchen. Open cupboard to the left of the cooker. Nothing? Close it.

   Turn hob on under kettle – when it boils, take it. Use it on the teapot. Take it (when you can). Turn hob off (to save gas).

   Back out of the kitchen and open the sliding doors ahead. Enter the lounge. Take the teacup from the floor. Zoom on the teatray on the table and place the cup on the empty saucer. Use the teapot on the three cups. Take the milk jug. Use the jug on the three cups. Back up. Ghost appears on couch. Talk to her.

   More paranormal activity…

   Zoom on glittering object and take it – another stone for the door. Zoom out.

   Zoom on tv, try to turn it on and zoom out. Take glittery item on floor (a key). Number 5 on poster/calendar above tv?

   Back out of lounge and use key on door on the right. Open it and enter the study.

   Zoom on clock on mantlepiece (time 2:20, two indents at 4 and 8?). Zoom out.

   Zoom on desk. Look at family photo (zoom in and out on it). Zoom on scrapbook and turn pages. Last page – image of plaque for stones/demonic face?

   Open drawer and take the small box (contains gears/ogs). SETS OFF A 5 MINUTE TIME BOMB! If you leave the room you can’t go back in. Maybe cogs/gears go on clock?

   I don’t have time to go back in again today unfortunately.

9. Anemic says:

   November 20, 2010 at 1:33 am

   Games with timers… ugh.

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