54 Comments to The Daydream

1. Brad Pitt says:

   June 27, 2008 at 8:12 pm

   There is one unfair part of this game. I do not reccomend playing this as a serious room escape because this single part is impossible to solve. First I shall post the cheesy flaw in this room escape. Then, I shall post the walk through.

   This is the single flaw of the game that nobody can solve on their own:
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   You have to keep clicking the lock on the red door over a dozen times until something falls out.

   WALKTHROUGH:
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   MAIN WALL
   This is the starting scene.
   Puzzle picture. Missing pieces. Looks like a picture of a key.

   Boxes. They seem to be stacked together to resemble letters, but I might be reading too much into it.

   C-Box set. (I refer to them in numbered order from left to right.) Boxes have different colors and different facial expressions. Box 1 opens, and you can zoom inside. Cannot close it while zoomed in. Nothing there. Cannot open box 2. Box 3, 4, 5 open, but cannot zoom in.

   U-Box set. Also colors and facial expressions. Box 1 opens, and you can zoom inside. Box 1 opens, and you can zoom inside. Cannot close it while zoomed in. Nothing there. Box 2 opens, and you can zoom inside. Nothing there, but you can close it. Upon closing it, you can see a toy tank beside the boxes. Take it. Nothing happens upon examining the tank.

   All of the other boxes open, but you cannot zoom into any of them. The last column (Box 2 and 5) seems to be jammed. They don’t close all the way.

   Screen. There what looks like a huge plasma TV screen on the wall. Clicking it doesn’t seem to do anything.

   Cabinets. The cabinets and handles are all different colors. There may be a pattern to this. There are 2 devices sitting on top of the cabinet. One is some sort of outlet, and the other one seems to be meant to hold something.

   Cabinets 1 to 4 can be opened, but there doesn’t seem to be anything in any of them. You cannot zoon into any of them.

   Clicking Cabinet 5 allows you to zoom in. It’s locked.

   DOOR AREA
   (To the left of the Main Wall.)
   The door is locked. Don’t click on the picture or you will receive a pop-up. There is a light on the floor. Click on the light to turn it on and off. When you turn the light on, you can zoom into back of the light. There is nothing there.

   CITY SIDE WALL
   (To the left of Door Area.)
   There doesn’t seem to be anything there.

   CITY FRONT WALL
   (To the left of City Side Wall.)
   You can zoom into the center, and see a faint circle.

   TOY BOX
   (To the left of the City Front Wall.)
   There doesn’t seem to be anything here. There is a shadow pointing at a spot on the floor, but nothing happens when clicking on the spot.

   SITTING AREA
   (To the right of the Main Wall.)
   City wall. Zoom into the City Wall, and there is some sort of chain. Nothing happens with the chain.

   You can zoom into the top of each chair. There is a cell phone on one of them. The cell phone as a slot for a memory card.

   Table. There is a plate of food on the table. It turns out to be fake food. Take the sandwich at the center. You can pull 3 tarot cards out of the sandwich. The cards have numbers and pictures on them. The Sun, tower, and Tank. The Tank Card could be related to the toy tank in the inventory. When clicking on the set of 3 cards, an animation appears. On the City Front Wall, the animation zooms into the sun, the tower, and to the pointed shadow near the toy box. It is possible that the tank can be placed on there.

   You can move all of the pieces of bread only after taking the sandwich. There is a memory card under one of them. Take it. There is what appears to be an image of the “Got Mail” symbol. Cheap advertising.

   After getting the memory card, you can lift up the plate. There is a video cable under it. Take it.

   ACTIONS
   Place tank on pointed shadow near the Toy Box. Click the tank, and it opens fire at the 2nd C-Box. Proceed to the box, and open it. There is a red robot toy. Take it. Click the robot to transform it into some sort of device.

   Click the top of the tank, and pull out the skeleton key ring. It doesn’t seem to do anything. Hand the skeleton to the chain in the Sitting Area. Click on it, and its eyes light up revealing a panel on top of the cabinet. Go to cabinet, and open it. There is a yellow robot toy. Take it. Click the robot to transform it into some sort of device.

   Insert the memory card into slot on the cell phone. Go back to the cabinet, and place the cell phone into the holder. Insert the cable into the outlet on the cabinet. It connects to the cell phone.

   Click the cell phone to open it. Click the screen to play the mini-game. The game appears on the giant plasma screen. You must beat the game. After you beat the game, you realize you can move the screen. Click somewhere on the screen to move it. It flips over revealing a secret room behind it. A key appears on the screen. Take it. You cannot seem to move the screen anymore.

   Use the key to open the locked cabinet. There is a blue robot toy. Take it. Click the robot to transform it into some sort of device. Combine all three robots to create a toy digger. Go back to the toy box. Place the digger beside the toy box. Click on the digger, and it digs dice out of the toy box. Take it.

   Roll the dice a few times, and a sticker pops out. Trying to place the sticker on the circle on the City Front Wall doesn’t work. Take the cell phone back. Open the cell phone, and open it. Click the screen, and there is an email. “Look at the window.” Place the sticker on the hole, and aliens attack. Miniature parachutes appear, but are lost. The dice goes back into the inventory.

   (This is where I got stuck, and died in the room. I spend hours in this bloody room trying to figure out what to do next. Finally, I checked the walkthrough. It turns out, you have to keep clicking the lock on the red door over a dozen times until something falls out. There is no way anybody playing a room escape would think to do something like this.)

   After clicking the lock on the door, something falls out. Turn the light on the floor on, and check behind it. There is a pin. Use the pin on the dice to open it. You receive a device. Use the pin on the device to turn it into a key. Use the key on the red door to open it. Escape the room. Game done.

   This part messed up what could have been a perfect highly recommendable game. I will now not recommend this game to anybody.

2. Craact says:

   August 5, 2008 at 9:44 am

   Really non-intuitive game… not enjoyable at all… sorry…

3. Mr_walshy says:

   September 1, 2008 at 9:35 am

   This one is absoloutely rubbish.
   There is no sense or logic to most of the puzzles.

4. Pro says:

   August 29, 2010 at 9:24 am

   liked it, though

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