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Complete Walkthrough!
This is my first walkthrough ever. The answers came by my solving and from other kind users on this board, but it's compiled so it's easier to follow. I also sorted it so you can only click on the ones for the answers you need, or one by one while you try to solve it yourself. I hope it will help you people!
Walkthrough:
When you first go in, turn left (ignoring the projector and the door), then open the bottom most drawer. (The only one that can be opened now.) Take the lens (the round object) and the piece of paper.
Turn right (back to the door and the projector). Zoom in on the projector again and use the lens on the front lighted portion of the projector.
Turn right, and note the time on the clock. The projected images is actually substitutes for numbers, with the number of points on the first image is equal to the amount that the second image represents. Hence counting down from the bottom, it is 0, 3, 5, 8 (note that the symbol of 8 is that of 3 and 5 combined. 3+5 =8!).
Click the trash can and pick up the piece of paper in it. (These are all fragments of the same piece of paper.) Click the trash can again and click on the upper right side of the trash can (right between the shadowed and lighted part of the trash can, hover the cursor around until it turns into a pointing hand) to move it aside, and retrieve the floppy from under it.)
Turn left, and look at the books on the bookshelf. Click on the right page of the book to obtain a different piece of paper (not one of the fragments). Click the circle on the square slate to see that it is a clock like thing. The symbol on the top represents 8 (as we learned from the projected image), so place the hands in the same position as on the clock beside the projected image, except use the 8 symbol as a guide to where the the hands should be instead. The top button moves the hour and minute hand, the middle button moves the minute and second hand, and the bottom button moves the second hand alone, so just put the hour hand in place with the top button first (ignoring the minute hand, 7 clicks total). Then put the minute hand in place with the middle button (ignoring the second hand, 2 clicks total). Then put the second hand in place with the bottom button (7 clicks total). The compartment automatically pops open, giving you a key!
Turn right and now you can open the middle drawer with the key you got from the clock contraption (you have to select the drawer then click the key on it to unlock it, then exit and click it again to open it). Grab the piece of paper.
Select the computer, then push the power button on the CPU. After it loads up, insert the floppy into the floppy drive (the black slot) on the CPU. A program loads up (looks like windows XP), then open the file in the upper left corner. There are 2 files inside, the right one with a bunch of japanese text and the left one which looks like a barcode. It is actually a bunch of numbers that are very narrow and squeezed together. If you are able to decipher or stretch it out, you will find that is is the numbers 68-153-036-182 (the 1's also look like I). (To close the file and look at the other one, press the red button on the top right corner of the window. It is also possible to shut down the computer by clicking the green rectangle on the lower left corner of the monitor, then the red square in the middle of the window that pops up.)
Turn left to return to the bookshelf, then examine the safe. It is now possible to open it with our barcode like number. with 0 representing right and 1 (or I) representing left, click the right arrow until it turns into 68, then the left arrow to turn to 53 (first two clicks sound different if you get the number right), then right arrow again to 86, then left arrow again to 82. Push the handle down to open the safe, and we'll retrieve an entry card and another fragment of paper.
This step I couldn't figure out myself, so here is the answer from another user on this website. I can't find a reason for how to obtain this answer, but it's better than no answer.
Click the contraption next to the safe, then input the password which is
axe | fire | star | two horns
then click the right most buttons under the number symbols to obtain another key. Turn left back to the computer, and use the key on the top most drawer to obtain the last scrap of paper.
Turn in any direction twice to go back to the door. Click the little box beside the door, than use the entry card on it to insert and enable the password function. After some figuring out, the number pad is arranged as follows.
9 5 1
0 4 8
6 3 2
7 Ent
Look at the completed piece of paper and you will see
S+O+L=V+E
L+O+V=E
S+O+S=E
L-O+S=E
S+A+V=E
Total letters = A, E, L, O, S, V
Each letter stands for a different single digit number.
With some algebra equations (which I will omit from this already long enough walkthrough,) You will find that A=3 E=9 L=6 O=1 S=4 and V=2. Thanks to a kind user, we know that the password is SLAVE (I myself couldn't figure out that password) which is 46329.
Enter the open door, and CONGRATULATIONS! You finished the game!
This is my first walkthrough ever. The answers came by my solving and from other kind users on this board, but it's compiled so it's easier to follow. I also sorted it so you can only click on the ones for the answers you need, or one by one while you try to solve it yourself. I hope it will help you people!
Walkthrough:
When you first go in, turn left (ignoring the projector and the door), then open the bottom most drawer. (The only one that can be opened now.) Take the lens (the round object) and the piece of paper.
Turn right (back to the door and the projector). Zoom in on the projector again and use the lens on the front lighted portion of the projector.
Turn right, and note the time on the clock. The projected images is actually substitutes for numbers, with the number of points on the first image is equal to the amount that the second image represents. Hence counting down from the bottom, it is 0, 3, 5, 8 (note that the symbol of 8 is that of 3 and 5 combined. 3+5 =8!).
Click the trash can and pick up the piece of paper in it. (These are all fragments of the same piece of paper.) Click the trash can again and click on the upper right side of the trash can (right between the shadowed and lighted part of the trash can, hover the cursor around until it turns into a pointing hand) to move it aside, and retrieve the floppy from under it.)
Turn left, and look at the books on the bookshelf. Click on the right page of the book to obtain a different piece of paper (not one of the fragments). Click the circle on the square slate to see that it is a clock like thing. The symbol on the top represents 8 (as we learned from the projected image), so place the hands in the same position as on the clock beside the projected image, except use the 8 symbol as a guide to where the the hands should be instead. The top button moves the hour and minute hand, the middle button moves the minute and second hand, and the bottom button moves the second hand alone, so just put the hour hand in place with the top button first (ignoring the minute hand, 7 clicks total). Then put the minute hand in place with the middle button (ignoring the second hand, 2 clicks total). Then put the second hand in place with the bottom button (7 clicks total). The compartment automatically pops open, giving you a key!
Turn right and now you can open the middle drawer with the key you got from the clock contraption (you have to select the drawer then click the key on it to unlock it, then exit and click it again to open it). Grab the piece of paper.
Select the computer, then push the power button on the CPU. After it loads up, insert the floppy into the floppy drive (the black slot) on the CPU. A program loads up (looks like windows XP), then open the file in the upper left corner. There are 2 files inside, the right one with a bunch of japanese text and the left one which looks like a barcode. It is actually a bunch of numbers that are very narrow and squeezed together. If you are able to decipher or stretch it out, you will find that is is the numbers 68-153-036-182 (the 1's also look like I). (To close the file and look at the other one, press the red button on the top right corner of the window. It is also possible to shut down the computer by clicking the green rectangle on the lower left corner of the monitor, then the red square in the middle of the window that pops up.)
Turn left to return to the bookshelf, then examine the safe. It is now possible to open it with our barcode like number. with 0 representing right and 1 (or I) representing left, click the right arrow until it turns into 68, then the left arrow to turn to 53 (first two clicks sound different if you get the number right), then right arrow again to 86, then left arrow again to 82. Push the handle down to open the safe, and we'll retrieve an entry card and another fragment of paper.
This step I couldn't figure out myself, so here is the answer from another user on this website. I can't find a reason for how to obtain this answer, but it's better than no answer.
Click the contraption next to the safe, then input the password which is
axe | fire | star | two horns
then click the right most buttons under the number symbols to obtain another key. Turn left back to the computer, and use the key on the top most drawer to obtain the last scrap of paper.
Turn in any direction twice to go back to the door. Click the little box beside the door, than use the entry card on it to insert and enable the password function. After some figuring out, the number pad is arranged as follows.
9 5 1
0 4 8
6 3 2
7 Ent
Look at the completed piece of paper and you will see
S+O+L=V+E
L+O+V=E
S+O+S=E
L-O+S=E
S+A+V=E
Total letters = A, E, L, O, S, V
Each letter stands for a different single digit number.
With some algebra equations (which I will omit from this already long enough walkthrough,) You will find that A=3 E=9 L=6 O=1 S=4 and V=2. Thanks to a kind user, we know that the password is SLAVE (I myself couldn't figure out that password) which is 46329.
Enter the open door, and CONGRATULATIONS! You finished the game!
I'm far to blessed to be stressed by your mess!!!!
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