The Teahouse Escape

[goto007]

The Teahouse Escape is a new point and click puzzle room escape game.You're locked inside the mystery teahouse and find some useful items to interact to resolve the puzzles to escape.Good luck and have fun!


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[tipper75]

Flash 512 !!

I'm out, some things are difficult to see

[Kzin]

FP crashed the second I opend the cup cb. I consider myself out.

[graywolf]

3 numbers, half-circles, tea, charcoal, lime, bamboo container, cup, filter, 1 butterfly, bronze key.

Can't find 2nd butterfly and can't seem to use bronze key on anything...?
OMG...."drag" items to use. Key now works....
Playing /w birds and stuck again....had to get help.

The idea is to set the number in the 'square' (L/S bird nose down) to match the number you found in the room. L/S Bird#1 adds points & R/S bird subtracts. When you reach the number, the R/S bird MUST HAVE 'tail down' or little trap door does not display on R/S of pedestal.

Placed items in 'furnace', but tea not ready yet....searching.
Oh, it just clicked as to what the clue to the dragon box is...I now have 'bowl lid'.

Half circles on top of tall bookcase combined /w lantern dragons.

My tea was ready, so made tea; viewed room and tea was ready.
Now what, as I can't seem to pour it yet....
Had to get help for flowers (still doesn't make sense) and now have 2nd butterfly.

When pointer is placed...start R/S..top R/S points to bottom R/S, bottom R/S points to center, center points to L/S,bottom which points to top L/S...which points left.

Finally, poured tea...

Place tea /w lid on plate; place jug on other place; place filter on jug, take tea /w lid drag to filter....take back filter, then jug to pour.

Now how to see some colours...? I see them now, but way too tiny to recognize.
On my 2nd attempt, hadn't finished and somehow colours worked....out.
Would have been a wonderful game is a couple of the clues were solvable/recognizable.