50 Tiny Room Escape 11 Insight (3/3 Cards) Full Walkthrough (Kiary Games)

Kiary Games Tiny Room Stories: 50 Tiny Room Escape 11 Insight
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[@Melted_Butter]

Can’t believe the 1111 code went like that. The activity book clue makes it look you should start from the right side. Thanks for the solve dude.

[@zAppTheory]

Glad it helped!

[@kazumasatuo3894]

Thank you

[@aa-bl2co]

That was sick..

[@42m01]

Hello, I'll give my perspective on the drawer puzzles. 1. Activity book - This is not the clue that people think.. The tools are just shown as a pattern to follow, First page starts from wrench, end with pliers. The sequence must respect the path line. Same thing applies for other page. 2. Numbers on the pad The 1101 and 1111 are the sequence that you have follow like with the activity book 3. Numbers on the wall After some time you will observe there are consecutive ones (and as the video points out you have to follow the path). I found one inconsistency with this puzzle: *Activity book is mostly a decoy and it will give you more of headache than a clue. The reason I'm saying this is because you would start from the edge, this doesn't apply to numbers wall. I get the idea what the designer had in mind but if you want the pattern to hold true then use the same principle. Overall the puzzle is too vaguely encrypted, and it should reconsider the adjusments. One idea would be to show in activity book, that the pattern can start inside the grid too 😅

[@S.A.F.official]

Where is the duck in this level?

[@zAppTheory]

i did not find it

[@xinyuanweng9555]

What are the rubber ducks for in ever level? Are we supposed to notice them?

[@Hikaru-Makimura]

2:20 doesn't make any sense

[@zAppTheory]

follow the pattern 1101, it runs through four squares on the grid which corresponds with the number pad; same for 1111

[@CatsAreUs_]

​​@@zAppTheory That's genius, how did you even figure that out?

[@zAppTheory]

@@CatsAreUs_ the activity book on the shelf is a clue to follow the pattern

[@elpuma25]

The activity book was so confusing 🥴

[@zAppTheory]

😄

[@ahmaddakalbab7965]

Why did you choose the number in the center only? I mean the ones and zeros

[@zAppTheory]

pattern we were looking for happened to be in the middle