escape estate, help please im about to kill my self

[YabanY]

so got the dominoes, arrows on the 4 paintings, and a missing name

cant open the chest in the office, cant figure out the books, and dont know how to open the alphabetize key pad,


please help

[ccnc1999]

any luck stuck on this too

[OJ191]

The code to the dominoes/office chest is 2165. It matches 2 of the dominoes, I got it from another thread and don't know how they got it aside from brute force. Really dunno how you are meant to get that one at all, aside from brute force because there is no hint that I found.

Once you open the chest you should be good to figure the rest out

[FireGryph]

I believe the clue is in the way dominos is played. By some rules, at least. Though honestly, this game is not exactly as well known as may be believed, so to me this particular puzzle ought to be reworked somehow. My friend and I got through it by some vague recollection I had of how to play dominos, and then testing a few of the number combinations with educated guesses.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jMHJhZlAbdc

[OJ191]

Originally posted by FireGryph:

I believe the clue is in the way dominos is played. By some rules, at least. Though honestly, this game is not exactly as well known as may be believed, so to me this particular puzzle ought to be reworked somehow. My friend and I got through it by some vague recollection I had of how to play dominos, and then testing a few of the number combinations with educated guesses.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jMHJhZlAbdc

Perhaps, although the only way you can use domino play to get the answer seems like a stretch to me, but perhaps.

Take the only playable dominoes (the doubles arent playable so technically you cant start the game in the first place, but we'll ignore that for now), then play them in the only way which it is possible to play them. You get 21-16-65 or 56-61-12. It's only a 4 digit code so subtract duplicates and you get 2165/5612, of which 2165 is the code. [/spoilers]

[eXntrc]

There's always at least one puzzle in OnSkull Escape Rooms that just ruins the rest of the experience. In this escape, that puzzle was the dominoes.

It's wrong to expect all of your players to have knowledge about a specific variant of a table-top game of dice. And without that knowledge, you'll never pass this puzzle. The dominoes don't attach themselves to the box in any way, so you're never quite sure they're actually connected to the puzzle. Worst of all, the clue for this puzzle is "There's no clue for this lock".

Our family bought 5 copies of this DLC to play together today. (Yes, we have 5 headsets.) 2 of the 5 were bored, frustrated and dropped out before the remaining 3 finally gave up and found this discussion thread.

OnSkull, I applaud your 3D modeling and coding skills. The games look great and play well. But please consider hiring someone to work with you on the puzzles. You have so much potential with your engine. Especially when it comes to multiplayer. But the Steam reviews reflect the frustration we all feel trying to solve these puzzles. Please get some help in this area and I think you'll have an amazing franchise.

[Humanita]

Originally posted by OJ191:

Originally posted by FireGryph:

I believe the clue is in the way dominos is played. By some rules, at least. Though honestly, this game is not exactly as well known as may be believed, so to me this particular puzzle ought to be reworked somehow. My friend and I got through it by some vague recollection I had of how to play dominos, and then testing a few of the number combinations with educated guesses.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jMHJhZlAbdc

Perhaps, although the only way you can use domino play to get the answer seems like a stretch to me, but perhaps.

Take the only playable dominoes (the doubles arent playable so technically you cant start the game in the first place, but we'll ignore that for now), then play them in the only way which it is possible to play them. You get 21-16-65 or 56-61-12. It's only a 4 digit code so subtract duplicates and you get 2165/5612, of which 2165 is the code. [/spoilers] [/quote]



that's exactly the way :) you dont have to pay attention to duplicated numbers and that's it.