Find seven cherries and you're out in the latest escape the room game by Funkyland: fruit kitchens #13 cherry pink.
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ReplyDeleteWhere can I find the solution (or a hint) for the little box on the wall with the numbers on? I have no idea :-(
ReplyDeletePress in number order
ReplyDeleteI like these quickie Funkyland escape games but geez! does he clutter up his page with a ton of ads. Hurts my eyes seeing all those tiny japanese flashing things everywhere.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the hint, that was too easy to think at :-)
ReplyDeleteShort and simple. Thanks Bart. :)
ReplyDeleteThese are so much fun! I managed to do the whole thing by myself, with a little nudge from Anonymous 21.26.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the pleasant brain-training sessions, Bart!!
@chefsinger, sounds like you need Ad Block. I have it and there are no flashing things on my view of Funkyland.
ReplyDeleteI love cherries of all sorts, from sweet to tart. Few around here are pink though, mostly deep red and yellow. Nice puzzles and a good quick treat.
ReplyDeleteFun stuff. I enjoy all the fruit kitchens.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Bart!
There is no special clue for the numbers.
ReplyDelete@Rob For the number code you don't need any clues. All you gotta do is press the numbers from 1-9
ReplyDeleteThe numbers were a challenge - definitely over-thought that one :-)
ReplyDeletefun as always!
ReplyDeleteAhh, thanks for the point on the numbers. I was totally thinking too hard on them ^^
ReplyDeletei over thought the numbers one too! until i was like i'll just try this...
ReplyDeletegood as useual
ReplyDeleteThere IS a clue for the numbers: Directly below the numbers, it clearly shows a reducing graph, with an indicator that you're getting lower and lower . . . down to "1". So that shows that it's a simple countdown from 9 to 1.
ReplyDeleteLoved this one, as always. A little too easy and fast, but still fun!
The right triangle next to the numbers is the clue for that puzzle. It is graphically telling you to press them in decreasing order.
ReplyDeleteEasy as (cherry) pie...but still fun.
Somebody help! I have no idea what to do with the lid/button thingy and what the clock represents.
ReplyDeleteNever mind, it was just really hard for me to find the frog. Found it now!
ReplyDeleteNow, I can't find the last cherry. Keep in mind all my tools are used (except for the last one for the key) and I'm thinking it's something with the bread?
ReplyDeleteVita, did you find the one on the table in the center of the room. (hidden in plain sight.)
ReplyDeleteNo, I didn't! Thank you Lizzie!! (those are exclamation marks from your name and because I'm excited!) OUt!
ReplyDeleteI use ctrl-scroll to resize the page so large that all I can see is the game, even when the game won't resize.
ReplyDeleteI found this one especially easy, but maybe that's because I've played so many Funkyland games that I know how the author thinks :)
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