Doors and Rooms Escape Cheats and Solutions

Posted on November 24, 2012 by Nerdr| 4 Comments

Doors&Rooms App Cheats and Solutions for iPhone and iPad. Doors & Rooms is created by Gameday games. The cheats and tips in the solutions here for Doors & Rooms contain the answers to puzzles and contain spoilers.

Doors and Rooms is a room escape style game. Chapter 1 stage 1-10 of Doors and Rooms is the most difficult and the solution to 1-10 is included here.

This is not the full Doors and Rooms walkthrough.  You can find my full guide here: full Doors and Rooms walkthrough, which contains cheats for every stage and every chapter of Doors and Rooms. Please use that guide for solutions to every stage.

Chapter 1 of Doors & Rooms cheats.

Level 1-1 is easy. Just tap the door to open it.

Level 1-2 of Doors & Rooms. Open the slide lock at the bottom of the door. Then tap the door to exit the room.

Level 1-3 of Doors&Rooms. Once you have the hammer from the floor, use it on the see through box to pick up the door key.

Doors and Rooms level 1-4. Get the round container from the highest drawer. Choose to break up the container from inside your inventory screen to get the key. Use the key and escape the room.

Level 1-5 of Doors and Rooms App. From the ground you can pick up batteries and a remote on the far left of the screen. Join these two from your inventory menu. Use this new device on the hole you see in the corner of the wall to see the toy train. Get the key from the toy train to exit.

Stage 1-6 of Doors and Rooms. The note you see has a code: 2531. Use the code machine on the wall to get a key and escape the room.

Stage 1-7 of room escape. On the floor is a gift box. Split it in your inventory to show the tick device. Place the tick device inside the fridge and close the fridge. Wait until the timer ends and the door will open itself.

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Room Break Walkthrough and Guide – iPad, iPhone and Android

Posted on November 23, 2012 by Nerdr| Leave a comment

Room Break Escape Now walkthrough and guide for the iPad, iPhone and Android devices. The Room Break app is created by Gameday games. This guide for RoomBreak contains help, solutions and tips for completing the game puzzles, there are spoilers because this walkthrough tells you how to escape each room.

Episode 1 Love holic solution.

Room 1 Room Break Guide. Pick up the golden key on the table. This is not the key to exit and break out of the room. Pick up the brush from the dressing table near the mirror. Select the brush from your item menu. Use the brush to clean the photo near the lamp. Notice the code in the bottom right: 0817.

Tap on the safe under the dressing table. Enter the code 0817 and pull the handle down. Success, you get a key. Enter your inventory and select the key. Tap the door to unlock, then tap again to open it. Now on the right you will see a hand symbol under the pause icon. Tap this icon and choose the foot icon. Now if you click on the door you will break out of the room.

 

Room 2 Solution. Pick the pliers from the floor and the hanger from the rack. The hanger is near the green t-shirt. Enter your inventory and combine (MIX) the hanger and pliers together by drag and drop. This will make a hook. Use the hook under the bed to get the fan button.

Scroll the screen to the right to see the fan. Add the button to the fan to get the note: 6614. Use this code to open the safe like before. Get the key and escape the room.

 

Room Break Episode 1 room 3. Pick up the music box doll from near the bed. Use the music box doll on the film reel type device connected to the computer. Tap the hand under the pause button in the top right of your screen and choose the magnifying lens. Now tap the screen to see the room break message “You are my Every thing…”.

Scroll to the right and you will see the kitchen area. Open a drawer to get a golden key.  Nerdr.com.

Tap the CD bookshelf near the fan to get the CD case. You need to divide the CD case to break out of the room. To do this, go to your inventory screen and long hold on the CD case. Then drag the cd case to a new box to split it into CD and letter. Hey Jude the Beatles: 0343. You’re my everything: 0327.

We saw you are my everything on the room 3 room break computer. Enter 0327 as the code in the safe to get the weird key.

Just above the fan on the right is a wall light. Touch this wall light with the hand selected to rotate it and it will find a hidden hole. Insert the weird key into this hole. This wall looks a bit unusual and like a hammer.

Move to the kitchen area, in the second red drawer is a hammer. Use this hammer and hit the hammer symbol on the wall of room 3. You will see a symbol thing pop up. Tap the circle when the yellow circle is within it. Do this 4 times to break the wall with the hammer.

Get the key and exit the room.

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Doors & Rooms Walkthrough and Guide – iPad, iPhone and Android

Posted on November 19, 2012 by Nerdr| 141 Comments

Doors and Rooms walkthrough and guide for the iPad, iPhone and Android devices. The Doors and Rooms app is created by Gameday games. This guide for Doors and Rooms contains help, hints and tips for completing the puzzles, there are spoilers because this guide tells you how to open the door.
Chapter 1 Rusty Key.

Stage 1-1 Just open the door!

Stage 1-2 Tap the lock at the bottom right of the door and tap again to slide it open.

Stage 1-3 Pick up the hammer. Use the hammer on the glass box to get the key.

Stage 1-4 In the top drawer of the cabinet is a egg key thing. In your inventory, select the blue egg thing with the key inside and tap “dismantle”. Now select and use the key to open the door.

Stage 1-5 Pick up the batteries in the middle of the room, and the remove hidden on the left side of the floor. In your inventory select both the batteries and the remote. Now tap “combine” to combine the items. Select the combined item and use it on the mouse hole near the door. A toy train will appear with the key to the exit.

Stage 1-6 Check the note on the left of the screen to read 2531. Enter this code into the code panel on the other side of the door. Get the key inside the code box and exit.

Stage 1-7 Pick up the present box on the floor. Open it in inventory and choose to dismantle it. Select the TNT and choose use. Open the top of the fridge unit. Place the TNT inside the fridge unit and close the door. After the fridge is damaged the door will automatically open.

Stage 1-8 Look down. Notice the big letter E on the floor? Go to the code panel near the door and press the buttons in an E shape. This will open the door to the room.

Stage 1-9 Press the panels on the floor in order for the key to be lowered. 2314 worked for me, but it might be random! Nerdr.com. Once the key is lowered pick it up and open the door to leave the room.

Stage 1-10 Remember skull. Key on door. Door&Room solution. The code is 7239. This answer comes from the key shapes so far. The keys for the levels were shaped like a card figure.

Rusty key levels completed.

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Guess Cheats and Hacks

Posted on November 13, 2012 by Nerdr| 3 Comments

Guess cheats and hacks guide for the Guess! App.  Guess is made by Tinyco Inc.  This Guess game guide and walkthrough contains hints, tips and cheats for Guess.  Included are strategies to get free coins for Guess.

To get free coins in Guess use the following tactics and strategy.  Guess contains many cheats you can use, similar to how Draw Something was filled with cheaters.  Cheating on Guess will spoil the game for everyone, so I expect this game to not last very long in the top charts.

Enjoy Guess while you still can guys!

Write your words in reverse.  If you reverse the letters of a word it can still be clearly understood by the other person.  You can write whole messages in reverse letters and the other player will guess right and you will get the points.

Start many games, and in each one write the answer in reverse.  Keep doing this until you find someone who understands your cheating method.  Then you both get lots of points and free Guess coins for cheating.  If someone doesn’t like it just delete them from your list and try a new random player.

You can also keep the start and end letter correct but change the middle letters in your guess clue or sentence.  This trick will let you cheat at Guess and let you use the secret words.  For example, write your Guess clue as PLNAET and everyone will know it is PLANET.  If you do this hack the Guess matching algorithm will not detect it.

Later when the Guess guys at Tiny Co Inc. develop a better anti-cheat mechanism you can add extra characters.  Using the example of ANT, you can try AoNoT.  If you cheat well it is impossible to not get a bag full of free coins on Guess!

Overall I think there are too many problems to Guess! that make it open to cheating and cheaters.  It is too easy to cheat, the good players will leave because of the Guess cheaters.  Those who are cheating will stay because they don’t care and just want the points.

In Draw Something cheaters would choose the difficult 3 coin choice and write the answer.  This means they would get the points, and the opponent would also get the points.  The cheaters would then buy things from the store using this money.  This incentive makes them cheat more, and it is the same in Guess!.

Many people are already complaining in the Guess App comments section on the App store about cheating.  They’re saying no one is playing too (no one likes to play cheaters).  For this reason, if you cheat, you will be the only person left playing Guess.  However, you will have lots of Guess points and gold coins.  Is it worth it to cheat on Guess?

The truth is Guess will not be around forever.  I estimate it will lose hype in about 2 weeks.  So even if you cheat on Guess it doesn’t really matter…it’s just an App. Called Guess.  That people cheat to get gold coins on.

If you cheat, and everyone else cheats too on Guess, then what will you spend the gold coins on?  You don’t need the extra hints, or the extra words, because you’re cheating anyway!  You essentially have 2 weeks to cheat as much as possible, then spend all your coins on nothing.  Then delete the Guess App.

Is it okay to cheat on Guess?  What do you think?  Leave a comment below with your thoughts.

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Mensa Academy App Review

Posted on November 12, 2012 by Nerdr| Leave a comment

Mensa Academy app review for iPhone, iPa, iPod and Android.  Mensa Academy is currently $4.99 in the App store.  The Mensa Academy App is created by Square Enix games, who also made the famous Final Fantasy series.

Is the Mensa Academy App worth it?  it is very expensive for a game.  Mensa Academy has previously been available for the Nintendo 3DS and other platforms.  It’s not a new game, just converted from the other versions available.  It claims in the description to have more than 1000 questions and I will write a Mensa Academy guide here on Nerdr if I have time later this week.


Graphics.  The graphics in Mensa Academy are nice and cartoony.  Not too childish, but not as serious as other games.

Sound.  Sound in Mensa Academy is nice.  Good music and sound effects throughout the game.  There is voice sound effects from the lady on the menu.  It’s a nice touch and adds to the quality of the Mensa app.

Puzzles.  A new question type is introduced nearly every level.  With 100 levels (20 in each of 5 categories).  I estimate Mensa Academy has 100 question types.  In the Mensa Academy game description on the App store it says it has 1000’s of questions.  Many of these are just randomly generated.  In truth, their are about 100 question types.  Maybe less ,but the puzzles are challenging.

I have seen and taken official Mensa tests (I am a member).  The puzzles here in Mensa Academy are not of the type you will find in an official Mensa test exactly.  They are more cartoony and randomly generated than the real thing.  They do however cover the same categories as real Mensa tests.

Gameplay.  Some of the puzzles and questions in Mensa Academy are average.  Some questions are repeated too often.  The review claims Mensa Academy app contains over 1000 questions.  The early questions are basically a reaction test, with questions like “Hit all the numbers that are a multiple of 11”.  I hope it gets better!

From the Mensa Academy main menu you get three options once you hit start.  Play, Coach and Test brain training options.  In these you then see:

  • Language puzzles.
  • Numeracy Puzzles.
  • Logic Puzzles.
  • Visual Puzzles.
  • Memory Puzzles.
Each of these options contains 20 “levels” of quizzes.  I have not yet completed the game (just purchased Mensa Academy 1 hour ago).  So far the puzzles are not challenging.  I hope the game gets better, and will update this review once I play more.

Value.  Mensa Academy costs $4.99.  This is a very expensive app compared to the free and $0.99 apps that are out there.  If you really like question and quiz games then I would suggest you buy it, but because of the price I can only half recommend it.  3/5.  Do not buy Mensa Academy if you have an older iPad 1 or older iDevice because there are many reports of crashing in the comments section on the App store.

Conclusion.  If you don’t mind spending $4.99 on a puzzle app then I would recommend buying this.  It’s good, but not amazingly great.  It might be worth waiting for a price drop sale later.  3/5 from me at the expensive price, 5/5 if you find Mensa Academy for $0.99!  Nerdr.com.

What do you think?  Leave a comment below for others to see your view.


Update after 1 hour of play of the Mensa Academy App.  I have now completed about 5 challenges on each of the 5 categories of Mensa Academy.  It is definitely overpriced at $4.99!  It does have some polish in graphics and style, so I say $0.99 would be too cheap, but the most I would pay for Mensa Academy is $2.99.

The puzzle types in Mensa Academy do get hard, so it’s good if you like a challenge.  Mensa Academy is not suitable for small children because of the difficult of puzzles.  At level 2 (out of 20 levels) on the Numeracy they need to know 3/11 is the same as 12/44 for example.  Mensa Academy gets hard quickly and requires a reasonable level of education.  Still there are puzzles in the app that children will like, like the animal ordering puzzle.  The graphics in Mensa Academy are also made to appeal to children.

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