Rooms & Exits Level 3 Walkthrough & Solution

## The Puzzle The bedroom awaits with a locked wooden chest at the foot of the bed. A music box sits on the dresser, playing a haunting melody. The window displays a stained glass panel featuring colored diamonds. Sheet music is scattered across a music stand, and an antique mirror hangs on the opposite wall with scratches forming patterns on its surface. ## Solution The chest unlocks using a color sequence derived from the stained glass window and confirmed by the sheet music. The sequence is Blue, Red, Yellow, Green. The music box plays specific notes that correspond to these colors when matched against the diamond pattern on the window. The mirror's scratches form a visual representation of this exact sequence when viewed from a specific angle. ## Step-by-Step Walkthrough 1. Start by examining the sheet music on the music stand. The notes written correspond to the colored diamonds on the stained glass window. 2. Tap the stained glass window to get a closer view of the diamond pattern. Count each colored section in sequence from top-left. 3. Wind up the music box on the dresser and listen to the melody. The musical tones align with the window's color pattern. 4. Examine the antique mirror on the wall. The scratches form a visual sequence when viewed correctly. 5. Combine the information from three sources: sheet music, window colors, and mirror scratches. All three point to the same sequence. 6. Approach the wooden chest at the foot of the bed. You'll see four colored gemstone buttons arranged in a row. 7. Press the buttons in the correct sequence: Blue, Red, Yellow, Green. You should hear a click after each correct press. 8. Once all four buttons are pressed in sequence, the chest lid will unlock and pop open, revealing items inside. ## Why This Level Is Tricky Escape room puzzles at entry level test observation more than logic. The room contains deliberate red herrings alongside genuine clues. Learning to distinguish useful information from noise is the core skill this level develops. ## Common Mistakes Players frequently make these errors on Level 3: - Not combining inventory items with each other — some solutions require merging two collected objects before applying them. - Overlooking subtle changes in the room after solving a sub-puzzle, like a newly opened compartment or shifted furniture. - Getting tunnel vision on a single puzzle when the room has multiple solvable puzzles that can be tackled in any order.