You start off facing a long hallway. It's your best chance at a way out, but you somehow feel that you'll get even more lost if you try. So check the plaque on the side, which tells you to find 10 escape-men first. Also look at the safe on the left, which has pictures of a snowflake, flower and two kinds of leaves, with buttons underneath the pictures which cycle through eight two-letter combinations.

Turn right. The three pictures on this wall show various pairs of fruit in various numbers in variously colored frames. There's a guard sleeping in front of those, and his hands are a rather bright shade of green.

Turn right. There are four pictures on the wall: SPrINg with light pink flowers, SUmmER with a bunch of leaves and an escape-man (#1) hidden in the upper-right, aUTUmN with red maple leaves and WInTeR with snowflakes. There's a sofa with an escape-man (#2) stuck in it which you have to click ten times to yank free, and a safe on the right armrest with colored frames around pairs of colored regions. Under the sofa, it's too dark to see a selfie stick (on the left) and an escape-man (on the right). Yeah, too dark.

Turn right.There are three blank paintings on the wall that shift around a bit when you click them. And if you spend too much time trying to decipher them, an escape-man (#3) appears on the left one. Pick up a copy of Art Monthly magazine from the rack, which has many pages of boring arty blather and an ad for a selfie stick at the end, where the picture on the phone is of an escape-man (#4).

Click the left and right sides of the three blank paintings according the clue from the fruit paintings.

The groups of 1 to 6 fruit occur on the left of the middle painting, right of the right painting, etc.

Click the L of M, R of R, L of L, L of R, R of L, R of M sides. (i.e. 35 16 42)

The middle painting falls off and you can take a flashlight from behind it.

Turn on the flashlight, and use it under the sofa to get the selfie stick and escape-man (#5).

Unlock the safe on the right sofa armrest using the clue from the fruit paintings (again)

White frame around red and orange
Brown frame around black/green stripes and red
Black frame around pink and green/yellow

Click the frames 3, 1, 2 times and then the insides 6, 4, 2 times, then open up the safe to get a screwdriver.

Use the screwdriver on each of the four screws to unscrew the plaque beside the hallway. After removing the plastic cover, you can take the escape-man (#6) from the sign.

Unlock the safe beside the hallway with the clue from the pictures over the sofa.

The four seasons are summer, winter, autumn, spring. If you only keep the lowercase letters, that's mm, ne, am, rg.

So click the buttons 7, 1, 5, 3 times, then open the safe to get a camera.

For no reason whatsoever, close and open that same safe again, and there's an escape-man (#7) on the inside of the door.

Mount the camera on the selfie stick, and use it on the wall with the fruit paintings.

The guard instantly jumps out of his chair to stop you, and you can click on him to pick him up as an escape-man (#8).

Shift his chair aside to find another escape-man (#9) behind it.

Then take that selfie again, and pick up the escape-man (#10) on your head.

Now that you have all the escape-men, they point in different directions.

Use the hint from the plaque next to the hallway to get directions through the hallway.

Watch where the escape-men point.
Top row, from left to right: LURUL
Bottom row, from right to left: RURLU

So enter the hallway and click the LURULRURLU sides. A door appears on the right side, and you leave through it. Congratulations!

You start facing a sofa with colorful cushions and a triptych of a Ludo board above it, where the center picture is messed up and the picture on the left can be flipped over to reveal a clue with four letters and arrows. Click on the right corner to zoom in on a locked drawer with four dials you can rotate.

Turn right. Its just a door to a locked balcony, so turn right again. There's a television (powered off) on this screen over a grid of squares that's missing 11 of its tiles. Conveniently, one of those tiles is on the left beside a vase. So take that pink square tile, and examine the main door. Yes, it's locked.

Turn right. Open all five drawers at the top, pick up a square tile and the green ludo piece on the very right, leaving just six red and green pieces. Then check out the four drawers below that, which are locked and require a four-color code, a two-button (green/red) code, a four-(colored)-digit code and a monochrome 4x4 grid code. Also check out the picture to the left which has tilty corners, and the sqaure tile leaning against a speaker with a yellow die on top of it.

Click on each of the pieces in the center picture above the sofa to fix it. This puzzle is randomized but not too difficult because of its many angled patterns.

Once the picture is solved, a compartment opens in the lower-right and you can take a square tile.

Use the clue behind the left picture above the sofa to unlock the drawer to the right of the sofa.

The letters LUDO appear next to right, down, down, left arrows.

So click the dials 2, 4, 4, 6 times, and open the drawer to get another square tile.

Use the order of game pieces in the top five drawers to unlock the upper-right locked drawer.

The six pieces left are (from left to right): red, green, green, red, green, red.

So click the RLLRLR buttons, and open the drawer to get a square tile and a key.

Use the key to open the balcony door, and go outside. After taking the square tile from the left chair, zoom in on the table in the middle which has a Ludo board set up.

Use the green piece from your inventory on the board. A blue die appears in the center of the board.

Each of the corners of the board now has a different number of pieces. Use this clue to unlock the lower-left locked drawer.

There's one yellow, two red, three green and four blue pieces.

So enter YRGB (2, 0, 3, 1 clicks), open the drawer and take a square tile and remote control. Behind the tile, there's a green die.

(Current tile count: 8)

Use the remote on the TV. There's a picture of another Ludo board, with a huge red die covering the center and black-and-white grids in each corner.

Use it again, and the picture changes to a gray rectangle with LOUDU written under it.

Use the clues from the TV and left picture to unlock the picture with tilty corners.

The LOUDU letters are in the upper-left, lower-right, upper-right, lower-left, upper-right corners.

So click those corners, and the picture slides down so you can open a compartment behind it to take a square tile.

Use the clue from the TV to unlock the lower-right locked drawer.

Put the four black-and-white grids together to form
BBWB
WWWB
BWWW
BWBB

Then open the drawer to take a square tile.

Use the clues from the colored dice around the room to unlock the lower-left locked drawer.

(Hint: use the numbers facing you, not the ones on top.)

Yellow: 3 (On speaker)
Blue: 6 (On board in balcony)
Red: 2 (On TV screen)
Green: 5 (In upper-left locked cupboard)

So enter 3625, open the drawer and take the last square tile.

Use all the tiles on the grid under the TV, then unscramble the image that appears. (Also randomized. The image is the same as the (bottom part of the) tilty corner picture but reversed, so you have a reference there.)

A drawer slides out and you can take a key, which opens the main door so you can escape!

You start off facing two windows draped with nice red curtains, each with a padlocked chest below. In between, there's a cabinet with four locked drawers. The top drawer has a bunch of petals that light up in different colors when clicked, as well as a four-leaf clover where each leaf cycles through different colors. The next drawer takes a three-digit code, but the digits run from I to IX. The next drawer looks like a normal three-digit lock, but there are no digits to be seen. Instead, each of the slots is split into two halves, top yellow and bottom blue. It also has a card slot below the lock. The bottom drawer is your usual three-digit lock, but don't ask me why witches are using seven-segment displays for digits.

Turn around. Here, two magical seals stand in front of a door with no handle, but there's nothing you can do with them yet.

Turn right. A cauldron sits in the middle of the room, with a dark shadow hiding under it. Click on the shadow, which turns out to be a chick, who's actually a chicken but shrunk down, and you need to restore him to size. (If you haven't noticed yet, the chicken is a main character that even appears on the background of the game page!)

The back of the room is marked by a pair of purple curtains, and there's a silhouette of a statue on the back wall. It's just decorative, since you can only access the shelves on the left and right walls. On the left shelves, several white and purple books are blocked off on the top shelf and several numbered green books are arranged in order on the bottom shelf. You can click on the books to move them up or put them back, rearranging them in order. The books have a six-pointed star marking and dark green bands at different positions on their spines. Next to those books, there's a four-digit safe.

Click the arrow or bottom of the screen to look at the other shelf, which is full of various reagents. There are two jars in the bottom, with dried fish and dead snakes. Just turning the lids left or right doesn't seem to open them. On the left of the top shelf, there are a bunch of rectangular blue potion bottles with a key hanging from one and a note in front. You can't have it though, because there's an invisible barrier in your way. Poking it reveals four stars, one on each corner. Similarly, the right compartment has short and round yellow potion bottles with a key hanging from one, blocked by a magic barrier with stars on the corners. Clicking on it shows a pink shape that seems a bit familiar. Click the top-right corner on the shelf above that to take a mortar and pestle.

Unlock the top drawer with the clues it already gives you.

The petals combine in pairs to form quarter-clovers:

Top left: Yellow + Red = Orange
Top-right: Blue + Yellow = Green
Bottom-left: White + Blue = Cyan
Bottom-right: Red + White = Pink

So click the corners 1, 4, 5, 2 times, and open the drawer up to get a card with the digits 532 in two colors: blue top and yellow bottom. Or maybe I'm holding it upside-down.

Use the card on the third drawer to activate it, and use the code on the card to unlock it. (You can remove the card to look at the code again.)

The card would read 2E5 if you had the yellow sides up, but you can mentally flip it over to make it read 235.

Enter 235, and unlock the drawer to take a note which unrolls to display a string of numbers against a background of six-pointed stars.

Use the clue from the digit note to put the books in order.

Click all the books to move them to the upper shelf, then click them in the order 8, 2, 10, 5, 7, 3, 9, 1, 6, 4, 12, 15, 13, 14, 11.

The screen flashes white, and another note appears from thin air, which has the letter XZ with a picture of a blue potion bottle between them.

You can now lift up the bar blocking the top shelf, and take a yellow book between the white and purple books. You can also click on the white books to zoom in on their spines, which have a symbol over the book number.

This yellow book is an interesting read, telling you the Japanese names for the snake (MAMUSI) and fish (SAKANA) in red and blue letters, as well as clues on how to use the cauldron- oh no, the last page is missing.

(Fun fact: The Japanese mamushi is a venomous pit-viper which is "the most common snake in Japan", according to Wikipedia.)

Now that the books are in order, their spines form dark green roman numerals which unlock the second drawer.

Enter I II V (click 0, 1, 4 times), and open the drawer to get a memo with two colored halves (blue and red) labeled LEFT and RIGHT with numbers above the labels.

Use the XZ note to unlock the magic barrier blocking the blue potion compartment.

Draw an X (top-left to bottom-right, then top-right to bottom-left) and then a Z (top-left to top-right to bottom-left to bottom-right).

After clicking the ⌜⌟⌝ ⌞⌜⌝ ⌞⌟ stars, the barrier breaks, and you can get the bottle and note with a picture on it of a ghost scaring a cat under a witch flying under the moon while a bunch of stars surround each of those.

Examine the bottle to take a gold key, as well as uncap the top. Mmm, potion fumes.

Use the picture on the note to unlock the safe on the bookshelf.

There are 0, 1, 2, 3 stars to the left of the cat, moon, witch, ghost (and 3, 2, 1, 0 on the right).

This means that they are in the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th positions of a code.

Cat = 2, Moon = 4, Witch = 5, Ghost = 3

So enter 2453, and open the safe to take a bag of herbs. But on closer examination, it's not a bag, but a single piece of cloth wrapped around the herbs. The cloth has a diagram printed on it.

The diagram on the cloth is a floor plan, with additional dots where the curtains are. One of the dots is red.

The red dot points at the left curtain of the left window. So click there to find some opera glasses.

The pink shape on the other magic barrier is the same floor plan, rotated left.

So use the opera glasses on the ceiling where the stars would be.

Each of those spots has digits written on the ceiling.

UL: 2 (between purple and red curtains)
UR: 1 6 (upper-right of right window)
LL: 3 5 (left of purple curtains)
LR: 4 (upper-left of door)

So click the⌝ ⌜⌞⌟ ⌞⌝ stars to break the remaining magic barrier, take a yellow potion bottle from inside, and then take a silver key from the bottle, as well as uncap it.

Use the silver and gold keys to unlock the two chests, which have silver and gold snake statues in them as well as markings on the lid.

Use the clues on the lids of the chests to unlock the bottom drawer.

Put them together to make the digits 308.

Enter that code and open the open it to get a torn page with 42135 written vertically on it.

Use the clues from the book and two-colored memo to open the jars, one at a time.

Translate the contents of each jar to their sequence of colored letters. The colors determine whether to turn the lid left or right, and the letters determine how many times to turn the lid.

Hint: what do 1432 and 31232 have to do with LEFT and RIGHT?

The letters L, E, F, T / R, I, G, H, T are written with 1, 4, 3, 2 / 3, 1, 2, 3, 2 strokes.

Similarly, M, A, M, U, S, I / S, A, K, A, N, A are written with 4, 3, 4, 1, 1, 1 / 1, 3, 3, 3, 3, 3 strokes.

Right jar: Snake/MAMUSI = L4R3L4R1R1L1

So turn the lid 4 times left, 3 right, 4 left, 2 right and 1 left. (If you mess up, I recommend backing out and then zooming back in before trying again.)

Left jar: Fish/SAKANA = R1L3R3R3L3R3

So turn the lid 1 time right, 3 left, 6 right, 3 left and 3 right.

Take a fish and snake from the jars.

Use each of the five reagents on the cauldron, forming a clock on the ground. The hands of the clock spin faster and faster, until *poof!*

Oops, looks like you got it in the wrong order. (There's a second different scene for messing it up again!)

Maybe you should check the torn page...

The blue potion, fish, snake, herbs and yellow potion make markings show up on different parts of the cauldron, from top to bottom.

So place them in the 42135 order, i.e. snake, fish, snake, herbs, blue potion, yellow potion.

The magic takes effect, reversing the witch's curse. The chicken thanks you, and a black memo drops in front of the door.

Use the snake statues on the windowsills, and unlock them with the code from the black memo.

Silver: Press the lower-right, left, right, lower-left, top, lower-right buttons.
Gold: Press the lower-left, top, lower-right, left, right, lower-left buttons.

(These two are basically the same code: you could just keep pressing the button that's two spaces clockwise until the statue opens up.)

The pentagon on each of the statues opens up into a star, concentrating the sunlight into bright beams.

Turn around, and the star-shaped beams land on the middle of the seals, vanishing the door so you can escape.