Tiny Room Stories – Town Mystery is a nice puzzle game made by Kiary Games. It’s about a private detective who after receives a letter from his father asking for help, goes to the small town of Redcliff. But there’s a mystery going on; the city is empty. Your goal as a player is to find out where the inhabitants are gone and what has happened to father. The game is very well rated in Play Store and its features are pretty amazing.
Tiny Room Stories: Town Mystery Chapter 7
Part 1 – Forest
The gas station is across the river and you need to find a way to cross it. So tap on the chair, get the control tablet and fly the drone. Go to this area:
Tap on the rock to zoom in and notice the mobile phone. Get the mobile phone and move to the area shown below in order to collect a long branch:
At this point, you should explore every area and notice the bird nests on top of the rocks. You should get the nests using the long branch you got. All of the birds’ nests are empty except for one which contains a necklace. The necklace is a hint and looks like this:
Open up your mobile phone and make the puzzle that will show up look like the pattern on the necklace. That way, it will unlock and you can have access to some data.
Make your way back to the area with the blue car and tap on the desk to zoom in. There’s a locked case whose password you already know; 7359. Get the key you just found and use it to open up the car’s trunk. Take the Fire ax from there and use it to cut off this specific tree, so that you can make it to the other way:
Part 2 – Gas Station
In this part, the main thing to do is to find a canister and pour some gasoline in it.
Take some coins from the payphone and use them on the machine on the left to get a remote door opener. The remote door opener can obviously open up the door of the gas station. Once you’ve done that, head inside and take a couple of shotgun cartridges. Charge the shotgun using those.
Now that you’ve got the shotgun, head back out and go to the back door of the building. It’s locked so shoot at the locker and go inside. Get the “Today’s password” note and ‘Remember about the discount’.
Go back out and enter by the front door. Go to the seller’s desk, take a look at the receipts and enter the code 34232. Then, ONCE AGAIN, go back to the back door and input the code 999112 from the receipt. The cabinet will open up and you can take the canister that is inside. In the same room, there’s also a safe. Input the code 911321 from the other receipt to unlock it. Once you do, grab the access card.
Now, go outside and use the access card here:
Turn on the pump from the monitor inside the building and fill the canister with gasoline. Lastly, take the canister and go back to the car, which by the way is now red-colored.
Part 3 – 52 CARDON STREET
You’ve gone to your father’s house hoping that someone will mention something about the laboratory in there.
Tap on the mailbox and, get the key and open up the door. It looks like everything has changed in the house. Get the two books and go to the bedroom to get a book that’s inside the commode and two other ones under the TV. Also, don’t forget to grab the picture. After you’ve done all those, make your way to the corridor and place the missing picture.
There’s also a book you need to find in this corridor. Then, go back to the main room and place the books here:
The bottom drawers will open up so you can take the note inside. Now, if you look closely at the picture, there’s a hidden button behind it. Press that button and this will show up:
Enter the same code as shown in the picture and open all the locks.
At this point, make your way to the basement and read the father’s note:
Son, remember HOW you drove me crazy when a child?
Apparently, the father used to get crazy when ‘you’ turned the light on and off in the bedroom again and again. So, just go to the bedroom and do that. You’ll see the number 5138. Use that number to unlock the safe in the basement. There’s money inside and a letter that says a lot.
Lastly, get back to the car and be ready for the next chapter.
