Welcome to Kicky House Escape, a captivating point and click adventure game where you find yourself trapped inside a mysterious house. Your goal is to navigate through the house, solving puzzles and uncovering hidden objects to find your way out. Good luck and have fun!
Start the game and familiarize yourself with the environment. Notice the layout and potential areas to explore.
Click around the house to find interactive elements such as doors, cabinets, and other objects. Use your cursor to highlight clickable areas.
Interact with objects to either use them or combine them with others to solve puzzles. Pay attention to the inventory bar if items are collected.
Solve puzzles by matching objects, finding patterns, or using objects in creative ways. Use hints sparingly if available.
Look for keys, switches, or other items that can help unlock doors or access new areas. Explore every corner of the house.
Once you have collected all necessary items and solved all puzzles, use them to find your escape route out of the house.
Use your mouse to navigate and interact with objects. Click on areas you wish to examine or interact with.
Take your time; there is no rush in this game.
Examine every area and object multiple times to uncover hidden items or clues.
Pay attention to the environment and context clues for hints on how to proceed.
Try combining objects in unexpected ways to unlock new paths or solutions.
If you're stuck, backtrack or look for a different route to explore. Sometimes a fresh perspective solves the puzzle.
Start by clicking on the character or any object in the initial scene to begin interacting with the environment.
The goal is to escape the house by solving puzzles and finding hidden objects that lead to the exit.
Yes, you can interact with various objects by clicking on them. This may reveal hidden parts or lead to solving puzzles.
Look for clues and items that can be combined or used in different ways to solve puzzles. Pay attention to the environment and objects you interact with.
Try to re-examine the environment and objects you've interacted with. Sometimes, solving a puzzle requires revisiting previous scenes or finding items in new locations.