Here’s a structured walkthrough for Gal Ritchie & Seth Gamble in Room 10 (hypothetical puzzle game inspired by Indian cultural elements):
Game Overview
Gal Ritchie & Seth Gamble in Room 10 is a narrative-driven puzzle adventure set in a historic Indian bungalow. Players must collaborate with the protagonists to solve cryptic clues tied to local folklore, arithmetic puzzles, and symbolic riddles hidden in Room 10.
Key Puzzle Solutions
1. The Calendar Riddle
Clue: A torn calendar page shows dates circled: 14, 22, 5, 9.
Solution:
Convert dates to Roman numerals: XIV (14), XXII (22), V (5), IX (9).
Arrange them as V IX XIV XXII → "VIXIXVXIXXII" ( Sounds like "Vixar IX Vixar XXII" → "VIXAR 9 VIXAR 22" ).
Input 9:22 on the wall clock to unlock the door.
2. The Rice bowl Arithmetic
Clue: A bowl of uncooked rice has numbers written in curry leaves: 3, 7, 2, 4.
Solution:
Add numbers: 3 + 7 + 2 + 4 = 16.
Subtract the number of rice grains visible (e.g., 5) → 16 - 5 = 11.
Press the stone button labeled 11 to trigger a trapdoor.
3. The Snake Wall Mural
Clue: A mural depicts a cobra with 7 heads, each wearing a different gemstone (emerald, sapphire, ruby, diamond, topaz, amethyst, lapis).
Solution:
Arrange gems in clockwise order starting from the head: Emerald → Sapphire → Ruby → Diamond → Topaz → Amethyst → Lapis.
Spin the circular wall panel to align the gems with their positions. The cobra’s eyes glow, revealing a hidden switch.
4. The Rangoli Staircase
Clue: A staircase with rangoli patterns (geometric designs) requires stepping on specific colors.
Solution:
Count the number of petals in each rangoli:
Red: 8 petals → 8
Blue: 6 petals → 6
Yellow: 4 petals → 4
Input sequence 864 on the staircase’s pressure plate.
5. The Final Lock (Combination Safe)
Clue: A safe with a keypad labeled "BHARAT" (India).
Solution:
Convert letters to numerical positions in the Devanagari script (approximate):
B = 2, H = 8, A = 1, R = 4, A = 1, T = 20.
Simplify using modulo 10: 2, 8, 1, 4, 1, 0 → 281410.
Input the code to unlock the safe, revealing the protagonists’ escape route.
Cultural Context Tips
Use Hindu numerology (e.g., 108 is sacred) or Vedic math for advanced puzzles.
References to Rajasthani folklore (e.g., snakes as保护神) or Mughal architecture patterns.
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