The Great Bedroom Escape

A bedroom in a former ghost house seals the next escape route. The room still carries odd leftovers from a departed spirit, and The Great Bedroom Escape ties every clue to the bedroom's furniture, pets, and broken household items. Freedom depends on searching the space for usable objects and reading how one object changes another. A sleeping cat blocks access to a key. A locked closet hides more tools. Even the bed frame becomes part of the exit plan.

How to play?

Search the shelves, the closet, and the rest of the bedroom for objects that serve a direct purpose. An alarm clock belongs on the windowsill beside the cat, with its hands set to match the wall clock. Waking up, the cat leaves the key uncovered. Closet hardware needs the handle, which removes the screws before the key unlatches the door. Glue from inside the closet joins the tube to the saw. Cutting the right bedpost creates a wooden piece for the rope. That combination forms a battering ram. Hanging the broken phone above the exit sets up the final rig, and its wire holds the ram in place for the last hit on the door.