Rooms & Exits level guide
Rooms & Exits Level 69 Walkthrough
Chapter 4's Turkish Exhibition pairs a domed tile salon with a spice bazaar: preserve the red floral and white-dot patterns, map the basket colours by position, then use the twin tiled portraits to reveal and solve the four-dial wall mechanism.
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How to Solve Rooms & Exits Level 69 — Full Solution
- Compare the red floral tile grid and derive its missing result, then record the exact white-circle positions across the three dot boards.
- Search the bazaar gallery and note the white, red, green, and brown spice sacks by their two-row positions, alongside any nearby matching colour clue.
- Inspect both Ottoman portraits and their round markers before sliding the frames; the movement exposes the brick recess behind them.
- At the revealed panel, align the four rotary dials using the recorded pattern/marker evidence and watch the four status lights for confirmation.
- Use the released item or opening to complete the exhibition exit chain.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Reducing the dot boards to a single total of white circles and losing the board positions.
- Turning the four dials at random without recording the portrait markers and spice/pattern evidence.
Quick Tips for Rooms & Exits Level 69 (spoiler-free)
- Sketch the white-dot positions, not just their count; the three boards are positional pattern evidence.
- Before moving a portrait, record the circular markers on both frames—those details remain useful after the brick panel appears.
- Think in chain clears. The best move is the one that sets up the next two moves, not just the quickest current match.
Board notes 2 details
- Layout
- A blue-tile, gray-and-white-domed exhibition salon with arched niches and a central octagonal fountain/display, followed by a bazaar room of rugs, fruit, lamps, and two rows of white/red/green/brown spice baskets. A blue floral-tile wall holds two Ottoman portraits; behind them is a brick recess and a four-dial panel.
- Goal
- Turn the room's visual patterns, spice layout, and portrait markers into the dial/control solution that opens the Turkish Exhibition exit.
Frequently Asked Questions
What do the spice baskets tell me?
Their colours and their positions in the two rows are the clue. Record the white, red, green, and brown sacks as a layout, not as an unordered list.
How do I open the hidden wall behind the portraits?
Inspect and move the twin tiled portraits. The frames conceal a brick recess with the four-dial control, so the portrait mechanism is the access step.
What should I use for the four dials?
Use the visual evidence from the portraits and associated patterns, then verify the four small status lights. The dials are not a standalone brute-force lock.