Rooms & Exits level guide
Rooms & Exits Level 73 Walkthrough
Chapter 4's Mayas and incas temple pairs a stepped sandstone altar with glyph panels, sun reliefs, and calendar mechanisms — match the carved 4×4 tiles, retain the blue-red-green jar clue, trace the symbol-grid route, then align the painted-vase and calendar evidence on the multiring wheel.
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How to Solve Rooms & Exits Level 73 — Full Solution
- Search the altar, wall niches, rear calendar, sun relief, and jar shelf for glyph and colour evidence.
- Set the 4×4 stone panel by matching the exact carved symbols, then preserve the sun-and-jar colour order for its linked lock.
- Follow the shown route through the green symbol grid, selecting only the glyphs touched by the path.
- Use the vase rim and bronze calendar clues to align the multiring wheel, then take its reward to open the exit.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Matching glyphs by stone shade instead of the actual carving shape.
- Turning every wheel ring together and losing the independent inner/outer positions.
Quick Tips for Rooms & Exits Level 73 (spoiler-free)
- Compare glyph cuts and curves tile by tile; colour and stone texture do not identify the correct square.
- Write down each wheel ring's target independently before rotating the mechanism.
- 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 sandstone temple exhibit has a stepped central altar, wall niches, a rear round calendar, and a large circular shield carving. Its mechanisms include a 4×4 glyph panel, sun relief over blue/red/green jars, bronze calendar medallion, green symbol-grid board, tall turquoise-and-gold ceremonial vase, and multiring wheel.
- Goal
- Use the temple's glyph, colour, and calendar evidence to complete the panels and wheel, release the final item, and unlock the Mayas and incas exit.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I solve the stone glyph board?
Match each tile's carved mark — its curves, dots, and lines — to the panel evidence. The similar grey stone colours are not the solution.
What are the coloured jars for?
The blue, red, and green jar tops sit beneath the sun relief as a deliberate colour-order clue for a linked temple mechanism.