Rooms & Exits level guide
Rooms & Exits Level 79 Walkthrough
The brick Basement hides its club clues among wine shelves, boxes, and a purple stairwell — reconstruct the wine-and-fruit collage, read every coloured binder's spine symbol and bottom mark, then transfer that order to the beige icon panel.
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How to Solve Rooms & Exits Level 79 — Full Solution
- Search the long counter, wine shelves, boxes, barrel, and purple-lit stair edge before opening the wine-and-fruit close-up.
- Rebuild the collage by continuing bottle outlines, grape clusters, fruit edges, and shelf lines across adjacent tiles.
- Inspect the yellow, green, red, purple, and black binders and record each spine icon together with its lower circular mark.
- Set the beige panel's circles, triangles, and other icon slots from that complete binder order, then check the panel itself for the next released Basement state.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Using binder colour alone and losing the icon sequence.
- Matching collage tiles by brick background instead of the continuous bottle and fruit outlines.
Quick Tips for Rooms & Exits Level 79 (spoiler-free)
- Match collage tiles by bottle and fruit outlines.
- Write binder colour, icon, and bottom mark as one record.
- 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 brick club basement has purple-lit stairs, wine shelves, boxes, barrel, counter, and a close-up wine-and-fruit display. It later exposes coloured binders and a beige icon-slot panel.
- Goal
- Rebuild the wine-shelf image, decode the binders' ordered colour/symbol records, and set the beige symbol-slot panel.
Frequently Asked Questions
What do the binders mean?
Each binder supplies colour plus a spine symbol and lower circle; transfer the complete ordered record to the linked panel.
How should I assemble the wine picture?
Use continuous object edges: bottle necks and labels, grape clusters, fruit contours, and shelf lines are more reliable than the repeated dark brick background.