Rooms & Exits level guide
Rooms & Exits Level 98 Walkthrough
The Storm Within Fiona traps the Dark Waters investigation in a chain-filled marine utility room — search the life-ring and valve side, guide the maze marker, pair coloured wires with their symbols, then rebuild the tile field around the gold anchor.
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How to Solve Rooms & Exits Level 98 — Full Solution
- Search the hanging chains, life ring, lockers, crate/worktable, and red valve side for the early tool and panel access.
- Guide the maze marker along a continuous black-corridor route rather than moving through the maze walls.
- Connect yellow, blue, red, and green wires to their corresponding symbol endpoints on the terminal board, checking both attributes before each move.
- Rebuild the square tile field beside the gold anchor by continuing anchor edges and tile borders, then inspect the changed anchor fixture.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Connecting wires only to reduce crossings and losing the colour-to-symbol pairing.
- Treating the anchor board as identical grey tiles instead of following the gold silhouette and border edges.
Quick Tips for Rooms & Exits Level 98 (spoiler-free)
- Record each wire's colour with its terminal symbol.
- Match anchor-board tile borders before their grey background shade.
- 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 compact marine utility room contains hanging chains, life ring, metal lockers, crates, worktable, red valve/bottle, maze board, wire terminal panel, and anchor tile frame.
- Goal
- Use the utility-room searches and three distinct boards to expose the next Fiona-related fixture.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I solve the wire board?
Each wire needs the correct colour and symbol endpoint. A neat-looking route is wrong if either endpoint attribute does not match.
What should I use on the anchor panel?
Arrange the square tiles to continue the anchor silhouette and the adjacent tile borders; it is an image-placement mechanism, not a keypad.