Complete Samsara Room Walkthrough Guide

Complete Samsara Room Walkthrough Guide

Escape rooms can be exhilarating. Qithout one nearby, you’ll have to resort to Samsara Room to capture that anxiety. It’s full of twists and turns, despite taking place in one room. The game may get confusing at times, but luckily our completeSamsara Room walkthroughcan help fill the gaps!

Part 1: Make a Call

Start by taking stock of everything in the room, using the arrows at the edges of the screen to navigateSamsara Room. You’ll see a mirror, a locked cabinet with a candle on top, a table with a rotary phone and an envelope, a dresser with a chest, a locked grandfather clock, and a window.

Now pick up the matches that appeared and let’s move on to the next part.

Part 2: Solving the Chest

Turn back to the dresser and interact with the chest on top. You’ll notice it has three gray circles—we’ll call these discs. Additionally, there are two gray boxes with less than and greater than symbols. Each disc can spin, except the middle one won’t budge.

In doing so, another candle appears. Take it with you; there should be three candles now.

Part 3: Become the Fish-Man…?

Examine yourself in the mirror. Click and drag to shift the image of yourself to your left. See the S-shaped symbol in the corner? Remember that, as you’ll need it down the road.

In doing so, a hole appears. Interacting with it takes you to a dark void with a cube at the center. Selecting it twice will transport you to another similar room, but now you’re a fish-man. At least you still have your personality.

Part 4: Make a Call 2: Electric Boogaloo

Before you start, examine the mirror again. As you did before, shifting the angle of the mirror will reveal another symbol. Now, step back and examine the phone on the table.

With that key, unlock the cabinet next to the table and add the jar to your inventory. That’ll be used for later.

Part 5: Be Still My Beating Heart

If you circle the room, you might notice a few shells lying about. Some are obvious, others are hidden. Either way, you need to collect them all to perform an almost identical ritual to the candles.

Enter the void again and interact with the cube again. You’ll be sent back to the first room of Samsara Room.

Part 6: Welcome to the Upside Down

Ready for another ritual? This one is easy and will take you straight to a new room, one that turns your world upside down. Again, the mirror in this room has another sign for you to make note of.

Step into the void once again and interact with the cube to be transported to a copy of the same room, only upside down.

Part 7: You’ve Lost Your Marbles

In this similar-yet-new room, take a look in the mirror. Like before, you can shift your view and, in doing so, you’ll find another symbol to make note of.

With all four marbles, revisit the window and place the four marbles on each candle holder. Then replace the lizard with your fish.

Part 8: Roll Your D4, Fish-Man

You already have one tetrahedron, now you need to collect the others. Your first stop is at the grandfather clock.

Part 9: Life… Uh… Finds a Way

If you interact with the corpse, he’ll fall out. Rude, but he has something you need: a flower seed. He’s dead; he has no use for it anymore.

Now, when you step into the void and interact with the cube, you’ll be transported to a new room.

Part 10: Would You Still Love Me If I Were a Worm?

With you being a worm, you’re now on the ground floor, onto the smelly, likely uncleaned carpet. Start by checking yourself out in the mirror. Shift it around to find another symbol to make note of.

Part 11: In the Belly of the Beast

If you continue through the red forest, you’ll come to a small, wooden contraption. It has four glass containers and is adorned with symbols. Each glass container is meant to capture a single orange light.

To capture the orange lights, you have to wait at each forest scene until the entity glows. Look in the trees! Bop the orange lights a few times to capture it, then move onto the next. They won’t appear in your inventory, but rather automatically appear in the glass containers.

Remember the symbols I told you to keep track of? Each glass container is linked to a specific symbol. You have to move each hand into place:

With the arms in the right places, an egg will appear. Take the egg and go back to the window in the room.

Part 12: Too Many Mouths to Feed

In the new room, pick up the egg from the window. Step away from the window and examine the nearby bird’s nest. Drop the egg into the bird’s nest. you may crack each one open, like you did with the glass jar. Now, you have to select each bird in a specific order:

Grab the feather, one of several you’ll need to collect to complete Samsara Room.

Part 13: I’ll Trade My Sunflower Seed For Your Feather

If you’ve taken stock of the room, you may have noticed a squirrel holding a feather. No matter what you do, the little guy won’t give it up.

Wow! All that for a single feather? The squirrel really makes you work for that one!

Part 14: What’s in the Box?

Now, use the grandfather clock once again and change it to 4:15. It’ll be nighttime now. You’re going to start by batting the owl roosting on the tree, by the dresser. This will force him to perch on the grandfather clock instead.

If you click and drag the owl’s head, you can make it move and stop in four directions. Stopping between directions, move the owl’s head in order: right, forward, left, forward, backwards. If you make a mistake, back away, then examine the owl again. Pick up the feather he leaves behind.

Return to the clock once more and change it to 7:45. In doing so, a heron will appear at the bird’s nest. Get a closer look; he looks hungry. Why don’t you feed it the fish, lizard, worm, and heart you have on you? Click on his body a couple times and he’ll spit up a baby. Go ahead and take it.

Back to the clock again, but this time change it to 2:00. Visit the window one last time. Place the feathers on the candle holders and the baby on the plate. Step into the void once more and click on the cube a few times. Keep clicking until every item (including the baby) is batted away.

Part 15: The Secret Room

While you may technically call it quits with Samsara Room right here, there is a secret ending you can unlock and it wouldn’t be much of a walkthrough without it. Remember how you climb into the dead guy’s mouth and had to capture those lights? Play the game up until you reach that point.

Adjust the hands on the contraption, using our screenshot for reference, like so:

Instead of getting an egg, you’ll be rewarded with a shrimp. Take it, leave the guy’s insides, and head back to the window. With the four petals and shrimp on the plate, step through the void into a new, secret room.

Turn towards the overturned dresser and examine it closer to find a pencil. Next to the dresser is a nearly destroyed clock. Turn its hands to 2:45 to reveal a compartment with a glass bottle. See the giant shrimp? Pull its head to find the poor dead fellow again. Open his mouth and collect the green goo with the glass bottle you just found.

Now back up and face the wall with the window. See the knocked over flower pot? Clicking on it will make sand appear, so pick it up, then turn towards the mirror. Look closer at the mirror and you’ll see a tiny water droplet in the top-left corner. Collect that, too.

Step back and examine the note on the table. Using the pencil, you can draw a key. Now, crumple the paper, unfold it, and a key will appear. Use that to unlock the cabinet by the table, click on the jar, and collect the bubble.

Turn towards the wall with the window again. See the chest on the floor? It’s storing flammable twigs. Light them up with matches and collect a mote of fire. Go back to the window and remove the shrimp from the plate. On the candle holders, place the sand, bubble, droplet, and mote of fire.

Once you step on through, click the image at the center a couple times and you’ll watch a secret scene unfold!

With that, you no longer need ourSamsara Room walkthroughguide. You’ve completed everything! It’s probably best you take a walk after this one. If escape rooms are your thing, why not try out the beautifully doneTrace? Or you could try something a little more trippy likeSuperliminal.