Escape Room Survival Series 1: Polar Adventure Guide - How to Pass After the Doll's Eye, Introduction to the Post-Doll's Eye Level Clearance Strategy

When it comes to recent excellent puzzle games, many players would definitely mention the game "Escape Room Survival Series 1: Polar Adventure." The game is composed of several cases, each of which has a certain connection. Below is a guide for the "Doll's Eye" section in Escape Room Survival Series 1: Polar Adventure. Many players are not very familiar with the "Doll's Eye," hence they inquire about it online.

The "Doll's Eye" is the second chapter of this game. After we solve the case at Snow Peak Hotel, we receive an online request for help from a character named Dorothy. She says that there is a big problem with her son's fiancée. However, her son insists on marrying his fiancée, and since the wedding is only a few days away, she hopes we can come to help as soon as possible.

We drive to the estate. Upon arrival, we see the client, her son, and the fiancée. After we arrive, there is a tutorial for new players, which we can skip. Next, we need to find some items in the car. Then, find some snapshots on the left. But when we try to go further, we are stopped by a puppy.

Then, use the items found earlier to open the backpack we searched in the car. This allows us to find a note and our camera inside the backpack. At this point, we can take pictures of them. After taking the photos, we discover a ghost behind the son's fiancée, and then the client suddenly faints.

First, we find bones on the ground and feed them to the puppy that just blocked us to get the tool it carries. Then, use the tool to open the broken lock in our car. Inside, we can find a first-aid kit. Use the first-aid kit to revive the client.

Above is the guide for the "Doll's Eye" section in Escape Room Survival Series 1: Polar Adventure. In this chapter, our main task at the beginning is to take out our camera, as the camera itself allows us to see many other aspects of things, which is very important for the development of the story later on.