Amgel Easter Room Escape 2 and the Easter room of hidden locks
Amgel Easter Room Escape 2 puts you inside a pastel escape challenge built around careful observation and item use. You search a sealed room, pick up small objects, and match each clue to the right lock, which fits the Escape genre well.
Click every drawer, panel, and prop
This is a point-and-click setup, so the mouse does all the work while you inspect drawers, wall panels, and tiny holiday decorations. Every screen can hide a useful piece, and the trick is to notice what can be opened now and what needs another item first.
Build the clue chain before you try a lock
The game asks you to gather items, combine them when needed, and return to earlier spots after you uncover something new. That means you are not just hunting for one key; you are piecing together a full route from clue to container to final exit.
If you want more of the same room-by-room logic, Amgel Easter Room Escape 3 follows a very similar Easter setup. For another locked-area puzzle flow, 100 Doors Escape from Prison uses the same read-the-room-and-unlock-the-path idea, while Escape Mystery Room focuses on item use inside one enclosed space.
Works smoothly on phone or desktop
You can clear the room on a mobile device or a computer, so the puzzle fits a longer break or a small gap in your day. It runs in your browser with no download and no signup, and that makes each hidden-object-style search easy to start wherever you are.
The Easter theme gives the room a bright look, but the real challenge is still the sequence of clicks, inspections, and unlocks. If you enjoy puzzle pages with careful searching, the item-hunting pace and small clue chain will keep you moving toward the final door.
Platform
Browser — desktop, mobile and tablet
Release
18 may 2021
Last Update
18 may 2021
