Minimalistic House Escape 6
You are a farmer living in a small thatch-roof house with very little furniture. You’re a seventh generation farmer who inherited skills from your ancestors resulting in good harvests all year round. Whenever the townsfolk pass by your house, they say their greetings and wonder why you don’t want a larger house. Always, in the same humble manner, you’d reply, “A larger house is but an empty crab shell to a snail.” Indeed, what is a big house to an old farmer who lives alone?
You would rather build a spacious cellar that houses delicious wines, which you eventually did. Soon, you’re also receiving tons of orders for wines. Finally, you start hiring young men from town to mentor and assist you. But not all of the young men are honest. One night, they overpowered and imprisoned you in the cellar, hoping to steal your gold. He must escape from the cellar before everything you worked hard for vanishes!
Walkthrough video for Minimalistic House Escape 6
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I like Anairs games, but what really stands out about them is the text contant. They are extremely creative and fun.
I repent: usually I don’t read game descriptions, diving into the game as soon as possible. This time I decided to enjoy in full: with text contant. But…
But then a question immediately arose. If our farmer really lived alone in a minimalistic house with very little furnitur… And most of all he valued his spacious cellar that housed delicious wines…
Then WHY in this minimalistic house with very little furnitur is there a crib on location B? To rock the sleeping wine?
Minimalist style probably means something different with everyone. “Rocking sleeping wine?” How original! Anyway, why not?