How could you ever find out this phone number? Did i miss any clue ?

You have to spell TOKEN by pressing the numbers the right amount of time.

Originally posted by Core-Poration:

You have to spell TOKEN by pressing the numbers the right amount of time.

Always a troublesome one for us that Newer use letters for phone numbers.

Thanks for the video! For some reason I can't get the kitchen drawer open with the nutcracker.

Originally posted by Chronotic:

Thanks for the video! For some reason I can't get the kitchen drawer open with the nutcracker.

If you check the drawing next to the fridge, you see the placement for one of the nutcrackers. The other one is almost the same placement just a tad back. Can be a little fiddely but should work if its on the lines.

Are there clues for the piano one and the drummer one? How are you supposed to know them? I feel like there's an in-game clue I'm missing.

Luckily the phone one I get (but would have never thought to try) since I'm old fashioned...

Originally posted by Chronotic:

Thanks for the video! For some reason I can't get the kitchen drawer open with the nutcracker.

Figured it out, there's two nutcrackers :)

Originally posted by zak6009:

Are there clues for the piano one and the drummer one? How are you supposed to know them? I feel like there's an in-game clue I'm missing.

Luckily the phone one I get (but would have never thought to try) since I'm old fashioned...

I thiiiink the piano one is the first 6 notes of jingle bells, but I don't know where the clue for that would be in the level. Edit: Nope, Jingle bells is E.

Originally posted by Chronotic:

Originally posted by zak6009:

Are there clues for the piano one and the drummer one? How are you supposed to know them? I feel like there's an in-game clue I'm missing.

Luckily the phone one I get (but would have never thought to try) since I'm old fashioned...

I thiiiink the piano one is the first 6 notes of jingle bells, but I don't know where the clue for that would be in the level. Edit: Nope, Jingle bells is E.

I meant the clue for the token, not the main puzzle. According to the guide I looked at it's just to keep hitting G. But why?

And the drummer nutcracker - is that just about loosely copying the other one? Or is there a more direct logic?

Originally posted by zak6009:

Originally posted by Chronotic:

I thiiiink the piano one is the first 6 notes of jingle bells, but I don't know where the clue for that would be in the level. Edit: Nope, Jingle bells is E.

I meant the clue for the token, not the main puzzle. According to the guide I looked at it's just to keep hitting G. But why?

And the drummer nutcracker - is that just about loosely copying the other one? Or is there a more direct logic?

On the music sheet on the bottom line the lyrics read token bells and the notes are all G.

Originally posted by cheeseman:

Originally posted by zak6009:

I meant the clue for the token, not the main puzzle. According to the guide I looked at it's just to keep hitting G. But why?

And the drummer nutcracker - is that just about loosely copying the other one? Or is there a more direct logic?

On the music sheet on the bottom line the lyrics read token bells and the notes are all G.

how is that supposed to be a hint to hit the G-key unless you're from the US which is the only country afaik that use Letter for numbers? Its still a stretch

Originally posted by joridiculous:

Originally posted by cheeseman:

On the music sheet on the bottom line the lyrics read token bells and the notes are all G.

how is that supposed to be a hint to hit the G-key unless you're from the US which is the only country afaik that use Letter for numbers? Its still a stretch

you hit the G's on the keyboard, not the telephone, that's why the hint is on the music sheet.