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Rita Down Below

Very creative and a nice story. But the mood is very child like and some of the puzzles are hard so I'm not sure about the target group.

Thanks again Wollo . Can't believe I completely missed the wheels. I've clicked them plenty of times and got to focus on the picture but then never realised the wheels at that point became draggable 🤦‍♂️

@Elosch Thanks for the recording, that way I can see clearly where your problem is. You are missing how to interact with the painting. While you're zoomed in. you can actually grab and rotate the wheels on the right side of the screen. I have updated the in-game walkthrough to clarify this. Have fun with the rest of the room!

ABSOLUTE CINEMA.

Thanks for the quick response Wollo
I've restarted the room to try again and recorded where I'm getting stuck.
Hope that helps illustrate the issue or you might notice if I missed a step.

Recording uploaded to youtube

@Elosch
There should be no glitch in that area, and if you can interact with the reading Rita and the painting, everything seems to be in order. Have you checked the walkthrough (by pressing 'H')? It contains hints and solutions for every puzzle in this room.

I love the creative hand drawn illustration style of this room, but sadly I'm stuck early on after opening the book found in the wardrobe. All I can do/interact with is the book/Rita, the wardrobe, rubish bin and a painting on the wall. But nothig I seem to be able to do will advance the story. Any clues or is this a glitch?

This was so wonderfully well made. I thoroughly enjoyed the room start to finish. By far one of my favorites made for ES1.

Thank you @GeriHatrick
No, I haven't entered the ES2 contest, and for two reasons.
Firstly, this is supposed to be a hobby, and I don't enjoy the time pressure of these contests and would rather make a good room than a rushed one (Rita Down Below and Quantum Quests Inc. each took months to make).
Secondly, I have very little time at the moment since I'm working on a non-ES project for a change, and that is eating up practically all the spare time I've got. I should be done with that by the end of the year, and only then may I start getting into building an ES2 room. The ES2 release had a terrible timing for me, and I have to prioritize.

Amazing as usual. You didn't enter the ES2 contest?