Quick answer
Tap the closed door braced by a long wooden pole, behind and to the left of the family preparing to leave. The family trip is a distraction from the person shut away inside that room.
- Level
- Level 25
- Difficulty
- Normal
- Objective
- Find the closed door braced with a long wooden pole behind and to the left of the departing family in Let's go on a trip! and complete the observation stage.
Video walkthrough
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Step-by-step
Start at the entrance, where the parents have luggage and their daughter is ready to go out. Instead of following their direction of travel, look back into the house. A diagonal wooden pole crosses the area beside another closed door. Follow the pole toward the door and its handle: it is being used as a barrier, not merely stored with the family's bags.
Select the obstructed door and read the explanation. The answer reveals that the family's abused son has been locked away while the others leave on their trip. It raises the danger that he may not survive until their return. The puzzle does not ask you to choose a suitcase, a pair of shoes or the departing girl; it asks you to notice the blocked room that the cheerful departure conceals.
Wait for the answer and clear panel. No conversation choices are required in this stage. If your first tap misses, use the long pole as a line leading back to the shut door, then select that area more precisely. The relevant obstruction is behind the family, rather than on the bags they are taking with them.
Tips
- Use the scene around the target to orient yourself: the parents carry luggage and their daughter is ready to leave, while a diagonal wooden pole blocks another door behind them.
- Their abused son is locked away while the rest of the family leaves for a trip; the answer questions whether he will survive until they return.
- Pause the video at the marked selection and compare the exact outline of the closed door braced with a long wooden pole behind and to the left of the departing family before tapping.
Common mistakes
- Selecting a nearby part of the illustration instead of the closed door braced with a long wooden pole behind and to the left of the departing family.
- Tapping repeatedly before the answer card or result has finished appearing.
Frequently asked questions
Where do I tap in Let's go on a trip!?
Tap the closed door braced with a long wooden pole behind and to the left of the departing family. Use the surrounding objects in the scene to locate the small feature rather than selecting the whole picture.
What is the suspicious detail in Let's go on a trip!?
Their abused son is locked away while the rest of the family leaves for a trip; the answer questions whether he will survive until they return.
Does Let's go on a trip! need dialogue choices?
No. This stage is an observation picture: the parents carry luggage and their daughter is ready to leave, while a diagonal wooden pole blocks another door behind them. Identify the closed door braced with a long wooden pole behind and to the left of the departing family, then wait for the answer and clear confirmation.