100 Doors – Escape from Prison · Cells 1–20

100 Doors Escape from Prison Level 12

Turkmenistan Cell

100 Doors Escape from Prison Level 12 Turkmenistan Cell gameplay screenshot
100 Doors Escape from Prison Level 12 gameplay screenshot from VGTimes. Game artwork © Peaksel Games.View source
Match the country before using the steps

This guide is mapped to Turkmenistan Cell in the checked mobile ordering. If Level 12 shows another country, use the title and screenshot rather than the number alone.

Solution checkedLevel 12 verified 2026-09-28 · verified

Quick clue

Begin by checking the same objects shown in the screenshot. The short clue below gets you moving without exposing every later puzzle step at once.

100 Doors Escape from Prison Level 12 quick clue: Pick two bottles. One is located near the table, the second is on the windowsill.

Step-by-step walkthrough

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Inspect the cell

Pick two bottles. One is located near the table, the second is on the windowsill.

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Important notes

  • This guide is mapped to Level 12, the Turkmenistan cell, in the checked mobile ordering.
  • Pick up each named item before trying to use or combine it.
  • If the room artwork differs, match the country label and screenshot before following the numbered guide.
  • Wait for the door animation before leaving the puzzle screen.

Useful solving habits

  • 1Tap small objects once to move them into the inventory.
  • 2Open the inventory item before combining two pieces when a direct drag does not register.
  • 3Codes should be entered only after the matching clue has been revealed.
  • 4Reset the room if a multi-step puzzle stops responding after an out-of-order action.

Items and completion

The walkthrough covers every item required to unlock this cell. Optional evidence items, when present in later app versions, do not change the door solution.

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