Endacopia, the point-and-click video game. Checked 2026-10-02. Version 1.08.

Red, Yellow and Blue Cards

Answer. First purchase set: yellow-circle-one x3 and red-diamond-four x2 (750 credits). Later: green-triangle-three x4 and blue-square-two x4 (1,200 credits). Take purchases from the lower slot. These are in-game credits.

The player-written Basic Text Walkthrough records two Office purchase sets and their in-game credit budgets. Use color, shape and pip count together, then collect the items from the vending slot.

Mellow talks to a red figure behind bars, with dialogue choices on screen
Steam store screenshot. Mellow talks to a red figure behind bars, with dialogue choices on screen
Item select screen showing a flashlight, a red skateboard, and a blade
Steam store screenshot. Item select screen showing a flashlight, a red skateboard, and a blade
  1. Read the mark. Yellow circle with one pip; red diamond with four; green triangle with three; blue square with two.
  2. Doors. Match the card to the laser door or the coworker room.
  3. Cooler. The regular walkthrough uses the wrench inside the cooler to get the pipe key. Water in the AI socket is a separate boss-skip action.

Not a Nintendo item

Nothing in the card puzzle is a console. Console availability is on the download page, and the answer is that there is no official console version.

If a card does nothing, scroll the inventory. Guides say rewards sometimes sit in the vending slot until you take them.

Questions I keep seeing

Are the cards the switch puzzle?

No. Switches are six linked lights. Cards are keycards.

Keep going

Vending machine
Where cards are bought
Light switches
A different Office puzzle
Short Circuit
Skip the AI

Sources I checked

SourceWhat I used it for
Steam store page, app 2684630Release date, Windows-only platforms, English language, price, 16 achievements. Checked 2026-10-02.
Steam guide: Basic Text WalkthroughPlayer-written route I used for the step order. Not an Andyland document.
Endacopia Fandom wikiCommunity wiki. Pages are incomplete. I treat them as leads, not as the last word.