hiiop.blogg.se - Empty room escape walkthrough

Click to break the bottle and retrieve a fishing hook.Up to the point between the mill and the trees.Right through the passage toward the mill.Right, to that squarish island in the middle.Right, across the water, to between the home and Seasons Peak.Right and down to just below the mountains.Upside-down T, Z, triangle with line, square with line, S.Defocus, then focus on the base of the cabinet.

Crow, Dale, the Woman, the Vial, and the Corrupted Soul.

Change the channel to 588, then click play.

Well done, I'm looking forward to more from you. If you need certain information to solve a puzzle, you need to make it clear that extra knowledge is needed.Īpart from that, pretty damn good. Other puzzle games that use information in this way, such as notpron, always give hints as to where to find the information, and actively support the use of google while attempting to find the answer. Someone could be a genius, and still find themselves stuck because they don't know what they have to know. While this can be interesting, in the greater scheme of things I would say it proves inadvisable. Some of your puzzles are knowledge based, as in to complete them the player must know one piece of information or another. I think this is why you've caught so much flack for the chair puzzle. For me, it was fine, but for others it may turn a reasonably clever puzzle game into an incompletable challenge. The other complaint could either be more or less serious, depending on who you are.

I know it's pretty much a staple of point'n'click, but it can be avoided, and looking at the quality of the rest of the game and the thought that must of gone into it, I'm sure you would be able to find a way around it. You did a lot right on this one, but I do have a few complaints, (think of them as "suggestions"?). And then I thought, "oh well, my phone must be having a moment, I'll just google it" and lo and behold, the answers been staring me in the face the whole time! God damn you! I saw the error, I saw it and I bloody well dismissed it. You are a complete and utter bastard, and I love it. This review sounds like a big rant, but really it's because I am really enjoying your work and thing with a few changes and a couple of hidden areas becoming a little easier to find, a good game could become a great game. Could you not please also program it to work both ways from the initial moves, instead of just one? I understood the logic of the puzzle, but because I had not gone the specific path you wanted I was left with nothing, eventually assuming my logic was wrong and finally resorting to the walkthrough.which made me groan with frustration when I realised I had been right all along. Again, I solved it immediately.however, there are two initial moves that knight can make, and I kept going along the one you had not chosen, and completing the puzzle that way which did not open the box. Now, the puzzle that annoyed me was the chess knight one. The final cypher puzzle was pleasing (I solved it immediately but it was still a good puzzle), artwork, sound and atmosphere are excellent, the controls and room transitions well designed so as not to be frustrating. Okay, so pixel-hunting aside the game performed well. So well hidden were those last numbers, that even when I saw them on the walkthrough and tried to go take a look at them, I couldn't find where I was meant to click and assumed bad programming had blocked me out (later on I discovered the tiny spot I was meant to click and went and took a closer look). Things I did not find by myself were: the lock in the side of the mirror (never would have found that), the pole above the door, and also the hidden numbers on the back of the board. This is a good game, and you have created a smooth, good looking project, however I found the pixel-hunting very frustrating. Good puzzles and generally professionally created game, however the pixel-hunting and one poorly programmed puzzle left me turning to the walkthrough to keep me progressing.