Millennium 3: Cry Wolf Walkthrough

Getting Started

Although this game is part 3 of a series, you can play it as a standalone game. In the title menu, if you want to play on from MM2, select ‘import’; if you want to start a new game simply select ‘start’.

First select the difficulty mode. There are 4 difficulty levels at which you can play this game: very easy, easy, normal and hard. The difference between those levels is mainly that fights are much harder when the difficulty level increases. Additionally, only in hard mode can you find all 11 animal kings.

Next, you can select whether you want to use guide arrows or not. These arrows are very useful, especially if you’re playing this game for the first time. Throughout the game you can switch them on and off by hitting F5. Note that the arrows only appear when you change windows.

The developers of this game have really listened to their players, and in this installment of the game you can select to have visible or invisible encounters. Invisible encounters means that you never know when you are going to be attacked next, while you can see your visible enemies coming. Note that you can’t change this setting during the game.

When using invisible encounters, Marine will have a skill that allows you to set the encounter rate (hide or flight). You don’t get this with visible encounters. In addition, when you use visible encounters only a few enemies respawn when you change windows, but enough of them respawn to give you plenty of training opportunities. However, many animal kings are still invisible, and encounters on the world maps are invisible, too.

Finally, you can select to play a basic tutorial, giving you basic instructions on your menus and how to move around.

Menus

There are 3 main menu keys. They are:

ESC - the main menu with items and equipment lists etc. You can also save here.

S - the quests menu. The open quests are listed on the first window. Click arrow left from the quest with the highest number to get your completed quests list.

A - the party list. Here you can change active members of your party by moving them from one side of the screen to the other.

Battle

The battle system in MM3 is pretty standard for RPGs. When you get to a battle screen, you first need to select if you want to fight, rush or escape. ‘Fight’ means that you manually select the action for each one of your characters. These actions can be:

Attack – melee attack with whatever weapon you’re holding.

Skill – attack with a spell specific to your character, or choose a skill to heal a party member or boost your status.

Defend – you don’t attack but defend yourself against coming attacks. You may lose less HP this way.

Item – select an item to heal or cure a party member, or to throw at the enemy.

Keep an eye on your characters’ status bars during fights. When their HP (green) bar gets reduced to 0, your character is knocked out and won’t be able to participate in the rest of the battle. When all your characters are knocked out, you lose and will have to go back to a previous save. For some battles you don’t have to go to a previous save, but you lose 10% of your gold.

KO’d characters can be revived with mandragore, both during and outside of battles. At a certain level Abu will also gain the “cure KO” skill that you can also use during and outside of battles. You can further heal people during and outside of battle with various potions and foods, and some characters have healing spells. You can also revive and heal everyone in your party by sleeping in an inn or your headquarters. Note that Marine can revive herself once during each battle.

Skill actions generally cost MP. When your MP (blue bar) reaches 0, you can’t cast any more spells until you’ve rested or taken MP-increasing items.

During battle, you may get afflicted with various negative statuses. Some statuses, such as fatigue, boredom and cold, affect your ability to fight. Others, such as bleed or venom, actually reduce your HP with each action. You need to cure those during your fights if you don’t want your characters to die. In addition, some of the statuses remain after the fight until you rest or otherwise cure them. The venom status will keep reducing your HP while you walk. However, you will know if you’re walking around with a poisoned character as the screen will flash red.

Character Stats

Always equip everyone with the best armor and weapons you can find. Also pay attention to the bonus qualities items have, such as protection against a particular color magic or afflictions such as fatigue and blindness. Some items may be cursed, however. These items generally are very good, but the problem is that you can’t unequip them. To get them off you need to go to one of the shrines on the world map and ask for exorcism.

Regularly swap the orbs you’ve collected at the various guilds for stats increases, and when you have some money to spare go to the guilds to buy more increases (they’re all 1000G per person per guild). Finally, get everyone in your party promoted in the shrines on the world maps. Each different promotion will give different stats increases. Don’t forget these as the extra stats will make you much stronger in battle!

Useful Skills

Marine has a few useful skills you should know about. Going into Marine’s SKILL menu from the ESC menu (when you’re not in battle) you can select the following options:

Strategy -Here you can pick one of three battle options, which are

-- COUNTER - This is a good strategy but can be tricky if you meet an opponent who also counters. In that case Marine and the opponent will keep hitting each other until one of them is dead.

-- REGEN - Marine regenerates some HP each round.

-- ATTACK FIRST - I personally like this one, as you can get a hit in (and often eliminate one of the opponents) before anyone else.

Hide or Flight - Change the random encounter rate. This sets the minimum number of steps to take before you encounter any opponents. You can set it to low when you’ve found a good place to do some leveling up or high when you just want to make it through a map as quickly as possible. Note that this is only available when you’ve selected invisible encounters. Visible monsters can’t be changed.

Talk - When you’ve forgotten where you are going, select Marine’s Talk skill from the SKILL menu for a reminder.

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Mystery Legends: The Phantom of the Opera Walkthrough

General Information

Click on Options to adjust the Music, Sound FX (Effects), Ambience and Voice volumes. You may also change the Display options for Widescreen, Regular and Windowed modes. Note that Windowed mode is available for screen resolutions as low as 800x600 (lowest setting tested).

Extras contain Scores (length of time played and percentage played without using hints and skips), Bonus Game, Original Novel by Gaston LeRoux, Search Game (unlimited Object Search), Theatre (movies and cutscenes), and Orchestra (soundtracks).

Click Play and create your profile name. Once you’ve started the game, you can create 2 more profiles, for a total of 3. Profile names can be up to 18 characters (letters only, no numbers).

Your Journal and Map are located in the lower right, the Inventory at the bottom and the Guide and Hint button at the lower left.

The Journal keeps track of clues and information you find during play.

The Map shows your current location and indicates which areas you’ve visited and those yet to be discovered. You’ll get a popup description when you mouseover a location.

The Hint button (the Mirror, just above the Guide) takes 60 seconds to recharge. You may use it to locate active areas or to locate items within search scenes.

During object search scenes, mis-clicking too many times, too quickly, will result in your cursor being disabled for a few seconds. Other areas aren’t affected.

During Puzzles and Minigames, there is a Skip option available. The Skip button takes [] seconds to charge.

The Guide (lower left, below the Hint Mirror) provides General Help (description of icons, how to use features, etc.) and lists objectives with step-by-step, answers to questions regarding completion. Click on a question to reveal the answer.

When you first begin, you’ll receive occasional popup tutorials. Click on “Skip Tutorials” (upper right) if you don’t want/need to see them.

Gameplay and Guide Tips

This guide assumes you’ve read the General Information, used the in-game Tutorials and/or Help features or otherwise familiarized yourself with the gameplay.

Unless otherwise indicated, all inventory items are highlighted in blue, active items/areas in green and, where necessary, numbers will indicate the sequence of tasks explained in this guide.

You may click on everything you like. However, only the areas/items that are necessary to add information to the Journal, or add Tasks/Objectives, are indicated. In many cases, some of the items/areas you’re instructed to click on won’t be used until later in the game. Clicking on the items/areas will trigger new objectives or add information to the Journal.

If you’re confused about your location, use the Map (left tab, inside the Journal) to see your current location, areas you need to visit or objectives you need to complete.

In this guide, as you progress further in the game, areas you need to return to are mentioned, but not always shown. It is assumed you know how to navigate and travel between areas. Consult the Map if you need help.

Object searches are random and the search list is different each time you play. In this guide, only Inventory Items will be indicated.

Check your Journal, often. There are many clues that will help in solving puzzles.

The game is somewhat non-linear and this guide attempts to list the sequence of tasks in the most efficient order possible, although some tasks won’t be available until you complete others. You may complete available tasks in any order you like.

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Baldur's Gate Walkthrough

Prologue

Complete the quests for the Candlekeep citizens prior to purchasing any equipment. If your character is a spell-caster, memorize your spells prior to taking on the two assassins in the area. If you're playing a thief character with a high open locks ability, pick the lock on the container on the north wall of the second floor of the inn and steal the star saphire gem. Sell anything you've gathered in Candlekeep to Winthrop and then purchase some armor and weapons (a missile weapon is mandatory). Buy an extra short bow and some arrows for Imoen, who will join you at the beginning of the next chapter. Talk to Gorian and end the chapter.

Chapter One

Pick up Gorian's note and the items scattered on the ground after his battle. Equip both Imoen and your character with missile weapons and join up with Xzar and Montaron, at least temporarily, to increase your party's firepower. Avoid bears altogether, and be cautious with wolves.

Head east and confront the ogre in the sector between Beregost and the Friendly Arm Inn. Let the ogre chase after one character while the rest of your characters fire missile weapons. Use Imoen's wand of magic missiles and Xzar's offensive spells to help take the ogre down. Grab the magic girdles, without trying them on, and head to the Friendly Arm Inn.

Get the guards outside the Friendly Arm Inn to help you take out Tarnesh. Hook up with Khalid and Jaheira and the quest-givers in the Inn. Head to Beregost.

If you don't mind stealing, break into the Thunderhammer Smithy in the evening and take the bastard sword +1. Buy any additional equipment you need. If you want to take out the huge spiders in Landrin's basement, ensure that your party members have antidotes equipped, and cast an entangle spell to keep the spiders away from your party.

Hook up with Kagain and/or Garrick. Solve the quests which you can complete entirely within Beregost.

Head south, and pick up the note on the body of the ogrillons (after you've stomped them). Give it to Miranne next time you're in Beregost. Enter Nashkel to end the chapter.

Chapter Two

Reconstitute your party so that you don't have characters with opposing alignments. You can pick up Minsc or Edwin in town, but watch out for another assassin, Neira, when you enter the Inn. Go to the Nashkel carnival and clear out that area to pick up some additional experience points, and free Branwen by purchasing a stone to flesh scroll in Nashkel if you're looking for a cleric. Clearing out the sector south of Nashkel may net you a white wolf pelt, which you can sell for some good additional cash.

Don't go to the sector northwest of Nashkel yet, but otherwise feel free to explore a few of the sectors around Nashkel (remember, in order to open up access to each sector, you have to exit an adjacent sector), but be ready to flee in the face of superior opposition.

Head to the Nashkel mines sector and solve the Prism quest by taking out Greywolf, which will earn you his +2 long sword. Talk to Emerson and head into the mines. When you get to the third level, pick up Joseph's ring on the floor. Watch for traps and dangerous kobold commandos. Kill Mulahey (don't let him barter for time) and rescue Xan. Open Mulahey's chest and take his notes to end the chapter.

Chapter Three

While it's possible to complete this chapter extremely quickly, even with a low level party, you should explore around a bit to earn extra experience points, since you'll need a few levels prior to tackling the challenges in chapter four. If you have Minsc in your party, clear out the areas near the Gnoll Stronghold and then take out the Stronghold itself. Minsc will leave your party if you take too long to accomplish that task. Pick up Dynaheir if you're looking for a decent mage or want to keep Minsc.

There are a few other sectors you should definitely explore. You can purchase an abundance of magic items in the High Hedge sector (you might want to pick up Melicamp the chicken in the sector south of High Hedge first), as well as pick up Kivan and complete a quest for Perdue in Beregost. The sector to the east of the Nashkel carnival has numerous magic items as well. Don't go to Firewine Bridge or Ulcaster until you've gained a few levels. You can get a lot of experience points taking out the sirines in the sectors south of Candlekeep, but make sure you have summoned monsters in front of your party or that you are otherwise protected from the dire charm spells that the sirines will cast. Take out Bassilus (in the sector south of High Hedge, two northwest of Nashkel) for 5,000 gold. By pretending to be his parent (see the sector walk-through for more information) you can remove his undead guards, making the fight relatively easy.

When you're ready to advance the plot, visit the Feldepost Inn in Beregost and confront Tranzig. Prior to killing him, make sure you let him tell you the location of the bandit camp.

You're better off joining the bandits in Peldvale or Larswood instead of just walking into the camp. Joining the bandits will give you the opportunity to take out Tazok (although he'll return) for some good magic items and experience. There's no way to avoid a fight in the main bandit tent, so be prepared. Open the containers in the tent and get the notes to end the chapter.

Chapter Four

Finish up any other sectors you want to explore south of Baldur's Gate, and then head to Cloakwood. There are five Cloakwood sectors and you have to do them in order. There are a lot of spiders and web traps in Cloakwood, so be prepared with potions of freedom and use a thief to scout for traps.

You can pick up Coran, a master archer, in the first Cloakwood sector. Make sure you take out Centeol in the second Cloakwood sector so that you can get the Spider Bane sword. Sending several fireballs directly at Centeol will usually take him out and his spider guards, without risking your party.

When you tangle with the wyverns in the area (there's a nest in a cave in the fourth Cloakwood sector), be prepared to quickly unpoison your characters, and use area of effect spells like fireball, web, and stinking cloud to take out groups of wyverns before they can advance on your party.

Advance cautiously eastward when you reach the Cloakwood mines sector. There's a relatively tough fight above the entrance to the mines if you're not prepared. Scouting ahead with a hidden thief will give you an early tactical advantage and will allow your mages to launch deadly area of effect spells. Once you take out the mages, the rest of the fight should be relatively easy.

When you fight Davaeorn (who is waiting on the fourth level of the mines) make sure you first disarm his traps to avoid having to fight his battle horrors. Dispel his protective spells and summon a few creatures to lead the attack and to prevent your party from being targeted by his spells. Once you've killed Davaeorn, flood the mine by giving 100 gold to Rill, who is on the second floor of the mine, and then talking to the miner on the first floor who is standing near the plug.

Chapter Five

Explore Baldur's Gate thoroughly, but don't enter the Iron Throne headquarters (which is in the south, middle sector of the city) right away. Complete Scar's quests prior to talking to Eltan or entering the Iron Throne building.

Check out the detailed area walk-throughs for information on the quests that are available in Baldur's Gate, and the magic item charts if you're wondering what items are available. The Thieves' Guild tasks are among the most interesting, but not particularly rewarding. You should pick up both the Helm and Cloak of Balduran. The helm is on the second floor of the Helm and Cloak Inn, in a trapped secret compartment. The cloak is with Quenash, a "lady of the evening" in the Undercellar, which you can access either through the sewers or through the Blushing Mermaid Inn.

Don't disregard the quest to free Lothandar if he initiates the quest. If you don't solve the quest once it has begun, your party will die at the end of ten days.

When you're ready to end the chapter, talk to Eltan and then take out the Iron Throne headquarters. If you don't have it already, you should pick up the bastard sword +1/+3 vs. shapeshifters from Alden Sashenstar (if you sided with the druids in Cloakwood, you'll have the sword already). Return to Eltan once you've gathered the notes from the top floor of the Iron Throne building.

Chapter Six

When you get into the library you'll run into Koveras, who will give you a ring of protection and encourage you to wipe out the Iron Throne leaders. Regardless of whether or not you attack Rieltar and his crew, they'll be killed off and you'll be blamed for their deaths. You can get some additional magic items by doing the job yourself.

There are three separate areas in the Candlekeep catacombs, and they are each loaded with traps. All of the NPCs you'll encounter, other than Deder and Arkanis, are dopplegangers, so don't let your guard down. To end the chapter, you'll have to get through all three catacomb maps, and there's a fairly tough battle with an enemy party on the third map, so use a hidden or invisible thief (equipped with the boots of speed) to scout around the map. Check out the detailed sector walk-through for more information on the obstacles you'll face in the catacombs.

Chapter Seven

Your goals in this chapter consist of: a) going to the Iron Throne building and confronting Cythandria and obtaining Sarevok's diary; b) killing the assassins in the Undercellar to get an invitation to Sarevok's coronation; c) disrupting the coronation (perhaps stopping to save Eltan in Flaming Fist headquarters along the way); and d) pursuing Sarevok to the Thieves' Guild and then to the Undercity.

Cythandria waits at the top of the Iron Throne building, with a couple of ogre guards. In the middle of the Undercellar, you'll be confronted by Slythe and Krystin. They'll immediately attack you, and Slythe is particularly dangerous, since he is hasted and blurred. Cast a dispel magic spell as soon as possible, and haste a few of your own fighters (or use oil of speed) to even the odds. A hold person or charm person spell can end the fight in your favor very quickly, if the assassins fail their saving throws. Pick up the invitation on the body of Slythe.

Travel to the Duchal Palace and show Bill the guard your invitation. Make sure you have Sarevok's diary and/or the notes from the assassins in the Undercellar prior to entering. Take a few giant strength potions and use oil of speed or cast haste on your characters prior to entering. After the coronation speech, the noblemen will turn into greater doppelgangers and try to kill the remaining dukes. While the Flaming Fist enforcers will assist you, you must ensure that at least one of the dukes survives. Cast a dispel magic spell on the greater dopplegangers to slow them down. Once the dopplegangers are dead, you'll have to briefly fight Sarevok, but after you get a few hits in on him he'll disappear. Talk to the dukes and you'll be transported to the Thieves' Guild.

When you're in the Thieves' Maze, move slowly to try to only get one opponent confronting you at once. After you pass a couple of doom guards, you'll have to face two skeleton warriors in one of the toughest battles in the game. The corridor is also trapped with a series of lightning and fireball traps. The skeleton warriors are virtually immune to magical spells and their arrows act like arrows of fire, even though they are not magical. Send a thief (hasted or wearing boots of speed) up the corridor to disarm the traps (you can disarm the first couple before you'll encounter the skeleton warriors) and then flee back down the corridor to try to lure the skeleton warriors back to your party, one at a time. You can ambush the skeleton warriors when they round a corner. You can also use animated undead of your own, or summoned monsters, to draw the fire of the skeleton warriors while your fighters try to move in to engage in melee combat.

There are several additional traps in the maze, so continue to use a thief to scout the maze. There are some invisible stalkers and additional skeleton warriors, but none of them has a ranged attack.

A powerful group of Iron Throne members is hunting for Saverok near the middle of the Undercity. Consisting of both fighters and mages (and an ogre companion), they are dangerous adversaries. They tend to cast fireballs (and use arrows of detonation) to start the combat, so you're better off summoning some monsters or animating some dead to use as targets to draw fire away from your party. Stinking cloud or other area of effect spells such as web or fireball work particularly well for this combat, as the enemy party is tightly grouped. Concentrate on taking out the mages first, before they can take cause havoc in your party.

Sarevok's lair is in the northwest corner of the Undercity. There are several traps in the center of the room (avoid the "skull" symbol altogether) and several more along the sides. Use a thief to clear away the traps along the sides, and arm your party with the best missile weapons they have available. If you have them, use protection from magic scrolls and potions of freedom. Sarevok is immune to magic, but his accomplices are not, and you can hit them with fireballs until they go down. You might want to cast a silence 15 foot radius or miscast magic spell on Samaj as well. Create lots of summoned monsters/creatures and animated undead to use as cannon fodder. If you charge into the room, you won't last 30 seconds. Try to lure only a couple of enemies into view at a time.

The game will end as soon as you take down Sarevok, so you don't even need to take out his allies. By concentrating your ranged fire at Sarevok you'll take him down fairly quickly. He's a tough opponent to go toe-to-toe with, so you should lure him into chasing one character around while the others pummel him with ranged weapons. Enjoy witnessing the final fate of Sarevok.

Campfire Legends: The Babysitter Walkthrough

General Tips

Hints in Campfire Legends come in the form of Fireflies. Fireflies will appear at random throughout most of the areas in the game, and will replenish themselves overtime. Because of this, Fireflies are not circled in the guide below. Often Fireflies won't appear in the same place back-to-back, however when you run out of hints you can count on more appearing in your vicinity. You can store up to five hints at a time.

Note: for items of the same type you need to find that are located throughout several rooms, i.e. lizards, do NOT use hints on these! They will be wasted repeating the goal.

Hints will not be wasted if there's nothing to do in a specific area.

Puzzles may be skipped, however it will cost three hints in order for you to do so. Each hint will move you closer to the goal before giving you the option to skip the puzzle entirely. Many puzzles can also be reset.

The current Goal in the game can be turned on and off from the button on the bottom right corner of the screen.

The Items button on the bottom left of the screen will keep track of items in your inventory: items you still need to find will be shown at the bottom of the screen.

The main Menu can be accessed via the Menu button at the bottom left corner of the screen: the game will automatically save when exited to the main Menu.

When resuming a game, you will be given to option to take off from where you left off, or start your game over.

Completing the main story mode of the game will unlock Haken's Journal Mode, accessible from the main Menu.

Haken's Journal Mode: this is a bonus unlockable mode which allows you more insight into the story through the eyes of Haken himself. Complete each hidden object location to move on to the next area and unlock more of Haken's Journal. Items listed at the bottom of the screen are randomized, and areas are timed. If you do not complete an area within the given time limit, you will have the option to restart. About half the items on the list will be re-randomized while half will remain the same as the previous attempt in hopes of giving you better odds to complete the area.

Objects throughout the game have a chance of being randomized: however, the guide below still circles item locations, as they may very well be the same in your personal playthrough.

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Twisted Lands: Shadow Town Walkthrough

Welcome to the Twisted Lands: Shadow Town Walkthrough!

Gather items, solve puzzles and make spine-chilling discoveries as you explore a deserted island in Twisted Lands: Shadow Town!

General Tips & Information
Intro
Chapter One
Chapter Two
Chapter Three
Chapter Four
Chapter Five

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Mysteries of Magic Island Walkthrough

Walkthrough - The Fire Spell

Collect the eight items shown on the scrolls.

The four GOLDEN TABLETS (outlined in green) represent four elements. These are inventory items.

After all items are collected the tablets will appear in the inventory bar.

Click each tablet and match the symbol etched on it to the corresponding slot in the portal.

When correctly placed, the portal entrance glows and an arrow (outlined in pink) points the way.

Click to enter.

Collect the items listed on the scrolls. The items listed in the screenshot above may not be the same as yours.

The MAP is now available on the menu wall. Consult this as needed to see tasks or locations.

The FIRE RUNE goes into inventory.

After all items are collected the altar location begins to sparkle and the cursor turns into an arrow indicating that this area is now accessible.

Collect all the items listed on the scrolls. The FIRE TALISMAN goes to inventory.

After all items are collected, place the FIRE TALISMAN in the center of the altar.

All items disappear. Click the altar to open a mini game.

• Work from the outside in to match the patterns.
• Rotate each circle until it matches the closest outer circle.
• A correctly placed circle will lock into place.
• The solution is shown above.
• Place the FIRE RUNE in the center of the puzzle.

The completed Fire Spell is now available.

The Notes open. The last paragraph on the page indicates the next task.

Exit the altar location.

Place the cursor over the sparkling bush in the lower right corner. The cursor turns into a magnifying glass. Click and a hint appears at the top of the screen.

Click the Fire Spell icon to activate it. Click the bush to burn it, revealing a set of stairs.

Click the arrow to descend the stairs.

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Secret Diaries: Florence Ashford Walkthrough

Walkthrough - Introduction

• If you are playing in Normal Mode, a box appears telling you important areas are highlighted and you will notice the carriage is highlighted (circled in shimmery lights). The carriage is not highlighted in Expert Mode. Both modes have instructions located at the top of the scene (under the chapter name). You are told to find the diary.
• If you hover your mouse over the carriage, an eye appears.

• The eye cursor indicates a hidden object hunt that needs to be completed. Click on the carriage.
• A hidden object hunt starts.

• Find all the listed items. The diary is added to your inventory. Click the checkmark to close the window. Note: this instruction will not be given again in this walkthrough.
• The instructions at the top of the scene tell you to get the letter from your trunk.

o If you are playing in Normal Mode, running your cursor over the trunk (or waiting) will result in a highlighted mirror.

o If you are playing in Expert Mode, hovering your mouse over the trunk will change the cursor to an open hand.

• Click on the trunk. To get the combination, click on the diary.

o To close the diary, click the X at the top right of the screen.

• The combination is 379. Use the up and down arrows to set the combination.

• Take the letter.

• Enter the house

• After talking to Mr. Connelly, click on the table.

• Place the letter on the silver tray. Take note of the keys.
• You are then told to go to your bedroom. At this point in the game, you can only go where you are told. Eventually you will be able to explore a little more. The screenshot below indicates the major rooms in the house:

• Please refer to this screenshot as the walkthrough will just state, “go to the library.”
• Go upstairs to Florence’s bedroom.

• The instructions tell you to find a hairpin, comb and face powder.
• Take the hairpin from the bed.

o Note: Notice when you hover your mouse over the hairpin, its name appears above the inventory item list. This happens for all inventory items, regardless of what difficulty setting you are playing.

• Enter the bathroom (arrow in the screenshot above).

• Take the face powder from the vanity table. Click on the closet (far right).

• Take the comb. Go back into the bedroom.

• Click on the wall mirror.

• First use the comb on Florence’s hair, then add the hairpin. Use the face powder on her face. A message begins to appear. Continue using the face powder (about four clicks) until a message fully appears.

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Columbus: Ghost of the Mystery Stone Walkthrough

Chapter I: Lost

Click on the Diary (1) and then click on the Boat (2). When you’ve completed the object search, click forward to the Sea Shore (3), on the right.

Find all the items in the list. Inventory Item: Machete

Click 3 times (a, b and c) on the Vines, to remove them and reveal the Treasure Map (1). Click on the Vines (2) to add them to your Inventory, click on the Fire Pit (3) and use the Vines on the Fire. When you’ve completed the object search, click on the Pile of Stones (4).

Find all the items in the list. Inventory Item: Torch. Use the Torch (1) on the Fire (2) before exiting the scene.

Match pairs of Stones to eliminate all but the Stone Eye and click on it to add it to your Inventory. The solution is always the same.

Return to the Rocks then go to the Hut Grounds (4 - see the first screenshot in this chapter). Use the Lit Torch on the Wasps (1) and click on the Doorway (2) to enter the Hut.

Find all the items in the list. Inventory Item: Shovel (1). Click on the Bearskin (2) and then collect the Ruby (3).

Collect the fragments for the Ladder (yellow), Eagle (blue) and Stone Heads (green). Inventory Item: Ladder. Use the Ladder on the Nest and then click on the Nest (white).

Find all the items in the list. Inventory Item: Blue Gem

Return to the Rocks; use the Shovel (click twice) on the Sand (1), click on the Hole (2) and then click on the Skeleton (3).

Find all the items in the list. Inventory Item: Ruby (1). Use the Stone Eye (2) on the Chest and then click on the Lock (3).

Rotate the Red Circles (click to rotate counter-clockwise; right click to rotate clockwise) until you form complete paths connecting the Center Sphere (green) and the 6 Sources (white) around the outside. Note that the Gold Circles (blue) are fixed and cannot be moved. A good strategy would be to begin with the first Red Circle (yellow) that connects to the Center Sphere (1). Note that your puzzle may begin differently but the solution is always the same. When complete (2), collect the Blue Gem (3).

Return to the Hut Grounds and continue to the Temple Gates. Use the Machete (click 3 times; you can click anywhere) on the Vines (green) and then use the Blue Gems (blue and yellow) in the slots at either side.

Use the Weights to balance the Skulls so the bottom of their mouths line up with the point of each gem. Skulls b and d are connected to each other and Skulls a, c and e are all connected to each other. Skull bneeds one more weight than Skull d and Skull e needs one more weight than Skull c, which needs 2 more weights than Skull a. Note that you do not need to use all the weights, however you can’t use the same size weight on more than one Skull. I found 3 solutions but only Solution 1 is shown. When complete, go through the Temple Gates.

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