Amnesia 3 Room Escape is another sequel of point and click room escape game developed by Doctor Fou. Again you are locked in a room and you need to escape there by searching, finding and using items with clues. Look everywhere carefully and use items at right places to escape. Good luck and have fun! [Created and Subbed by Doctor Fou]Play This Game
Amnesia 3 Walkthrough
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Rob - did you get the one behind the cabinet next to the toilet? Has anyone opened the new door?
ReplyDeleteuse sd, raasti, on closet door, put door handle on new door
ReplyDeleteHaven't opened door. I have, however, glared at it forcefully for several minutes and scolded it strongly.
ReplyDeleteOkay so the clever folks here have:
ReplyDeleteLibrary of Celsus - Ephesus - Turkey
Acropolis - Athens – Greece
chateau de versailles – France
Abu Simbel Lake and Temple - Egypt
Neuschwanstein castle – Bavaria - Germany
Mount Everest - Nepal
Stonehenge – Wiltshire England
Statue of Liberty – Ellis Island – USA
Coliseum – Rome Italy
Niagra Falls - Canada
Thanks Aneel72 and Miles1, still no Abu Simbel. I keep looking!
ReplyDeleteRob
ReplyDeleteDid you find the one by the alarm clock slipped down next to the bed?
Szarra! I found the Abu Simbel card! It was below the clock like you said, thanks. I must have clicked that spot a hundred times...!
ReplyDeleteHey guys! This is the game designer.
ReplyDeleteI just realized a problem in the game. The Library of Celsus postcard should actually be referred as the Epheseus postcard (the city instead of the monument). I'll have to fix this problem as soon as possible.
As for the rest, I just can't say anything. Hope you're enjoying :) Oh and please watch the opening scene on YouTube.
2 cards inside box in 1st scene
ReplyDelete1 in drawer under Alice´s pic
1 in cb under Alice´s pic
1 under TV
1 left side of toilet
2 inside box
1 behind cb after using towel
1 in first scene using trash can
Use scissors to get wrapping off door, and place handle, door's still locked though..
ReplyDeleteis anyone out from this game or everybody is stuck at close new door ?
ReplyDeleteI think this one has died - we cant get anywhere anymore - I might have a look tomorrow but giving up now - good luck
ReplyDeletestill stuck :(
ReplyDeletei wonder if the hint is in the poster of the game. should i visit doctorfou.com?
ReplyDeleteHow do we know if we have the postcards in the right order?
ReplyDeleteyoutube is banned in my country and i cannot watch the opening scene. maybe the clue is out there. can someone check? hope we will be able to get hint from the initials of landmarks/country/city names.
ReplyDeleteI was thinking chronological order, but in any order, what do you do with them after arranging them? No clue here.
ReplyDeleteYou Tube link: http://youtu.be/KHxrZ3nsF4s
ReplyDeletewhere you people are arranging cards in a new window or you placed them in a room /
ReplyDeleteI just watched it - it doesn't give any clues
ReplyDeletehi guys!
ReplyDeletejust catched up, but can't find the "new door" you are talking about. do I have to do something before using the scissors? and where?
thanks
watched the intro...absoulutly no clues to order of pics, just showed how she ended up in closet
ReplyDeleteraasti - arrange them when you're looking at them close up
ReplyDeleteCasual - use the wet towel on the wall by the cabinet you moved
ReplyDeleteThe husbands name is Henry Evans. 10 letters - 10 cards...
ReplyDeletethanks miles1!
ReplyDeleteWell, I making absolutely zero progress - I think I'll step away for awhile
ReplyDeletei am almost fed up with it now :(
ReplyDeleteHi all.....could it be the age of the structures or the height of them?
ReplyDeleteim leaving also ..not a good day for me with games ..i cant finish off that chinese pharmacy escape game also :(
ReplyDeleteWhen I anagram the first letters of the monuments:
ReplyDeleteEphesus
Acropolis
Versailles
Abu Simbel
Neuschwanstein
Everest
Stonehenge
Coliseum
Niagra Falls
I get Lance Evans. Maybe the brother of Henry Evans?
how do you even know if there are only 10 cards? maybe there are actually 11...?!
ReplyDeleteand what about the sink above basin? I don't think anything was in it, right?!
ReplyDeleteCasual: you know because the game tells you you can start sorting once you have found 10.
ReplyDeleteit does? thanks. missed that info...does it reappear somewhere?
ReplyDeleteOh, and of course L from Liberty was used is the anagram too!
ReplyDelete@rob: still here? the game is really interesting but don't feel good when get stuck for long! Nice find about Lance Evans but how can it help?
ReplyDeletei have been hitting door with shoe in despair still cant get out
ReplyDeleteim a little slow this morning, but could you match the place with the number on the back, then find the letter that correspnds with the number on the back? such as my statue of liberty is 6... maybe?
ReplyDeleteAneel72, I have absolutely no idea! Just puzzling away hoping something will come up. :)
ReplyDeleteOh mighty game creator, a hint please? I simply must move on with my day...lol
ReplyDeleteI don't think numbers are connected to letters, since I have thrice a zero...
ReplyDeleteAll numbers are different for each player lebananas
ReplyDeletei think we are not being attentive. we haven't found a use of oily cream so far. let's think about it.
ReplyDeleteMaybe the oily cream is to grease the lock once we find a rusty key for it? :P
ReplyDeleteI am gonna use the oily cream on my finger tip in a bit as i have been clicking everywher it hurts lol
ReplyDeletemaybe we have to look what the cards have in common. for example niagara falls and mount everest are a made by nature. all others by humans.
ReplyDeletethat could mean niagara and everest should fit in the last line (in about view)
have to leave, but will definitly contine in an hour or so...I love these challenging games!
ReplyDeleteWatch the video - his first name is Henry
ReplyDeleteAre we sure about Neuschwanstein? If it was something begining with I then we could get Alice Evans - the daughter
ReplyDeleteThe only thing on the video is that she did look at her mobile before picking up the vase. So maybe the numbers on the back of the postcards - when they're correctly ordered - give a telephone number.
ReplyDeleteI'm sure we need to get into the next room to get more things to help *sigh*
Help, I am missing one card. Roberto posted that there is a card in drawer under Alice's picture. I can only see notebooks, pencil and the small box. Help Please
ReplyDeleteHi again!
ReplyDeleteA little update for all new players: the Library of Celsus postcard was just replaced by the Eiffel Tower postcard so there is no confusion on city or monument postcards. I think I just said enough for today ^^ (although this was a little mistake from the game design so I had to help you on this).
hey guys just a quick idea .. maybe it's not the monument or the place in the pic that matters but rather the city or the country it belongs to !! not gonna replay it so any of u may try if still around !!
ReplyDeleteWell, I quit. After getting the black screen 5 times and having to restart, I have to give up.
ReplyDeleteI think the card was not in the drawer but in the cupboard below that. I'm trying another game waiting for someone bright!
ReplyDeleteEven if we get the right combination of numbers, what are we supposed to do with them?
ReplyDelete@ Enjoy when u get a black screen dont restart it .. open any [about item] then close it n click where the directions arrows would be !
ReplyDeleteApparently we're supposed to do something with the letter associated with the place name, but putting them in alpha order doesn't seem to do anything. Since there are repeats of letters, there is no clue to guide which should come first if we're trying to spell the name of the vaporous Lance. Also annoyed at not being able to open the new door...
ReplyDeleteDoctor Fou - do we have to start over if we have the library card? Do the cities where the monuments are matter?
ReplyDeleteI don't know...i've tried everything already...
ReplyDeleteIf everyone's numbers are different, they cant be relevant in the order of the cards... right?
ReplyDeleteyup that's what i think too. But even considering the name of the monument or the country, nothing works...is there anything we need to do before?...
ReplyDeleteWho knows. How are we supposed to know if we get them in the right order anyway? There should be a save button.
ReplyDeleteLibrary card?
ReplyDelete@miles1 If you have the Library of Celsus - Ephesus postcard (put it in the first version of the game), know that just the Ephesus word is relevant. But you should still find out what are the postcards for :)
ReplyDelete@miles i think we all looking for answers not questions !! :D could be their positions on map North to South ???!! or maybe the numbers of tourists visiting them each year ???? or .. or .. come on Dr FOU what's the deal ?? :D
ReplyDeleteHow opened the new door?
ReplyDeleteHelp please
Dr Fou, give us a clue, please!
ReplyDeleteYES, give us a clue, please!
ReplyDeletePlease...my brain is numb.
ReplyDeleteIt's NOT Niagra falls
ReplyDeleteIt's Iguazu Falls in Brazil
So instead of lance it's laice - or ALICE
ReplyDeleteBut I still don't know what to do with it - and we've got a's and e's that can go several places...
Man, just got back and I see that we are still stuck at that "secret" door!
ReplyDeleteCome on Doctor Fou, we definitly need and hint because 270 comments is a lot and we are no further than 3 hours ago
Could it be that we have to find the cities for each postcard and then flip them and count the letters? for exemple for the eiffel tower it's paris, the number at the back in 5 for me so it's the letter S (well I don't have the tower but the ephesus but it's still the letter S)
ReplyDeleteback and trying to find a fitting anagram. "classic men" doesn't work ;-)
ReplyDelete@aridza: I don't think so. numbers will probably be used later on. as often mentioned everyone has different numbers, I would get a "A" from paris...
ReplyDeleteback to see if there's any progress. if you guys have found out Alice Evans then i think the hint should be in/close by her picture.
ReplyDeleteIt shouldn't be so hard to find though. hope arranging postcards according to this name will reveal something.
It must be the places, since the Celsus (Ephesus) is relevant such as Eiffel. So we would have
ReplyDeleteAcropolis
Liberty (Statue of..)
Iguazu Falls
Colosseum
Eiffel (Ephesus)
Everest
Versailles
Abu Simbel
Neusch....
Stonehenge
Thoug I think Mount Everest should have the word "mount" in it as well, and "liberty" would be "statue of liberty" etc.
yeah I saw that,for the acropolis I got a 7 and Athens only has 6 letters
ReplyDeleteSo back to square 1
imho: it can't be places! Doctor Fou replaced "Library of Celsus" with the "Eiffel Tower". and they aren't really in the same place...
ReplyDeletebut this would rule out an anagram as well :-(
love this game!
It must be alphabetical order. but would statue of liberty be s or l?
ReplyDeleteCasual
ReplyDeleteNo, I think it is an anagram as Dr Fou said it was an error as the Library should have been Ephesus so replacing it with something that begins with E is probably a clue in itself
No - because he commented that "Library of Celsus" should be Ephesus and that was confusing - so he replaced it with Eiffel...
ReplyDeleteSo it's the names
But Alice Evans doesn't seem to do anything - and we have nowhere to put #s in anyway? (and if you anagram Alice Evans you get all SORTS of phrases but none seem useful)
just thinking, the key is the only item that "disappeared" after it was used. weve used other items more than once. trying to combine and use items in weird places now since they haved disppeared.
ReplyDeletesorry, you are right!
ReplyDelete@lebananas: look at your little box
Dr Fou - can you at least tell us if it has to do with either an anagram or alphabetical order?!?
ReplyDelete@casual, was hoping to get it out to use on the new door... :)
ReplyDeleteThat's exactly what i was saying RSA.. Has to be the first letters!
ReplyDeleteI went to look on a blog and they are stuck right where we are
ReplyDeleteI've been to all the places except Egypt, if that helps. :-)
ReplyDeleteLOL
ReplyDeleteIf you put the letters EAVANESCIL into the anagram solver you get some doozies :) Anal scene?
gotta go again - someone please solve this thing!!
ReplyDeleteKainonlainen
ReplyDeleteThe problem is that there are too many variants and even if we get it, there doesn't seem to be anywhere to use it. Unless that cell phone appears suddenly
@RSAMOMMACYNDI
ReplyDeleteLook at Kainonlainen post at 10:54
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ReplyDeleteNot too many variations, just two A's and two E's. Have been switching them - nothing.
ReplyDeleteKnown:
ReplyDeleteE – Eifel
A – Acropolis
N - Neuschwanstein
S – Stonehenge
C – Coliseum
I – Iguana Falls (I’m willing to believe it)
Possibles
C / V – chateau de Versailles
M / E - Mount Everest
L / S - Statue of Liberty / Lady Liberty in which case it is an L
A / S - Abu Simbel (most probably A )
why do you use the original french word chateau instead of palace?
ReplyDeleteHello again guys :)
ReplyDeleteI receive plenty of feedback about frustration while playing the game. I'm sorry about that. My goal really is just to make a fun game.
And I should tell you that till now you solved the hardest part of the game. I hope you'll soon find out why.
yep, unfortunatly we've been stuck on that door for over 4 hours
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ReplyDeleteHappybirdie
ReplyDeleteDid doll, still not out though. We've been on this merry-go-round for a while now. Even tried to fit it by calling Stonehenge a simple Henge but it still don't help. We have all been checking every inch to see if we missed something but not luck yet
I absolutely disagree with you, Jonderson!
ReplyDeleteHa...spoke too soon...sorry!!
ReplyDeleteDoctor Fou,
ReplyDeleteWe have the greatest minds in all escape history on this site. These brains have hauled me through games that were in Japanese and nobody knew how to read the clues - but they figued it out and dragged my sorry behind out with them. This is no longer fun, it is tenacity. At least tell us if it is a name
hi guys again ..any luck ...
ReplyDeleteFOUND IT
ReplyDeleteIn the closet in the view with purple dress USE SD!
there may be another way to solve it. For example a castle can only be a 'castle'. Let's say Mount Everest is only a Mountain or Peak as everyone can easily see. Eifel Tower is a "Tower", Abu Simbel is a Lake/Temple, Statue of Liberty is a "Statue", and so on.
ReplyDeleteup? down? where to use SD exactly??
ReplyDeletenice one @Kainonlainen! can't find the spot yet, but thanks!
ReplyDeleteKainonlainen
ReplyDeleteYou biscuit :)
Which view? Up or down?
Now I just have to figure the code.. Alice Evans did't do the trick, tried to change E's and A's.
ReplyDeleteDown, just under the shelf (there's the grey "thig" holding the shelf)
ReplyDeletei watched the introduction videa..may be we hav to find girl name by anagram...
ReplyDelete@ Kainonlainen YOU ROCK
ReplyDeleteI'm out now
I don't get it, can't find the spot, the only gray things holding the shelves are on the up view
ReplyDeletethe name is Alice Evans
ReplyDeleteDown view, and left of dress on side of cabinet..
ReplyDeletewow Kainonlainen! great find! now just arrange the girl's name and get the number.
ReplyDeleteand out. It truely is Alice Evans, just have to switch between those freakin A's and E's. :)
ReplyDeleteOUT finally
ReplyDeleteWoohoo, hooray for Kainonlainen!
ReplyDeleteok got it, thx, it was way too dark and I couldn't see it
ReplyDeleteOpened code, have key.
ReplyDeleteEgypt before acropolis, and everest before versailles.
aridza, the grey thing is there, bit hard to see though. Right under the UP sign.
ReplyDeleteOut!!
ReplyDeleteRank : F
ReplyDeleteTime : 02:140:47 LMAO
OK, I am out. I regret, and deleted, what I said earlier and thank Doctor Fou for apologizing.
ReplyDeleteThe spot to use the SD in the closet was too dark to see the bracket, let alone any indication that there was a screw there. There was a bug with the card in the box, and a bug with people ending up in a dark area. And of course the Ephesus card, which was addressed. If these things were all taken care of this would be a very enjoyable and well done game I think. As it is, it was more frustrating than enjoyable. Thanks everyone for sticking it out, and especially to Kainonlainen for finding the unfindable.
There was no indication to use the screwdriver there, that was a bad bad design.
ReplyDeletei found the spot ....
ReplyDeleteits where trouser is lying on the floor in closet ....just on the rite of shelf grey patch ..use SD on it ...
@Kainonlainen! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteOkay, my sequence was
ReplyDeleteAbu Simbel
Statue of Liberty
Igauna Falls
Coliseum
Everest
Eiffel Tower (library)
Versailles
Acropolis
Neuschwanstein
Stonehenge
the game is not that bad if they make screws there & the towel portion is illogical (atleast for me )
ReplyDeleteand out, thanks Kainonlainen!!!
ReplyDeleteKainonlainen
ReplyDeleteOnce again - you biscuit :)
Take a bow
I still can't find this hidden spot to use a screw driver my finger gives up lol
ReplyDeleteTo bad this was a hidden spot to find the end of the game it was going good
@ clee its in the closet where that trouser is lying on the floor & purplr dress is hanging ...on the rite of bottom shelf ..grey colour type pannel
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ReplyDeleteThe safe:
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That was just too painful due to insufficient clue. Many kudos to Kainonlainen for finding a spot for which there were NO hints that it existed. This made it a mere pixel hunt, which nobody likes -- would anyone enjoy running around 2 rooms stabbing EVERYTHING with a screwdriver? Having to swap number around due to the repeated letters in Alice Evans isn't too painful, but the variety of possibilities for the letters (e.g. Versailles, which could also be C for chateau or F for France) makes the puzzle too broad.
ReplyDeleteI dont have the numbers yet =(
ReplyDeletePaula,
ReplyDeleteDid you get the cards in the right order yet? Just flip them after you do
which is the order of the photos?
ReplyDeletehow do you open the new door, i've tried to combine but na=da
ReplyDeletehow to open new door? tried to combine but na=da,what am i missing?
ReplyDeleteAfter you find the bracket that Kainonlainen found (there is a screenshot) then it is a case of making the first letters of the cards spell 'Alice Evans'. That may be different for every game as the numbers are - you may get lucky and find your combination in the comments above
ReplyDeleteActually, the hard part was naming the pictures. The rest was mainly clickity click click. Thank you for a good game, tho. Numbers are all different for each person and game.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Kainonlainen. I'm so glad that's over so I can pretend it never existed.
ReplyDelete@Kainonlainen thank you very much for the hidden screw !! It was a good game but the last screw was a bit ridiculous because it was almost invisible.
ReplyDeleteBut well..... We had the solution but no place to enter it.
Really not a bad game. EXCEPT for finding that last spot to use the screwdriver. If we hadn't got distracted with thinking Niagra Falls, we would have had the Alice Evans much earlier - Though it would have been nicer if her name had been something that didn't repeat letters from the last name...that was a minor annoyance, though.
ReplyDeleteBut I wish developers with the latest graphics cards and monitors would remember that many of the players have old computers/monitors and 'in the motherboard' graphic cards. I had to go in and up my gamma to ridiculous before I could even see where to try the screwdriver (after Kainonlainen found it - I still couldn't find it just clicking). Had it been visible, I probably would have found it because I was clicking everywhere that looked clickable, with everything...lol.
Hi, the order for numbers is ALICE EVANS: Abu, Liberty, Iguana falls, Coliseo, everest, Versailles, Acropolis, Neush.. and stone. Give key
ReplyDeleteNot worth playing a game with almost 400 comments. That many comments only means a frustrating experience.
ReplyDeleteThere were a lot of really nice things about this game. Playing it live would have been a challenge, but with the great hints left by those who did, it was quite fun and challenging for me. Thanks, Doctor Fou!
ReplyDeleteThere were a lot of really nice things about this game. Playing it live would have been a challenge, but with the great hints left by those who did, it was quite fun and challenging for me. Thanks, Doctor Fou!
ReplyDeleteWell, in my opinion it's a bit stubit to have words Liberty and Everest there. Couldn't they have used locations REALLY starting with L or E? Now it's just confusing.
ReplyDeleteAnd oh, I actually thought there was a spot to click there, since usually you don't see those grey things (still don't know theirs name..) in escape games, but the shelfs are just floating on the air. :) Still, a screw would have been nice.
I've been lurking in the background most of the time of the live game, 'cos I startet when there were 200+ posts already and wasn't able to help by any means, and I share the dislikes of the posts above: ridiculous pixelhunt for the last screw, no clear hints how to use the names of the places, double use of the solution letters A and E. I even didn't try to get out in the end (my number combination didn't work), something that happens very rarely to me- usually I try to get out in EVERY game I start. A shame, the rest of the game was very, very good, but those three things really spoiled the fun.
ReplyDeleteJust one or two ideas how the game would have been perfect: As always a changing hand cursor is the best thing around to avoid so horrible pixelhunts, at least a text message like: 'A screw! If I only had a screwdriver.' or 'This board looks suspicious' would have been nice (there have been text messages all over the place for so many useless things). Another idea would have been a well hidden diary, or flight tickets to the destinations, so there would have been hints for the names and we didn't have to guess if it is the things on the postcards or the places (just like there was a hint for the first name of the daughter, Alice, by clicking the picture).
Maybe the game would have been too easy with those amendments, but much more enjoyable to play.
Just my two cents...
Are you still here?
ReplyDeleteWho? Me?
ReplyDeleteim out. but the end is disapointing for me... just my opinion...
ReplyDeletestuck with u all..
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ReplyDeletehad to restart as got a blank black screen that wont budge...
ReplyDelete@ escapism ..just read your comment .to be honest i played the whole game found the spot for code but never try to arrange the cards to get out of that house...
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escaped!!!!
ReplyDeletewith difficulty
ReplyDeleteDon't know if this helps (may have come in later than everyone else) but my postcards had the names in the text when I first found them.
ReplyDeleteEscaping Amnesia 3
ReplyDelete(EDGDAWT = Every Game Deserves A Walk Through)
I started this walkthrough as I played the game, looking for hints as I got stuck
Finished earlier today, but now finally publishing it
Much of this is a summary of earlier dicoveries (I probably missed a few credits -- apologies to those I missed)
If you read earlier comments, the game maker made at least one change after the game was started (replacing one card with another)
I apologize for the mixed points of view (you/we/I/he/she)
There's a video on the start page showing a stranger breaking into the house.
It also gives you the family name, which becomes important later
While playing, pay attention to the comments below -- the important ones (like the postcard names) can't be repeated
Opening scene in the game shows your hands tied behind your back
At first, there seems like nothing you can do (There are 4 lower scenes and 4 upper scenes)
In the lower corner with a purple box, find an ice skate -- it cuts the rope
Zazie says, "Click between the grey and black box on bottom to the right for highheel. Throw highheel on a box in upper shelf on the left side and use sd on keyhole."
So you find the spot (ice skate scene), but still don't have an SD, but you do find 2 POSTCARDS (STONEHENGE and Statue of LIBERTY)
Go around on bottom and lo and behold, there's a yellow SD next to the red shoes!
Jimmy the door lock to get out of the closet.
In bedroom, look around
In drawer you find a LOCKED BOX
In mess on floor find a KEY
Key opens the locked box for a 3rd POSTCARD (COLLOSEUM)
Discover you can move postcards in inventory and flip them over for numbers
At some point you're going to reorder the cards for a number (NOTE: the numbers change every game)
Under TV find 4th POSTCARD "NEUSCHWANSTEIN Castle"
Wandering around, (can't go into hall), find bath
Pick up TOWEL, SCISSORS, and TRASHCAN
Go back to posts and find Zazie has 5 postcards!
Then she finds her 6th left of toilet -- Look there and find "mount EVEREST"
Then search again and find your 6th in cb under pic of daughter: IGUAZU Falls
Returning to Zazie's comments, she found "OILY CREAM" in tub -- after a bunch of clicks, you realize it's the right light triangle in tub
Again following Zazie's leads, place bin by curtain, then get FINIAL from curtain rod
(Zazie again) Look at finial to get RUBY
Use ruby on box in inventory to get a POSTCARD "Castle at VERSAILLES"
Note: When I first played, this postcard wouldn't come out; if this happens you have to restart)
RSA Momma Cyndi says there's a postcard somewhere in the alarm clock view, but where?
Ah! in crack between nightstand and bed "ABU Simbel"
She also found one in closet -- pick up bin and put it to left of door and go up to find a new view
(Which leads you to wonder: with a rampaging mad man in the house, why are we collecting postcards?)
Now aridza finds you can put towel under chest (picture of you and Henry), which allows you to move the chest for EIFFEL Tower
That's 10 postcards, and the character says maybe you should sort them and use the number somewhere!
But no place to use them yet (about a third of the comments deal with what the order could be)
Pao discovers you can take the towel, and wet it in the sink
(Now don't ask me how you can get a towel under a heavy dresser and out again or why you couldn't use a second towel -- this is an escape game with its own logic)
miles1 tells us to use on the wall where you found the Eiffel tower postcard, then use scissors
SwissMiss discovers you can use SD on closet door handle
Put handle on new door but "it's still locked"
Finally, Kainonlainen: "FOUND IT/In the closet in the view with purple dress USE SD!"
In the lower view -- find a safe! (note: you can find this early on before escaping closet)
Simply arrange the cards, FLIP them, enter number and open the safe for an OLD KEY
Use the old key on the new door and you're out!
Escaping Amnesia 3 -- part 2
ReplyDeleteSolving the number code:
The postcards are:
STONEHENGE
Statue of LIBERTY
ABU Simbel
IGUAZU Falls
COLLOSEUM
mount EVEREST
NEUSCHWANSTEIN castle
Castle of VERSAILLES
ACROPOLIS of Athens
EIFFEL Tower
I initially was looking for dates for things, but the falls and mountain don't have dates
Alpabetizing the capitalized words doesn't work
Melody54 pointed out you could anagram first letters to get "ALICE EVANS", the daughter
The problem: there are 2 A's and 2 E's
If you put these pairs in alpabetical order, you can open the safe
My biggest complaint is the comments that only appear once. Especially, once you have the cards in inventory, you can't get the names displayed. You shouldn't have to use Riddle game tricks to solve the puzzles.
ReplyDeletefor future players the post cards are now labeled and the ones that have the same start letter are in alphabetical order
ReplyDeleteHi everybody & Doctor Fou,
ReplyDeletea few times there was a blackscreen suddenly after switching rooms, after clicking at a side to turn around the colors came back - yay!
In my version of this game with eiffel tower all of the names where 1. visible by clicking on the postcard (as often as i wanted to see them) & 2. relevant names/words have been in capital letters (e.g. LIBERTY).
After reading about anagrams and alice evans i simply put them in order.
2a's? no problem, 1 was AC the other AB - b before c and go. input it into the safe (there were screws visible and only at that spot!), took the key and went out...
my only problem has been the blackscreen appearing out of the blue.
besides it was a very good game, i think!
Dead link.
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