Abandoned In Ireland is another point and click escape game created by Selfdefiant for Melting-Mindz and OddSoul. While on vacation in Ireland you got separated from your group. You waited for a while and then started walking toward town. Upon arriving you realized that the town was abandoned. Now you are all alone, abandoned in Ireland. Look for useful items and solve puzzles to make your way back to civilization! Good luck and have fun playing!Play This Game
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Ooh, some beautiful scenes.
ReplyDeleteNo map yet :(
ReplyDeletePainting is hint for 4 digit code.
Matches for fireplace.
Not found ,much yet but a blue key, some numbers and an anagram.
ReplyDeleteHi ST - must have missed those things!
ReplyDeleteAh, number on painting is difficult to read, but changed the first digit until it was right. It's a 2.
ReplyDeleteall right here we go!
ReplyDeleteHi Clodagh :)
ReplyDeleteAnagram is used on the chest in one of the scenes behind the gate.
Sure wish I could find a map, it's a maze of scenes there.
And some creepy scenes too.
ReplyDeleteSword (from chest) is used to cut the ladder.
ReplyDeleteLadder is used to reach te box a scene to the right (hint for that box is on the wall in one of those behind the gate scenes).
Arrow clue up on castle wall after you've gone through the gates and turned left.
ReplyDeleteHammer is used on crack in the wall to get a shamrock jewel.
ReplyDeleteBtw, take the ladder back after you used it.
Another shamrock jewel using the ladder right and up from the scene where you use the hammer on the stone. Hunt among the flowers.
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ReplyDeleteYet another shamrock by using the hammer on the green glass in one of the earlier outside scenes.
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ReplyDeleteZoe, the clue for the six-letter word is on the signpost in the very first scene - think Ireland.
ReplyDeleteZoe,
ReplyDeleteThe clue for the 6 letter word is on the sign at the start (you will get a sword with that).
Tiny on the road in gate scene, a flute !
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ReplyDeleteUse the flute on the dolmen to get a goblet.
ReplyDeleteFlute ST? I'm stuck...
ReplyDeletepour gross water on turtle!!!
ReplyDeletePoor water on turtle (one of the earlier outside scenes) to get the purple key.
ReplyDeleteIt's very tiny, Blooby.
The green glass to break for the third shamrock is in the water wheel scene.
ReplyDeletesd from box in purple key room. Number is on a wooden post earlier
ReplyDelete4th shamrock from using sd on strange stone and stuck!
ReplyDeleteThanks Clodagh and s-t...it was so obvious I missed it (the anagram word -lol)
ReplyDeleteIn the purple key room, the place for the shamrocks (we need 5), the order for the symbols and a screwdrivewr from the 5 digit code.
ReplyDelete5th shanrock from cliking the symbols in the correct order (one of the scenes on the right behind the gate and there on a wall on the right, next to a door).
ReplyDeletePlacing 5 shamrocks gives green key and then you escape with an oldtimer car :)
ReplyDeleteVery nice game :)
my place to put gems is just black - is that right???
ReplyDeletescene with the water - for symbols
ReplyDeleteShouldn't be 'all' black, but the slots to put the shamrocks are quite dark as well.
ReplyDeleteI guesss counted the mushrooms for nothing :P They're not needed.
Thanks for the location of the symbols ST.
ReplyDeleteI wanted to put the fungi in the cauldron!!!
ReplyDeleteHubble bubble, LNS.
ReplyDeleteI know this is a daft question, but where is the door to get out?
ReplyDeletePretty game, thanks SD. and to s-t for the flute - beady eyes!!!
ReplyDeleteYes...place for gems is black...hunt and click, but not difficult. Great game!! Thanks for all the hints small-tooll!!!
ReplyDeleteHave to draw your own map this time. But still not hard.
Clodagh,
ReplyDeleteI think it was a door all the way left inside the house.
Clodagh - all the way to the left - the green door
ReplyDeleteOf course it was! Thanks ST - I'd forgotten that.
ReplyDeleteOh, and thanks Janet too.
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ReplyDeleteST oops ;-) - thank you for where the green symbol clue was - found the wall but not the clue
ReplyDeleteAlso thanks SD, another great game - loved the scenery and music
ReplyDelete5 stars! thanks SD
ReplyDeleteI can't find anything...magic rocks, need coin and blue key.
ReplyDeleteStart with finding the blue key (hidden between one of the zoomed in mushroom spots).
ReplyDeleteCan't see any symbols in the room where we place the shamrocks. Whereabouts are they?
ReplyDeleteA paper in a drawer it was (I think, hoping memory still works).
ReplyDeleteOh, found them! In the bottom drawer. Didn't realise there were two hotspots there.
ReplyDeleteThanks S-T
ReplyDeleteit was the flute comment that did it for me
ReplyDelete*sigh*
ReplyDeleteToo small too see the clues and objects, too dark to see where to put things.
As usual.
SelfDefiant is great at fixing mistakes, but not so good at learning from them.
Gorgeous game, worth loading just to walk around and look, but unplayable on your own.
For those who can't get the game to load or who are having a hard time seeing the numbers: http://www.melting-mindz.com/Abandoned-In-Ireland.swf
You still won't be able to see the flute or the spots where the shamrocks go, but you will at least be able to see some of the other spots you need to see.
where is the flute and screwdriver?
ReplyDeleteFlute is on the road where the gate is - look for very small brown object
ReplyDeleteFrom LNS earlier - sd from box in purple key room. Number is on a wooden post earlier
ReplyDeleteSee the flute is nearly impossible...
ReplyDeleteYes @HerpingtonVanDerpstra - I agree - And all the hints aren't any help as none of the things are where they should be - All I have is the blue key and the coin to the fellow - a sword and the ladder and a flower - Those I got before I came here for help - Another un finishable game for me
ReplyDeleteDid he have to use that particular leprechaun?
ReplyDeleteThanks selfdefiant, I'm home with the flue, this is just what the Dr. ordered.
ReplyDeleteadivawoman - aww - so sorry just when the weather is getting nice here - finally - you're sick
ReplyDeleteFinding where to put the 5 Clovers was just blind luck. Way to dark.
ReplyDeleteGreat scenery! Thanks SD
ReplyDeleteMy problem seemed to be not knowing what a dolmen was. Had to look it up.
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone, I'm sorry that I can only read certain comments. Some I have to skip by. Remember when the whole background was a hotspot and the hand never changed. That made the games hard. If anyone thinks the games are hard they should try the old ones.
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ReplyDeleteOh, a lovely picture of Arlington Row, Bibury at the end! Very nice.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the hints, I was so puzzled, at first, about where the shamrock jewels went .
@ Selfdefiant: I use Chrome on my iMac and I never have any hotspots in your games. This makes is impossible to finish without heavy help from other players. I like your games, but I must say it is very annoying.
ReplyDeleteSD - well hope you can read this comment. Thank you over and over again for your games. For making them, for listening to us, for "adjusting" them when needed. I've played every single one of them and am grateful for the countless hours of entertainment and challenge you've given. Appreciate you. Hope you and yours have a Happy Easter.
ReplyDeleteHi SD
ReplyDeleteI don't know what has changed, your end or mine, but this is the second of your games I have actually been able to play, after a long period of them crashing my flash player.
If you've fixed something then thank you!
Hope I've not just tempted fate for the next one
I've zoomed and gone over every pixel in the gate scene and not flute. Only found blue key and coin. Giving up.
ReplyDeleteHerpington Van Derpstra:
ReplyDeleteI CHALLENGE YOU RIGHT NOW.
MAKE A GAME THAT WE CAN "EVALUATE" AND THEN YO WILL BE ON EQUAL GROUND
I am SICK of your "sighing" and criticizing someone who gives us really great games!
ReplyDeleteMAKE A GAME, DERPSTRA. MAKE A GAME THAT WE CAN EVALUATE..
OR SHUT UP.
Thank you, small-tool for the flute hint!
ReplyDeleteHow do I collect water for the turtle? And if it's some sort of bowl, where do I find it?
ReplyDeleteAnd how do I get behind that "strange stone"? Neither my hammer nor my sword do something.
ReplyDeleteI think I'm stuck in the same place as SarahB
ReplyDeleteI have nothing to collect water in ....
Play the flute at the special stones for goblet
ReplyDeleteYou need the flute (found in the road by the gates opened with the gold key) to get a goblet from the large "special" stones
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ReplyDeleteThis was wonderful....beautiful. Thank you SD!
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ReplyDeleteThe flute was easy to miss and it wasn't obvious where to use it and having two hot spots in close proximity in the purple key room was somewhat fiendish, but this was yet another fantastic, ingenious and challenging (and free!) Selfdefiant game, with plenty to explore and lots of different puzzles. Very enjoyable. It is great that you can take a break and return later just where you left off.
ReplyDeleteLove to know what part of Ireland all these scenes are from?
ReplyDeleteFor any late players who can't find the flute, and since no one actually explained that you can't find it until after opening the gate - give coin to leprechaun above barn scene (hiding in barrel) for gold key, open gate in scene 2 up from start and flute is on the ground.
ReplyDeleteAlways such a nice music and views, thanks)
ReplyDeletelol then where is the coin? can't find that either, actually couldln't find anything but the key at the mushroom screen.
ReplyDeleteSD,please avoid or make anagrams easier,lots of us dont have so much knowledge of english,and because of that detail we can´t finish some of your nice games.TY
ReplyDeleteGreat game once again Selfdefiant! I loved the underground scene with the mushrooms, VERY cool background there! I must agree with enzed above about the actual game play. This is the first one in a couple months that my flash player didn't crash on, everything was smooth right through from start to finish! Is there something new going on on your end? Thank you again for all that you do for us! :)
ReplyDeleteYes, one of the advertisers was causing the problem, but not for everyone. We got rid of them so all should be good now. :)
ReplyDeleteIm wih you 100 % Zoe
ReplyDeleteHVD...I you dont like the games dont play
Great Game SD, As Usual :)
ReplyDeleteFYI: If you have trouble seeing the detail in games like this try increasing the brightness setting of you monitor. If your computer has it, try temporarily disabling the 'eco' energy-saving mode. It will make those sneaky hotspots much easier to see.
ReplyDeleteSelf Defiant...Your games are genius! They are totally playable without help but I do need a hint occasionally. That's the idea of a good challenging game...I love the anagrams...pleas don't take them out..
ReplyDeleteI just recently started playing and I think I have played most all of your games. This is m first comment bc its the first one that was from 2015. I started from the beginning.
Keep up the good work! I enjoy your sneaky games immensely! And I dig your regular commenters too! Thanks again
I remember playing this one when it first came out!
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