EightGames - Spirit Salvage Escape is another point and click escape game developed by Eight Games. Imagine that the boy had a magic shell. But he does not know that it is a magic shell. One day, he took the shell and kept it near his ear to hear the sound. As it is a magic shell his spirit went out from his body. Now we need to find his spirit and get him back into a normal man. Find out the related objects and solve the puzzles to get the spirit back to the man. Good luck and have fun!Play This Game
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Ready, steady, GO.
ReplyDeleteCan't pick up green triangle on the right. Hope it's not a bug.
ReplyDeleteI'm at a standstill already, having placed 5 keys and 3 green shapes.
ReplyDeleteSo early! :-O
ReplyDeleteHi meth!
Hi Merit. All I'm doing at the momenting is revisiting used hotspots.
ReplyDeleteHave that problem too with the triangle...
ReplyDeleteAnd I didn't start earlier today, so give me a minute! :-)
(RE)HI meth & merit (later) & all others ☺
ReplyDeletealmost missed it...
thx for this game, 8G ☺
Somehow I had missed 5 letter clue left of window.
ReplyDelete5 letter puzzle leads easily to key for second room.
ReplyDeleteAnd then there were two guys here checking electrical devices (employment protection)!
ReplyDeleteMissed that clue too, thanks.
ReplyDeletethis is a tiny tiny hint on flash...
ReplyDeleteEither I'm growing old or those hints get smaller every week.
ReplyDeleteHope your electrics were given a clean bill of health.
ReplyDeleteOn the slashes puzzle, there are two horizontal positions and very similar slanted positions. I more or less had to bf the last 3 buttons.
How can you check several devices in five minutes? But I got the OK for all of them, radio and coffee maker are okay. Unfortunately my PC is okay too. ;-)
ReplyDeleteOn the blue puzzle the buttons cover the correct positions under them. Worth taking a screenshot before placing the buttons.
ReplyDeleteTurning around the 3rd slash finally opened the door.
ReplyDeleteToo late, meth, I have put three buttons there.
ReplyDeleteWell as long as the coffee maker's OK, all's fine.
ReplyDeleteBeen trying to apply the blue slashes on the window to 5 green buttons. Doesn't work.
btw had to mute the, um, «music»...!
ReplyDeleteDid you see the lines clue on the middle window in 2nd scene? I think it's for the green buttons, will check that out.
ReplyDeleteit's for the green buttons, meth
ReplyDeleteyou may try again...
DOH. It's number of clicks for green buttons.
ReplyDeleteEh - click those green buttons until they are lightened. ;-)
ReplyDeletegreen buttons
ReplyDeleteSPOILER
%&$%2%&$%4%&£%&3%&$%6%&£%5%&$%
In 2nd scene at the bottom right corner of the right window it seems there's a grey button with circle which I can't pick up. Same as the green triangle in start scene. Hm.
ReplyDeleteI've tried to pick that one up, cut it light it up. Nothing.
ReplyDeleteProgress! Hotspot for flashlight in first scene underneath table (right part). It was one of the last hotspots I checked...
ReplyDelete5# give second part of plieres (called "screw" here), join them with bold.
ReplyDeleteThanks Merit!
ReplyDeleteUse bold on the board in second room for the last two blue buttons. This will take some time now.
ReplyDeleteMeth, you should know by now I usually miss only obvious things. ;-)
ReplyDeletehttps://snag.gy/SbyB7R.jpg
ReplyDeleteBlue puzzle with only 1 button placed.
Got the three left buttons. You know how it will end: Everything's fine with two buttons messed up.
ReplyDeleteLOL merit & thx for flash spot ☺
ReplyDeleteDamn. I hit the exit button on the blue puzzle rather than my final yellow arrow to solve it. :(
ReplyDeleteNo. Hey, this is my lucky day! :-D
ReplyDeleteWhen this puzzle is done, you see a window. Zoom out and go to the very left of the second scene, you'll enter the third room there.
arrow plates for grid, switch for above door (use stool)
ReplyDeleteThere's another of those unpickable up grey shapes in the next room.
ReplyDeleteThose shapes are haunting me!
ReplyDeletehammer for crate in inv. for 2 more vultures
ReplyDeleteHammer for box. Finally.
ReplyDeleteBlue and red ball have to be zoomed in and cut with knife.
ReplyDeleteknife for 2 balls in inv. - give 2nd symbol hint (the other on wall)
ReplyDeletethe cartoon style ones are like door games & I just ♥ door games...! ☻
Hi, I am late, but catched up :)
ReplyDeletenumber paper is for 3 number buttons: click on buttons and add the numbers. you will get 3x 2 digit numbers...
For symbols, start with computer.
ReplyDeletehi Hotz ☺
ReplyDeletedon't get the connection between paper & turning number buttons...
I thought I'd be so smart and didn't turn the buttons Hotz mentioned in exact order but only once for odd numbers and not at all for even numbers. 6# doesn't work then.
ReplyDeleteit's not the amount of turns...
ReplyDeleteGot the numbers at last. Do the first row first. Add the digits you get. Then from that position (don't zoom out) do the 2nd row etc.
ReplyDeleteAO, eg for top row: click first button 1x, second button 3x, third button 3x, now add the number (16+09+18).
ReplyDeletedo the same for middle and bottom row...
And now the slider puzzle is active. This could be tricky.
ReplyDelete(e.g. on buttons, the first one is 43)
ah, like that - thx Hotz
ReplyDeletethanks for your hints above!! esp. for letter clue and where to use flashlight!
ReplyDeleteI did as told now and the buttons are active but 16 60 18 doesn't work!
ReplyDeleteAlpha, go to those three buttons with 91 60 81 and turn them as many times as you are told on the paper. If you don't do this properly, the 6# in the room with American football isn't active.
:-O Meth, that's mean!
ReplyDeleteThanks Hotz and Alpha for explaining that.
ReplyDeleteI think the 6#s become active when you have clicked each row the correct number of times Merit.
ReplyDeleteOn the sliders I had 3 in position, but had to move one out of position again in order to get the triangle right.
I thought the holy water would revive the guy. But of course not. Too much still to do.
ReplyDeleteI will do very very bad at this slider. :-(
ReplyDeleteturning number buttons
ReplyDeleteSPOILER
2x 2 digit numbers are the same
%&$%43&$%&$%&£94%&$%&$94%&£%&£
Just wait till you get to the vultures!
ReplyDeletearrow slider
ReplyDeletedo hex first & move it again, then half circle, then circle, then triangle, last is hex
shapes don't go on their places, but stay 1 position next to them...
*gulp*
ReplyDeleteYay done the vultures! Write down which row column each vulture controls. It's easy to get in a muddle.
ReplyDeleteNot sure if the guy was dead all the time. I'd thought he'd just drunk too much last night.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the company folks (much better starting together :-) and for the game 8G. I enjoyed it more than most of your recent cartoon style ones, partly because there were more disappearing hotspots.
ReplyDeletehalf of the vultures done...
ReplyDeleteGot the sliders. Don't want to talk about that.
ReplyDeleteCongrats meth for being out. I hope I can escape until tomorrow's game is released.
Good luck Merit. I'm off to see the new Games2Rule. Unusual timing today.
ReplyDeleteHoly moly, just faced the vultures! :-O
ReplyDeleteI will cheat. Brain is done now.
ReplyDeletedid I just helped the devil/ghost to take control of the guy...?! :-o
ReplyDeleteJust seen that it takes ages and that it's the final puzzle. So I will consider myself out, had some bright moments here.
ReplyDeleteEightGames, I can accept cartoon games without killer puzzles but not that.
thx ppl for the nice teamwork & your company ☺
ReplyDeleteThank you guys for helping, hoping for better times SOON.
ReplyDeleteNot going to wast time on these horrible cartoons
ReplyDeleteChallenging game...Thanks 8G! Appreciate that there were NO adverts!! ThxACxo
ReplyDeleteI guess it was just me, but I got to the sliding shapes and it's so incredibly laggy and unresponsive that I can barely move any pieces. Not fun, and given what I read from the comments, the vultures (those are NOT eagles as the game indicates) are possibly worse. So I suppose I'm glad I'm X'ing out.
ReplyDeleteAgreed, between the blue puzzle and all of the commercials Red X
ReplyDeleteI loved the music/sound effects on this one, 8G!
ReplyDeleteHowever, I never went past the first scene out of frustration... might it be that the clues are too far-fetched? ...mostly understandable only by their authors?
I'm merely submitting this for your consideration.
Maybe seasoned escapers like very much those kinds of indecipherable enigmas. I, for one, have much more pleasure grappling with very logical clues, which are ultimately solvable without multiple random guesses, and which have been a trademark of yours in other games (maybe created by other developers?).
Be that as it may, I continue playing your games, and I join the other escapers in hoping that you soon return to what has become your usual - and the escapers' preferred, as far as I can see - mode of games, where what is challenged is wit rather than some sort of uncanny divination power, and where the environment is more conducive to an epic, mysterious, and appealing quest.
With all my admiration for all the work you put into these games for the pleasure of the players,
jj
I also have problems with eightgames .. this time the arrow puzzle eject me and when I came back in nothing move. I must note for myself to no more play those games .. sorry
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