Lost Symphonies of Mozart
Abroy - Lost Symphonies of Mozart is another point and click adventure type room escape game developed by Abroy. Try to escape the room by finding items and solving puzzles. Good luck and have fun!Play This Game
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48 comments:
Those shrimp look good enough to eat!
In!
Piece under violin.
Lemon slice on table.
Chisel from Euro puzzle.
Baking Soda from sudoku like puzzle
(first row = 1-8)
working on number puzzle...
chisel from twisting puzzle.
Can't get number puzzle, to me it looks right....
Saw from picture puzzle.
Puzzle piece under lamp.
Jo-Ann
Second row is 271
is it possible there is more then one way to do the number puzzle? I have double checked and they all add up but I don't get anything
this is what i have
18
271
922
32
Puzzle piece under cushion on couch.
Colour clue on round table.
saw from picture puzzle.
That's wrong Jo-ann,
You have two 2's in the same row (922).
cut trumpet with saw for a puzzle piece.
Puzzle piece from colour puzzle.
number clue on piano bench.
@s-t is that not allowed?
got it now
Hook from word puzzle (Google Mozart and Marriage).
rope from number puzzle.
i can't get numbers either...the bottom right seems impossible without a repeat of either 2s or 1s
Use baking soda and then lemon slice on piano stool for number clue.
Rope from number puzzle.
Piece from using chisel on piano keys.
Pats Fan,
18
271
931
23
Piece from using rope on gramophone.
@Pats fan, that's what I did too, try changing around the bottom two numbers and work from there
last piece in piano key and out.
Piece from using hook on flute.
And out.
wow, that's one strong recorder to need a grappling hook to free that puzzle piece!
thanks for the hint about the word clue small-tool.
Thanks for the couch clue Small Tool. Been looking for that one
Not as difficult as they sometimes are but a lot of fun
out too
found some of the tool uses odd. wouldn't think to use a noose on the gramophone and the grappling hook on the recorder (flute)
thanks @small-tool ...i need to get better at those!!
You're welcome guys.
Faint color code for those who can't see them well~
SPOILER
This one was easy !
ugh~it cut half the answer off!
SPOILER
I-ADORE-MOZART-&-HIS-DIVINE-MUSIC-THROUGH!
Puzzle tiles:
1) under violin on green couch
2) in trumpet/trombone (use hacksaw from picture puzzle)
3) under keyboard tile from grand piano (use chisel from round picture puzzle)
4) under lamp right of grand piano
5) under cushion of ivory leather couch
6) from colour puzzle (hint on flower on table in front of ivory leather couch) SPOILER
7) in flute on table with shrimps (use hook from letter/name puzzle)
8) gramophone (pull white round needle holder off with rope from number puzzle)
Other stuff:
- lemon slice from shrimps on table in front of green couch
- chisel from round picture puzzle (EURO)
- baking soda from kakuro
- hook from letter/name puzzle (hint on portrait) SPOILER
- hacksaw from picture puzzle
- rope from number puzzle (use baking soda & lemon slice on piano stool) SPOILER
Can someone please explain the sudoku-like puzzle to me?
mmmm,
How to solve Kakuro:
- Fill each cell in the grid with a single digit such that each row or column has the indicated sum without repeating a digit.
- In these puzzles, you are filling the white squares with digits 1 through 9 so that they add up to the sums shown in the dark squares. A dark square will show one or two sums, separated by a diagonal line. A sum that is above the diagonal is the total of the row of white squares to its right. A sum that is below the diagonal is the total of the column of white squares beneath it.
- Two important rules:
There are no zeroes.
There are no repeats, i.e. a digit can appear only once within a sum.
- Starting Kakuro:
Look for rows or columns that can only be made with one combination of digits.
f.e.
3=1+2
4=1+3
6=1+2+3
7=1+2+4
10=1+2+3+4
11=1+2+3+5
16=7+9
17=8+9
& more
- Solve the kakuro by figuring out what numbers are needed for each row and column to add to the given numbers at their heads. Each row and column cannot hold a repeated number (e.g., the column where 3 numbers are needed to equal 24 can't be 888)
- Or: http://www.kakuro-world.com/en/tips.html
Premiere
Thank you, I understand now. :)
Awesomeness, these are one of my favs!
@ premiere Thank you for the walkthrough, but your SPOILERS aren't giving any spoiler, just the word Spoiler??
Dozi, just keep your mouse over the word spoiler long enough to see the answer.
great use of the spoiler code :)
Music I didn't have to mute! thank you
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