Farm House Escape 2
Games4King - G4K Farm House Escape 2 is another point and click room escape game developed by Games 4 King. Story of this game is someone has been trapped in the farm house. So you will need to collect the necessary objects to make him escape from the farm house. If you have the right attitude then you will get those out. Use better skills to solve the puzzles. Are you ready? We’ll see it! Good luck and have fun!Play Farm House Escape 2
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15 comments:
shovel, 4 gems, a cube and a safe.
Nice game!
Found a 3-digit-code (937) inside the left house, but no place to use it so far...
How did you get in left house? I only found key for right house so far.
There is a box needing a 3# code at the base of the tree left scene
click below clothesline looking thing.
I replayed because I forgot: you get key for left house from sliders outside on the house. Hint is from drawer inside, key for drawer is from slider inside...
...and hint for slider inside is from blue/red things...But where do I put my 3-digits now?.
red blue hint is for which slider?
Red/blue hint is for sliderbox you get from bedside puzzle. Hint for that comes from box (to open with knife)...But where do I put my 3 digits now?
Pop! There is a grey 3-digit box hidden outside.Overlooked that one. On my way again...
So, here the gems are that the lady at HQ: Los Angeles was looking for! At the benches, on the table, at the top of the house.
The gardener finds his shovel back in the flowerbed and decides to dig in the grass, northeast of the table. And look, there's the tree-key.
He also finds a safe at the foot of that tree.
The owner of this place gets his warm water from the sun. On the left of the solar panels the gardener uses the numbers he found in the tree (first about item those) and gets his saw.
Good! Divide the wood at the foot of the windmill to see three sort of year rings. They go on the other tree and there's his house-key.
The gardener kindly invites us in and shows us his modern impression of a tree. A part of a clue is on it.
Left of his potato-laptop (no, not apple) is another part.
The plant on the table smells good, push it aside for another.
Another below the pillow, and behind the bedside-table.
What looks like four holes in a window is the place for gems.
Careful ...
Below the desk is a package, delivered by Post NL, he cuts it open, it's the manual to open the bed, you know, the one that got lost.
In there the last part of the clue for the box that's also in there.
The gardener likes puzzles and about items one of the parts, attaches the other parts and reads the clue: 3 2 4 1.
He opens the box and gets the spare-key of the Manor.
Ooops, no, not yet, it's the key of his drawer.
In it the clue for that box next to the chimney on the Manor.
(About item the clue first).
And THERE is the spare-key of the Manor. He knew it.
Before he goes inside he walks to the gate. At the bench is a piece of Edammer Cheese. He takes it with him inside the Manor.
More cheese on the chair, below the cushion on the floor and behind the books on the bottom shelf.
He puts the cheese in the barrel with milk and the price per kilogram pops up. He uses it to open the safe in his inventory and gets the book. Page 18 shows how to open the safe in this room and using the eraser on the bookcase helps him to open the colour-safe at the wall.
The gardener uses this last clue on the screwed panel and gets yet another key.
Enough inside. He needs some fresh air and walks to the gate.
Would the key perhaps fit in the chest? Yes, it does!
What does the hint say ....? Ah, it's mon-day. That means he has the day off! YEAH. Time to leave the garden and go shopping for a new rake.
He opens the tree and uses the smallest key of all on the gate.
Good luck, have a nice day and see you!
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