Abandoned Country Villa Escape 10
FirstEscapeGames - Abandoned Country Villa Escape 10 is another point and click room escape game developed by First Escape Games. In this part, you have a lot more puzzles to be solved and many things to find out to advance further in this series. Are you ready for the escape game puzzle challenge? Collect clues and objects and use them in solving the puzzles. Good luck and have fun!Play Abandoned Country Villa Escape 10
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Sweet! Caught this one live...
Code for barrel in S-1 is in the upper left corner of the same scene. You need the hammer from S-2 to see the last digit.
In S-3, you get a ton of stuff from clicking on the 9 squares on the back wall.
Click on the hat, then turn it over to get more stuff.
Click on the brush, add the ink bottle, click on the ink bottle to put ink on the brush, then click the brush again. Use it on the chalkboard at the back of S-2 to get a bunch of math clues.
Grey statues with a heart, clover, leaf, crown, and star get placed to the left of the door in S-1. Once you have placed 5 you can move them around. Still looking for the order.
F1, have you used the stick under the decking? that gives key for book, which gives order for statues
dont unlock next page of book without writing down clue, you cant turn back.
Stick on porch, use under porch to the right of the step to get a clue key, gives the order for the statues. After solving statue puzzle, you get a key to the house.
S-4 cabinet with 3x3 grid that says "A to I"; click squares in alphabetical order based on the names on the grid from S-3.
The other 3x3 grid in S-3 that says 'Flower Age', click the squares corresponding to the Flower, A, Ge, and E (again using the grid in S-3 as the clue).
The box you get from the 'Flower Age' puzzle gets unlocked by the key you start the game with. Use the glue to stick the diamond to tis chest to get another coin.
Hell, put the diamond as a heart of the teddy bear after you stub it with a bottle?
Orit, it's glue lol
What to do with the 4 math clues?
Ok thanks
math gives you 4 digit clue
Orit, I put in 1244, the 2nd and 4th no's were already there, and I did the 3rd as 4, as there were 4 sixes, bf the 1st one.
Thanks Yvonne
Orit, you're welcome :)
The Math clue gives the 4-digit code for the barrel in S-3. I'm not sure exactly how, but since it gave the 2nd and 4th digits already I just BF'd it from there.
Once you have the 6 flowers, pay attention to what order they get placed into their slots. This is the code for the door.
wtf is H - Y
Jason, use H-Y s3 make H then - then Y
I cant find anywhere to use the H-Y clue. I'm assuming it'll give me the 9th coin I need.
froggie s3
Forgotten one, I think I'm still behind you. I have few puzzles I need to solve: Corners, what to do with the axe, faucet, another 3X3 grid
In S-5, there is a spot on the wall above the lantern that allows you to place the round stones (that look like coins with a flower on them). Gives the order to press the buttons for the box on the floor in the same scene.
Use the axes on the chunk of concrete for a clue key. Clue from book is used on barrel in S-2. Get a Cup and another clue key.
thanks! i thought it was tried it a million ways it finally worked!
Where is the clue of H-Y, please?
click on the cup to get another coin, then put it on the hotspot under to the water spigot in S-4. Take full cup of water to S-3 and pout it into hole for a volleyball.
Orit, you get that from the book
Correction, the coins in S-5 are not for the dot puzzle in S-5. You click those dots in the order from the clue in the book (in a spiral, clockwise, from the top-left). Get a knife to cut open the volleyball. Get another clue key.
No key for the book. Only had one clue from the book, the first one
thanks! i thought it was tried it a million ways it finally worked!
wtf is H - Y
'H-Y' clue from the book is used on the black and white grid in S-3. Make an H, then a Y. You get the last coin and another clue key.
@Orit; you can't do the other puzzle till you solve both 3x3 grids in S-4. The "Flower Age" one needs to have 4 buttons pushed; use the blue grid in S-3 and find the Flower, A, G, and E, then click those buttons in that order. The one that says 'A to I', click in alphabetical order.
Forgotten one, I did that already
coins are a pain to get in the correct order
Orit, have you placed 6 flowers?
I thought I need the order for that yvonne
Maybe I'm missing some tool. The hole in S3 is still clickable
Orit, yes, the order to number them is where they are placed, note where the 1st one goes, eg. 3rd space etc so when all six are placed go to the door and 1 will be postion 3, does that make sense?
Let me try that
@Orit: Place the flowers in the slots and note the order they go in. Then use that to put in the code for the door in S-4; from upper-left clockwise: 5-2-4-1-3-6. Maybe that is where you are stuck?
I'm out. The last puzzle (arranging the coins to the order in the book) was a colossal pain in the ass.
Yes!!! Thank you Yvonne
Orit, now you can get on and finish :)
Thanks Yvonne and forgotten one
Orit are you out?
Still working on the coins
Orit, ok, they do take a bit of time lol, nice playing the game with you, see you in other games, bye :)
so why won't the flowers stay in place after I put them in!!!
jusme the flowers give you order for the number circle starting 1 2 3 etc
great game great hints only real prob for me was the L r 7 puzzle had a quick look on V/W thanks all
ty joycy ;0)
doesn't load for me here, only directly at FEG site...
computer magnifier helped a lot as usual to find even more hotspots
needed some of the hints above to go on, hence thx guys & thx FEG for the nice game ☺
While watching the VW on a different device to try to understand the coin puzzle, the game restarted itself. Not going to bother going through all that again just to end up again feeling stupid because I just can't get the pieces to work right. Some games are enjoyable but most simply serve to remind me that I am unintelligent, something I rarely need reminding of. Uninstalling all FEG games and won't be subjecting myself to any more puzzles where the clues make no sense whatsoever.
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