Avm Find the Torch
AvmGames - Avm Find the Torch Escape is another point and click escape game developed by Avm Games. What's good about living in the farm is the fact that you can live simple. You don't need too much to live happily. Just a fresh air and fresh food can make you feel complete. However, there is still a downside about this. Since everything is simple and basic, you have to work hard for everything. Especially now that you can't open the door of your house. You don't have fancy door that can open in an instant. You also don't use keys to open the door. Instead, you use large chunk of woods and block it at the door to keep you safe at morning. And when the night comes, you'll need a torch to open the door. Unfortunately, you don't know where the torch is. But on the good note, there are clues that can help you to find the torch. Good luck and have fun!Play This Game
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wow, the background of jigsaw at top left and at the right took me very long...
https://snag.gy/jqXNrO.jpg
is anyone else playing? I need a little help. I am stuck with a 6#clue and 9543 paper (used twice)...
I've only used the 9543 paper once (Sc 9). 6 number clue doesn't work in Sc 5.
Thanks for jigsaw hint it was driving me mad!
I have combined 9543 with #block in S5 to get a clue for S2...
btw. pillows in S5 are clickable (no clue yet)
Thanks - still have the paper - the numbers on it are clickable.
Tried 'translating' 6 digit number (2 ways) neither worked.
Giving up for now and going to make the dinner.
btw calendar is wrong, today 7th march is a wednesday, not monday. but does it matter??
and never there could be a 31th february ;)
Hotz, how did you combine 9543 with # blocks?
willow136, at position 9 there is a 3, at position 5 is a 9 and so on...
Oh, it makes sense now! Thak you!
Horrible picture puzzle. Ad interrupts game. Zero stars if possible.
that was a very challenging pic puzzle, but could solve it on my own - like it hard ☻
thx for creating this game, AVM ☺
ah, eyes go in labeled slot
thx Hotz for number grid hint
you also click the positions on grid itself
now that's sneaky - took me some time to see the connection between pic puzzle & calendar
hint used in s6
(the 2 slots in pic puzzle are not random)
oh, almost forgot about the clickable pillows
use hex hint there, too
& dogs in s2 are clickable, too
too many 4#codes for my taste...
btw, my favourite tune ♥
& so are vases
solved them accidentally - dunno how exactly & where the hint was...
combo anchor number paper with direction paper
oh, dogs in s9 are clickable, too
another combo (colour paper & colour/number grid)
now stuck (again) with 15- & colour paper...
had to go to sleep yesterday, so back
even watching VWT doesn't help me to understand about 15- & colour paper...
GOTCHA!
it's a magic square, therefore the 15
(you need numbers 1-9)
animal heads go in border slots
hm. swapping # d/w...
AO, thank you for calendar hint!!!
not fun to repeatedly ressorting to the VWT to solve a puzzle...!
first the red numbers, then the dark brown numbers, using arrow from last red number, then the other 2 dbn # (first the right, than the left, following arrow) or
SPOILER
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oh, Hotz, you're here (again), too
nice to have some company, even if the game was already posted yesterday
missing 1 key & 1 teddy...
ah, & clickable dogs in s2 unsolved...
clue for 2 vases are parrots...
ok, red/dark brown arrow paper is for those dogs
HINT
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in this game, everything seems to be a bit skewed...
you are still here AO? :)
I am ways behind you...
I'm finally out, Hotz
it was a long game...
and thanks again for black/red numbers!
will forward your thanks to Nikita for making the VWT ☻
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