Haunted Hall - Dare You Enter is another riddle game created by Creo from Riddlex. "Dare you enter Haunted Hall, and progress through the many puzzle rooms to the Inner Sanctum and solve the ghost's mystery? Haunted Hall is an interactive puzzle game of 20 levels with sounds, music, strange rooms, and a ghost! There are no clues in the source, and there are no files to download. There are clues in the sound, so this game requires speakers. Also a Flash player. If you can hear the music, and see the Play Game button, then you have all that you need to play. Good luck and have fun!Warning: Please don't post exact answers, just post hints.
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What is Haunted Hall?
Haunted Hall is a game to play and have fun while you try to escape from the room or outdoor place by using your point and click and puzzle solving skills. You may need to find and use hidden items and clues around, combine some items with other items to use them on correct places, and solve some different types of puzzles.
How can I play Haunted Hall?
You can play Haunted Hall game with your mouse and point and click skills to find items and clues, use them on correct places, and solve some puzzles. You can navigate between rooms or screens and you may also zoom on some places to look closer. You may select items from your inventory to use or you may drag and drop them.
How can I solve Haunted Hall?
You can solve Haunted Hall game by looking around to find and use items and clues on correct places, combining items, and solving some puzzles. You can also check comments section for hints or ask to other players to get help from them. If you still can't figure out any part of the game, you can also check video walkthroughs.
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ReplyDeleteLevel 1 - Click on the door
ReplyDeleteim here stuck on level 1
ReplyDeletesorry i mean im stuck on level 2
ReplyDeleteHint Level 2 - anagram
ReplyDeleteyeah, I'm not sure what it means by "die as hung"
ReplyDeleteoh. got it. Thanks!
ReplyDeletei used an anagram solver on google and got the answer to level 2
ReplyDeleteHint Level 3 - Initials
ReplyDeleteOkay, but the two birds and the bottom left plate - what are they called?
ReplyDeletetry using an anagram tool :)
ReplyDeletefour - count letters
ReplyDeletefinaly a new 1
ReplyDeleterobin and eagle
ReplyDeletei don't get level 4
Hint Level 4 - Solve the riddle by using letters and a part of the word (Ignore the blue hint)
ReplyDeletesheila, look at the letters (and the top of mushroom is "mush" - you want to use room)
ReplyDeleteAnyone know how to score billiards?
stuck on 4
ReplyDeletewhat do you have for four so far?
ReplyDeleteim brain dead today i still don't get it
ReplyDeletegot it
ReplyDeleteokay, what are the first and third letters of Juniper? Mix in the fourth letter of Ghoul, etc (sorry, don't remember the third step)
ReplyDeleteHint Level 4 - Anagram again (related to the theme... 2 words)
ReplyDeletewhat is 5
ReplyDeleteno, Edgar, that's level five. Six is the cue sport - I'm stuck, I can't figure out the scoring. (four is the recipe)
ReplyDeleteLucas, look at the clickable items - a blackjack, a roulette wheel, a slot machine, etc - what do they have in common (what are they used in). The answer is plural, I think. (the letters are an anagram, but I figured that out after I got the right answer)
ReplyDeleteokay, six is addition, mostly, each ball has a set value. red = 1, blue = 5, yellow = 2, green = 3, brown = 4, pink = 6 and black = 7. Assign values to the balls you "pot" and add them all up (enter numerically, 10 rather than ten)
ReplyDeletehi everyone
ReplyDeleteSorry, you're right, my bad.
ReplyDeleteis anyone else up to the music room yet? I have no idea what the clue is!
ReplyDeleteIt's a song by ELO - mr blue sky - but nothing works!
ReplyDeleteBTW, for level 6, scoring and ball colors are for a game called snooker.
ReplyDeletethe letters i got are aigesonc i used a anagram and i didnt get anything to do with a casino or poker
ReplyDeleteicemaiden, there are three songs. that's the middle, click either side of the record
ReplyDelete@Lucas - it's two words, and you're missing three letters (a, m, s)
ReplyDelete@trisana oh ty
ReplyDeleteOhhhhhhhhh Very hard to get to the different pieces on the record...OK, so I have no clue!
ReplyDeleteno problem. Just hurry up to the music room so you can help us! I'm stumped.
ReplyDeleteStuck in level 7 as well :(
ReplyDeletewell, it's three different genres, I think, Jazz, Pop (I think) and classical (well, maybe baroque?)
ReplyDeleteYES thank you
ReplyDeleteHint for the music room, the songs are Mr. Blue Sky, Blue Moon, and Blue Danube. What do these songs have in common?
ReplyDelete@Lucas - you okay on the Snooker riddle?
ReplyDeleteThanks @BuddyB!
ReplyDeleteOh, Thanks, BuddyB. I couldn't figure out the titles.
ReplyDeleteThanks Buddyb!
ReplyDeletethe next one's easy, just look at what's written (but backwards)
ReplyDeleteLevel 8 - the letters are E,M,P,L,E,H. Anagram (two words)
ReplyDeleteEdgar, it's just a mirror image. Don't make it too hard on yourself.
ReplyDeletei'm stuck on lvl 3
ReplyDeleteim on 8
ReplyDeletei don't remember what balls i sunk on snooker (level 6)
ReplyDeletenow on 9
ReplyDeletewhat's got you stuck? take the first initials, Michelle, they'll spell out a word. (so M for mermaid, U for unicorn R for robin, D for dragon, etc)
ReplyDeletestuck on 1 help
ReplyDelete@sherry12 click on door
ReplyDeleteWell, very stuck in the library...
ReplyDeletehi everyone.. stuck in the library too #9
ReplyDeletestuck on 9
ReplyDeleteWell, we have a handful of clues . . . Orbital Mechanics, IV (4?) The Zodiac (with a picture of Libra), and a list of four things: Polyphemus, Order of Angels, Islam Pillars, Pleiades . . . try the fourth letters? I dunno either . . .
ReplyDeleteI did click on the front door, when I go in it keeps bringing me to a fram with a face in it.
ReplyDelete@sherry - that's room two, the caption is an anagram. Solve it.
ReplyDelete@sherry12 that is the 1st puzzle
ReplyDeletejuly 4th 1957 or april 7th 1957
ReplyDeleteokay, and 4 and 8 as well, Skoobie? 12 for the zodiac . . .
ReplyDeletelibra is the 7th sign
ReplyDeleteThis comment has been removed by the author.
ReplyDelete@skoobie23
ReplyDeleteThere are 9 orders of pillars
Googled "libra 1957" and got a "word" in a link text that WAS the answer.
Matthew, huh???
ReplyDelete*When* is Libra?
ReplyDeletejust a guess with the numbers but was wrong
ReplyDeleteI still don't get this one? Edgar, can you explain more?
ReplyDeletethanks, didnt know that was rm 2. But I still cant fiqure it out.
ReplyDelete@sherry - google a word unscrambler. It's easier that way (one word)
ReplyDeleteOH! That explains the orbital! Got it, thanks, Edgar!
ReplyDelete"For some reason, the Jupiter in Libra period was also a time of space exploration" - this was from googling Libra 1957...USSR.....
ReplyDeleteFor level 9
ReplyDeleteGoogle an event occurred on October 4, 1957.
dang got the wrong month
ReplyDeletety edgar
ReplyDeletewhat is 10
ReplyDeletethe images: 1 = asteroid; 2 = orion' 3= crab nebula; 4 = horsehead nebula; 5 = saturn's rings
ReplyDelete10 is another anagram. Asteroid, Orion, Crab Nebula, Horsehead Nebula, Saturn.
ReplyDelete#10 Each image looks like asteroids, constellation of some sort, black hole, horsehead nebula, saturns rings,.. wondering if we need the proper names for each image .. then take the first letter of each ?? maybe .. anyone know that constellation name ?
ReplyDeletefirst letters give another anagram. It's related to entropy.
ReplyDeletethx BuddyB i didn't refresh in time :p
ReplyDeleteyou guys are good! Thanks
ReplyDeleteanyone making progress on the mirror code in the bathroom yet?
ReplyDeleteand for 11 - math is not my strong suit....
ReplyDeletelost on mirror
ReplyDeleteI don't think it's math . . . I can't come up with a substitution that could work . . .
ReplyDeleteperiodic table - 2 is HE, 67 is HO...but 118 is UUO!
ReplyDeleteyeah, but Ar is 18. You're brilliant, Icemaiden. - hydrogen, uranium, fluorine fluorine.
ReplyDeleteH = 1, U = 92, F = 9, if you don't have a periodic table nearby.
ReplyDeleteright track with periodic table
ReplyDeleteboy my computer is sloooooow
ReplyDeleteRoom thirteen has a quote from Monty Python and the Holy grail! It's epic!
ReplyDeleteWell, at least it wasn't math! Didn't like chemistry that much either..LMAO
ReplyDeleteoops..didn't pay attention to the names of the rooms
ReplyDelete@dana - it shows the kitchen, crypt, grounds, library and observatory.
ReplyDeleteFor level 12:
ReplyDeleteKitchen
Crypt
Grounds
Library
Observatory
Anagram the initials.
thanks all like i said slow computer forgot crypt
ReplyDeletei cant find any anagrams with kcglo
ReplyDeletei cant find any anagrams with kcglo
ReplyDeleteguys, it's a type of gun.
ReplyDeleteLucas, it rhymes with "clock". =)
ReplyDeleteFor level 13
ReplyDeleteThe answer is the name of the Egyptian God, related to the "eye" sign.
kind of gun
ReplyDelete13 is a two letter answer.
ReplyDeleteoh. here I thought it would be another anagram. thanks, edgar.
ReplyDeletedang i new that (no i didnt) but how did none of my anagram sites catch that
ReplyDeletea couple of them look greek - nu, mu . . but I'm not sure.
ReplyDelete14 is an alphabet - thought it was greek but no don't think so...
ReplyDeletewican! I think
ReplyDeletethey're zodiac symbols? at least, the one behind the horse is scorpio.
ReplyDeletewican!
ReplyDeletewhats up with rat
ReplyDeletehow many symbols are in 14. trisana, u said something about 1 behind a horse, all i see is the 1 behind the suitcase
ReplyDeletetheban alphabet aka witches alphabet
ReplyDeletehorse, suitcase, bat, punch & judy, mirror, rat?
ReplyDeleteso, i'm not coming up with a word...does the rat give a letter?
ReplyDeleteFor level 14
ReplyDeleteThe letters are Theban, replace them and anagram them.
Use this link for help:
http://www.purplehell.com/riddletools/theban.htm
oh nevermind, got it
ReplyDeleteUmm, I don't get the rat. Help?
ReplyDeletedana, what is on the rat, or what does the rat reviel
ReplyDeleteicemaiden, edgar, could you help just a little more? Please?
ReplyDelete@Trisana
ReplyDeleteI couldn't find a use for the rat, but for a possible order... not sure.
In any case, you only need 6 letters to anagram.
The letters are:
SPOILEREICLSRSPOILER
just see a quick rat
ReplyDeleteokay, got it. thanks, edgar
ReplyDeletegot it!!!! on to lvl 15
ReplyDeleteAlrighty - how about the dancing ghosts??? Any idea?
ReplyDeletewell, it's a waltz, but beyond that, nope
ReplyDeleteis there any significance to the paths they trace?
ReplyDeletefor 15, do we name the song cause idk what it is
ReplyDeleteblue danube
ReplyDeleteIt's The Blue Danube not that it works!
ReplyDeleteFor 15:
ReplyDeleteYou don't need the song. Where they start doesn't matter, where they end doesn't matter, it is what they do in between.
Four letter word.
Was also used for the opening in 2001 space odyssey, but don't think that means anything...or it might...
ReplyDeletegot it ty, aicheless1
ReplyDeletewell, i'm having a brainfart......don't know the four letter word that means to go back and forth?
ReplyDeleteit doesn't mean to go back and forth. the British say queue instead of this word.
ReplyDeleteHuh, I never would have gotten that! LOL, thanks Trisana!
ReplyDeletegot it but still lost
ReplyDeletewell it isn't a waltz more like country _ _ _ _ dancing!
ReplyDeleteicemaiden, ill give you a hint..... enil
ReplyDeleteThe study is interesting - look for book and short story titles.
ReplyDeletelike i said, i got it but thanks for the humorous help
ReplyDeletetypewriter clue = discord
ReplyDeleteso death and discord so far
ReplyDeletethe symbols spell DEATH (along the nile), the type writer gives you the Apples of Hesperides, the train is the Plymouth Express (those are enough to get it)
ReplyDeletethe typewriter is NOT discord. It's a title of a short story. (I'm on 17).
ReplyDeleteIf anyone could place the song on the radio, I don't get how it relates.
16 is famous literary detective
ReplyDeleteTrisana - I also don't get the radio...
ReplyDeleteyeah, but I loved the clues. I think I've read all of them. In fact, I think I OWN all of them.
ReplyDeletei'm so dizzy
ReplyDeletetrisana, how about spelling it out a little more
ReplyDeletei mean from 17 not naturally
ReplyDeleteWell, I have to go - good luck on the last three - leave me help!!! Nice "riddling" with you all.
ReplyDeletetry typing agatha christie for 16 first
ReplyDeleteit will give you a clue
ReplyDeletebye icemaiden
ive never heard of agatha christie
ReplyDeletelook up murder on the orient express it is one of the characters
ReplyDeleteLucas, you are missing out. She's the Queen of the detective novel. Hercule Poirot and Miss Marple are amazing!
ReplyDeletei read her entire collection from the library one summer loved it!!
ReplyDeleteanyone have any idea for the spinning staircase clock?? lvl 17
ReplyDelete@icemaiden (for whenever she gets back) - thanks to youtube, I now know that the radio plays the theme from his TV show. LOL.
ReplyDeleteno idea. I keep thinking that it's the sun and moon, and that the milky way is a "Spiral arm" galaxy, but nothing there.
ReplyDeleteSamuel Edward Ratchet was the victim, the symbols say death so what is the answer if samuel is not
ReplyDeletethe detective, Lucas! There are four books/short stories referenced in the study, and a tv show theme. (Death along the Nile, Cards on the Table, The Apples of Hesperides and the Plymouth Express)
ReplyDeletegot it thanks for the help
ReplyDelete@dana - now i'm dizzy too. any new ideas?
ReplyDeletestuck in a tailspin...ahhhhhhh
ReplyDeleteOn the stairs, you should find 12 hotspots, some go one way, some go the other.
ReplyDeletedo you remember the clue..something about adjusting the clock????
ReplyDeletewhat's with the letters on the clock, the c f i l?
ReplyDeleteShould we move the clock hands with the spiral somehow? Do they want a time?
ReplyDeletewhat time does the clock say?? 1104??
ReplyDeleteAll I've noticed is that clicking on the 2, 6, 7, and 12 spots make the picture spin in the opposite direction from the other 8 spots. I can't even tell which is the hour hand and which is the minute hand.
ReplyDeleteFor Level 17
ReplyDeleteThe clock has a letter for each hour: 1=A, 2=B, 3=C and so on. Spin the stairs on EACH hour... you'll notice it sometimes goes right, and other goes left. Anagram the letters that go clockwise in the stairs spinning.
Hint: 8 letters.
it said "relate the clock face to the spins" (yay for writing answers down to speed run it)
ReplyDeleteThanks edgar and suzanne!
ReplyDeleteLevel 18
ReplyDeleteComplete the numerical progression:
1 - from genie
2 - from cat
4 - from clock
8 - from tarot card
16 - from crystal ball
?? - ANSWER
anyone else having trouble with 18?
ReplyDeleteoh my god Edgar and Suzanne, youtwo are better than dramamine!! onto 18
ReplyDeleteIs anybody still on here?
ReplyDeleteLevel 19
ReplyDeleteIf you've been collecting all of the blue letters you can anagram now the password. The letters were:
SPOILERALALALVHSPOILER
can somebody help me on level 4? please
ReplyDeletefibonacci numbers, right?
ReplyDeletestuck on stupid...and stairs! Dummied down hints please!
ReplyDeletewhich is level 4?
ReplyDeletedana - no, just a geometric progression (multiples of 2)
ReplyDeleteDawn - it's a basic cypher where a = 1, b = 2 etc, and 8 of the clock positions on the stairs (so the top of your screen is 12 oclock, bottom is 6 oclock) spin clockwise ( i think). find those letters, and solve the anagram.
level 4 is the kitchen.I've been stuck for about 20 mins.lol
ReplyDeleteDawn - check each hotspot and note the clockwise ones and corresponding letters, unscramble
ReplyDeleteI am sooo stuck on the inner sanctum level 20. I can't even remember the names of those three rooms.
ReplyDeletetrisana - duh..i must still be a bit dizzy from the stairs
ReplyDeleteOh, count the letters indicated. For example the FIRST of Jupiter is J. Like letter math
ReplyDeletesuzanne, they're the junk room, the home theatre and the attic. I've got all three up in separate windows at the moment, but I don't know what the ghost saw . . .
ReplyDeleteis the owl driving anyone else crazy??
ReplyDeleteI guess I'm just a little slow tonight because I'm still not getting it.lol
ReplyDeleteHmm. One had a puppet theater, one had a movie theater, and one had radios and games.
ReplyDeleteTrisana and suzanne - did you get 18??
ReplyDeletenevermind - got it (damn stairs, still dizzy)
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