Amgine - A Whole New Riddle is another brain teaser online riddle game developed by Amgine. Change URL to give answer, include level number eg 1answer.htm. Spell out any maths symbols. "The" may or may not be used in the start of answers. Colours can be significant, so can file names, source code, titles etc. Some levels may relate to the previous level, others don't. Good luck and have fun!Note: Please don't post exact answers, just give hints for levels!
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What is Amgine - A Whole New Riddle?
Amgine - A Whole New Riddle 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.
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You can play Amgine - A Whole New Riddle 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.
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You can solve Amgine - A Whole New Riddle 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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lol bigtank I swear I thought ur comment on nord was someone giving a hint! xD
ReplyDelete@Nini Me too! lol! Got so excited! Their so onto us. We really need to sharpen are riddling ninja skills.
ReplyDeleteDone and done...
ReplyDeleteI'm paging some ppl that have already solved it. Hope they answer :P
ReplyDeletei work in a post office but all i know is decimal money.
ReplyDeleteGot it!!!!!!!!! It's so obvious!
ReplyDeleteNini!!!!!
ReplyDeleteWell, I just went to that Nordinho site and I have to say it's getting ridiculous; four EG24 members there begging for help. That's not the way.
ReplyDeleteCan't we offer them a deal like we give you guys hints for escape games and in return you help us with riddle games. Or even better, let's just hack that site and decode all their personal messages.
Answer : what they are lol!
ReplyDeletenot gonna beg nini , well maybe a little . clue pleaseeeeeeeeeee
ReplyDeleteomg thought i tried that hours ago. onto 12
ReplyDeleteHahaha!
ReplyDeleteOh and still don't get it :s
Oh my God, it was just that easy. On 12 now and I guess I have to say thanks Nordinho guys.
ReplyDeleteLOL @s-t
ReplyDeletemkganda silver c***, brass c***, copper c***
ReplyDelete@Nini, what they are indeed, we overthunk that one lol
ReplyDeleteOnto 12 :o)
lvl 12 some matching game?
ReplyDeleteOH! SHUT! UP! %@$%#^%@!!!!!
ReplyDeleteOkay, on 12 :D
Gonna take a rest after that burst of excitement. I need a drink lol
ReplyDeleteOkay, presidents
ReplyDeleteI'm back from meal. What do we have so far?
ReplyDeletelol...ooooor not actually
ReplyDeleteok.. have cut off all repetitive pics and got 8 left.
ReplyDeleteOh no, 25 pictures. Do we really have to find out who they all are? (isn't one of them Newton?).
ReplyDeleteAnyway, kind of happy they're all called small.
Thanks for level 11. I'm on 12 now.
ReplyDeleteWhy are we good in escape games and they are better in riddles you wonder s-t?
Imagine EG24 regular riddle players as a small, exclusive and elitist bunch of people not posting or brainstorming here but playing together in msn WITH the game's author hinting us into the right direction every time we get stuck, and coming only to ask for help here when noone else is available online or to brag about our progress. I bet the rest of the people would think of us as genius.... and THAT is Nordinho.
I'm not saying they are not smart, but take that away from them, and be sure they would be as stuck as we are.
@Nini how'd you "cut" them off?
ReplyDeletei think all these people are on or have been on our £ notes. darwin on a £10 .edward elgar on a £20 george stevenson on an old £5 note
ReplyDeletemkganda .. paint lol
ReplyDeletessstt, Edgar. My thoughts too, but if they hear it they might never help us again.
ReplyDeleteAnyway, who's gonna take one for the team and is going to tineye/google all those people?
I'm afraid I'm not capable anymore (sometimes I drink on mondays too).
lol s-t I lost my capability a loooooong time ago..
ReplyDeleteThe women are Florence Nightingale and Elizabeth Fry, aren't they?
ReplyDeleteThe second one is Darwin and is the first one Newton?
ReplyDeleteGuys gtg. See u! Back later to check ur progress :)
ReplyDeleteGood luck!
yes small tool both on £5. boulton on a 350 , farraday on a £20. john houlbon founder of the bank of england. but some pictures are doubled up
ReplyDeleteNo, the 5th is Newton.
ReplyDeletethats me done for today will come back tommorow
ReplyDelete6 Shakespeare 24 wellington.
ReplyDeleteOkay, I have 7 of the non repeated ones
ReplyDeleteElizabeth Fry
Charles Darwin
William Shakespeare
Edward Elgar
Florence Nightingale
Charles Dickens
Prince Charles and Diana (obviously)
Oh and Michael Faraday
ReplyDelete3rd row, 1st image is Dickens?
ReplyDelete2nd row, 2nd image, Michael Faraday?
1st row, 2nd image, is that Darwin?
1 Christopher Wren. 23 George Stephenson.
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ReplyDeleteFirst row:
ReplyDeleteWren - Darwin - ? - ? - Newton - Shakespeare - Stephenson
googled all the ones I listed and they are all on Bank of England notes. Sooo...
ReplyDeleteThere are only eight that don't repeat. Unless, we're making a phrase with their 1st initials? blarg
ReplyDeleteFirst row Matthew Boulton and James Watt.
ReplyDelete8 is Farraday 13 Houblon.
ReplyDeleteAh thanks Cricketer9999a.
ReplyDeleteSo the first row is complete:
Wren
Darwin
Boulton
Watt
Newton
Shakespeare
Stephenson
That's right isn't it?
The ones that I mentioned were all 5, 10, and 20 pounds
ReplyDeleteWait a minute, although different pictures, isn't the first one of the first row and the last one of the second row the same; Christopher Wren?
ReplyDeleteYes, small, many many repeats. That's why I was only working on the eight that don't repeat.
ReplyDeleteThe coin with Prince Charles and Lady Di is 25 pence, but the other 7 are 5, 10, and 20 pound notes. So far all of them have been on British currency at some time or another and initials won't work. Not enough vowels.
ReplyDeleteSo second row;
ReplyDelete- ?
- Farraday
- Boulton
- Boulton
- Nightingale
- Wellington
- Watt
Third row;
- Dickens
- Newton
- Watt
- Wren
- Watt
- Wren
- Newton
Fourth row;
- Fry
- Stephenson
- Wellington
- Charles/Diana
Is that correct?
Oh, and the first on the second row is Edward Elgar.
ReplyDeleteBack.
ReplyDeleteTried the obvious one (as in level 11) but that didn't work lol
WOW! Well done, small! Now what to do?
ReplyDeleteI see now who you were talking about earlier, but I think the last one on 2 is a Sir John H????? Knight of ????? Lord Mayor of the city of London blah blah blah Couldn't figure that one out.
Yep the last one on row 2 was Houblon. So the initials are:
ReplyDeleteC.W. - C.D. - J.B. - J.W. - I.N. - W.S. -G.S.
E.E. - M.F. - M.B. - M.B. - F.N. - D of W - J.H.
C.D. - I.N. - J.W. - J.H. - J.W. - C.W. - I. N.
E.F. - G.S. - D of W - Charles/Diana.
And now what?
I wonder if we're adding them up? eew...
ReplyDeleteSir John Swynnerton mayor 1612
ReplyDeleteOops, I got that one wrong. It is Houlbon.
ReplyDeleteOkay, small, where ever you're going with this, take me with you, k? I'm so lost.
ReplyDeleteI think this is correct;
ReplyDeleteWren-Darwin-Boulton-Watt-Newton-Shakespeare-Stephenson.
Elgar-Farraday-Boulton-Boulton-Nightingale-Wellington-Houlbon.
Dickens-Newton-Watt-Houlbon-Watt-Wren-Newton.
Fry-Stephenson-Wellington-Charles/Diana.
As someone already said, not enough vowels for an anagram.
ReplyDeleteMight be something useful on this wiki page:;
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bank_of_England_note_issues
And if you translate that to banknotes it is:
ReplyDelete50-10-50-50-1-20-5
20-20-50-50-10-5-50
10-1-50-50-50-50-1
5-5-5-?
And please don't tell me we have to use purple hell to decode their birthdates or we have to Google for their birthplaces or occupations or something like that.
ReplyDeleteBy the way, my previous comment was 666 (the number of the beast!?)
small tool, that page on wiki has links to each of their individual wiki pages.
ReplyDeleteOh no @small! No beasts! I say copy/paste it in a new post and delete it stat!
ReplyDeleteThe custom of depicting historical figures on the reverse began with Series D in 1970
ReplyDeleteI don't know why I even thought that was significant lol. I'm still stuck on the ones that don't repeat.
ReplyDeleteCricketer9999a, I used that page (in combination with Google images) to find all the names and at the moment too wasted to keep on clicking on their links to find more infromation. In fact, I think I'm gonna call it a night real soon.
ReplyDeleteOh and small-tool, the coin is 25 pence.
ReplyDeleteLol mkganda, somehow it feels like 666 suits me quite nice.
ReplyDeletehe he spose so ;P
ReplyDeleteAnd lol again. So Charles and Diana are only worth 25 pence? So what was all the fuzz about her? Papparazi, common girl princess, big funeral etc.
ReplyDeleteSo by line they add up to
ReplyDelete186
205
212
15.25 (lol)
Total of 618.25
Still nothing significant.
Hi Mkganda and Small-Tool.
ReplyDeleteStill plodding along behind you .. just finished level 7 (morse code) and am onto level 8!
I must say, your riddle solving skills are very impressive!
61825 is zip code for Champaign IL. 3 guesses as to who tried to change their url to 12champaign.htm...
ReplyDeleteAnd at the moment just babbling away and wondering what infromation (my 3:10 PM post) is. Something like an afro haircut inside the brain when you're totaly lost!?
ReplyDeleteAnd... still waiting for the Brits to solve this one. Come one guys, if it was something about Belgium (and in Dutch) I would solve it right away.
LOL!
ReplyDeleteWell, I'm just tooling around the world wide web learning all kinds of things about 61825
So the author just posted this hint for me on nordinho:
ReplyDelete"Abba song might help, or the last image"
And that there are now 40 levels.
NICE!!!
We were waaay overthinking again.
Hi Enjoy! :D
ReplyDeleteSmall left me here!!!
ReplyDeleteAww...me too
ReplyDeleteTried that too and "two for the price of one" for some reason.
ReplyDeleteAbba song or the last picture
ReplyDeleteso the picture is of
25 pence
Prince Charles and Lady Di
1981
Silver (or nickel?)
Coin
'Waterloo' doesn't work either.
ReplyDeleteSorry I haven't been much help tonight, but I've been ducking and diving between here, fooball on the telly and some really in-depth studying lol
*football
ReplyDeletesheesh
Off to bed now, good luck you night larks...
HELP! Stuck on 11. copper, brass???? HELP!
ReplyDelete@EnJoy, don't worry about what they're made of, it's what they are.
ReplyDeleteGoodnight,
@EnJoy they're all c***s
ReplyDeleteGood night, Rambler!
ReplyDelete@ Rambler .. Thanks onto 12. Is that where everyone is too?
ReplyDeleteYes, dear. We are stuck here. I think it's just you and me. I've got to go in about 45 mins, but I'm determined.
ReplyDeleteOMG.. who in the HELL are all those people on 12?
ReplyDeleteall historical figures featured on British banknotes at one time or another.
ReplyDeleteI first focused on the ones that didn't repeat and got 8 of them, but couldn't do anything with them. They're listed in the comments above though. And small listed all of them and then the value of each's currency.
Then we get this hint:
"Abba song might help. Or the last picture."
The last picture is 25 pence with Prince Charles and Lady Diana from 1981...
Now what? LOL!
I've been reading all the comments about 12 . Very impressive.. going to start looking at ABBA
ReplyDeletelooking at the way they're laid out, are we looking for "The name of the Game"? Is this like memory or something?
ReplyDeletewell there was a memory game that had pairs of pictures that you flipped over..
ReplyDeleteright. what with the ever so important coin?
ReplyDeleteNote to self: Have something specific in mind before you search for "games" in google.
Okay dearest. I have to go. I've been at this one all day lol!
ReplyDeleteGood night and good luck!!! :D
@ mkganda.. good night. I have to get dinner, will check back in the morning. Abba?? for godsake, I thought we were dealing with money
ReplyDeleteI need a drink. .. a toast to level 12!
ReplyDeleteMaybe he just means the song, M****, M****, M**** and we're further along than he thinks.
ReplyDeleteWhat the f..k is happening to my comments. Right after mkganda posted "Abba song might help, or the last image"
ReplyDeleteI posted: "tried moneymoneymoney right away" or something like that.
And a few minutes later I posted something like: "wish Ellie was playing this I bet she knows all about abba" and as you can see mkganda responded to that post at 1/24/11 3:46 PM with "Aww...me too".
But now all my comments are gone and it makes me wonder how many more of my comments are gone and why.
Going to bed now, pissed, both meanings.
@small-tool hi! Here are hugs, buckets of luck, and bags full of POP!
ReplyDeleteJust stopping in, but I can't stay. I started the game, and using LOTS of hints (for every level) I got to level 5. lol Off now to watch Being Human on Syfy.
Hi!! I'm back.. gotta leave soon (sleep time), but I'll stick here for a while and try to help. :)
ReplyDeleteOh! Seems like there's no one here :(
ReplyDeleteWell, will try to figure out 12 :P (wish me luck lol!)
Hm... Got an Abba song called Money,money,money..
ReplyDeleteMaybe we have to count the trios and add the coin to the equation?
Ok.. can't think bout counting right now.. -_-..
Well, time to go to bed! Best luck to us tomorrow! :)
@ Nini xD.. I tried that money song too in all sorts of ways, but no luck. Don't see how the trios would correlate with Charles and Diana though.
ReplyDelete@small-tool.. I saw your comment about Money, Money, Money song .. it is there somewhere.
@kitkatfox.. we need you! please catch up.
Ok.. drank way too much wine while lisetning to Abba songs on iTunes. Eyes can't focus see you in the morning.
I am on the West coast USA so you all will get a crack again at level 12 way before I do..
Good Luck!
small-tool, I thought I'd seen one of posts about the wallaby disappear earlier. Maybe this bug is affecting the posts.
ReplyDeleteI think the Abba clue and the last coin is just to tell us that the images are m**** related. We already know that and have identified them, so it's how to move on from there.
Why have the same person's picture repeated? That makes me think we need to concentrate on the pattern somehow.
If the answer was a general term for m****, or b*** n**** then there would just be one of each surely?
Good Morning, I see it's still stuck at level 12.
ReplyDeleteBut oh my, I did laugh at all your comments, lol!
I found a new hint on Nordinho :
A** them up n then basic conversion
part one I understand :P , but I'm too new at these games to know what they mean with basic conversion, anyone?
n****** to l******
ReplyDeleteA** them all.
ReplyDeletenope, still can't find the right answer.
ReplyDeleteI added up, 618,25... nothing
6 + 1 + 8 + 2 + 5 = 22 .. nothing
618 + 25 = 643 ... nothing
6 + 4 + 3 + 13 .....nothing
even added up 1 +3 = 4 .. nothing
lol, am I even close?
I did convert n****** to l******
oops should be
ReplyDelete6 + 4 + 3 = 13 !
Truus, You don't need to do those extra stages. You already have worked out what you need to convert.
ReplyDeletelol @Cricketer, I did??
ReplyDeleteDo I misunderstand the converting thing?
6 should that be "six" or the 6th letter of the alphabet, so "f" ?
Just the individual l******.
ReplyDelete@level 13,
ReplyDeleteThey are all vitamin B....B10, B3, B11, B13 and B12.
Converting to letters is not working here.
Well, I'd better change my name from Truus to Paris or Nicole.... man I'm stupid, lol.
ReplyDeleteI tried so many different combo's but nothing seems to work, running out of ideas now.
I even used the comma/point
Hi all! @Cricketer Of course! We should have seen that in the hint. The author didn't realize we knew it was money.
ReplyDelete@Truus What conversion are we doing? I added them up a long time ago and have no idea what to do.
@ Truus
ReplyDeletejust convert 61825 to three letters.
@faltu DOH! Didn't think of 18 and 25 lol! THANK YOU!
ReplyDelete13!
@mkganda, it is apparently n****** to l******
ReplyDeleteThere's only 4 ways to group the 5 digits.
ReplyDeleteHave tried all combination of vitamin b and the numbers. nothing. Help mkganda! It's suppose to be easy one.
ReplyDelete@faltu,
ReplyDeletethank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you etc.........
lol @mkganda, I didn't see that either
Hi! I'm here for a little while and tried to catch up (using lots of your help of course). Thanks @cricketer for 12! I was way wrong trying silver wedding anniversary stuff.
ReplyDeleteNow, I got the egg page, but can't seem to enter the whole answer correct. Isn't it P***** F**?
@Truus 6 18 25
ReplyDeleteOn 13 they're all v*****n B and that clearly doesn't work...hmm...
@Ellie,
ReplyDeleteIt's E********.
@Ellie Good Morning! It's E*******h. You'll see the name in earlier comments. :D
ReplyDelete@faltu Is one missing, maybe?
ReplyDeleteThanks @faultu and @mgkanda! I missed that in the previous comments. Still had some trouble until I finally skipped the last name in the url. On 13 :)
ReplyDeleteSo many Bs, it couldn't really be one missing b/c there are several
ReplyDeletehere niacin is out of place. others are not actual vitamins.
ReplyDeletesorry .. cobalamin is also true vitamin.
ReplyDeleteI need a break now,
ReplyDeletehave fun all !!
and please, please, leave plenty of hints for me, because I really need them. LOL !!
Yes, it's 12. thinking...
ReplyDeletewe have
10 3 11 13 12 right?
Okay, see you in a bit, Truus! :D
ReplyDeleteTried to convert the numbers of the B-vitamins to letters and ended up with Mickl which is not the answer...
ReplyDelete(I thought the first one was B9, hm)
Uh oh, is that one wrong? I thought it was PABA
ReplyDelete@mkganda, you are right about 10, sorry for the confusion. It was that I thought of it as a component in folic acid, but it has it's own number.
ReplyDeletetried bco****x and v******bc*****x to no avail.
ReplyDeleteIt's like every site has copy/pasted the exact same information on B. So clearly this is something way more obvious than what we're thinking.
ReplyDeleteNow, I even tried to enter "bees" lol.
ReplyDeletehaha! I did that too!
ReplyDeleteLOL @mkganda! Normally we're great at overthinking, but now I wonder if I shouldn't work a bit more to solve this. For the moment I'm staring at the names, waiting for a brilliant idea.
ReplyDeleteworking with the #s now. jcknl? Maybe not lol.
ReplyDeleteThere aren't all USAF bombers as well are they?
I know there's a B3, right?
Tried lots of things like that too @mkganda. 13=m, not n but jckml isn't a better answer.
ReplyDeleteWent back to the periodic table as well which gave me "manganelli". Doesn't work...
ReplyDeleteOh! Got an egg!! Count lettrs in alphabet starting on B and anagram.
ReplyDeleteahh, yes, jckml. Well we can follow her I twitter, I see! wee!
ReplyDeleteLvl 14 now :D
ReplyDeleteEllie well done. Which letters?
ReplyDelete@Cricketer, you have 5 numbers. Get 5 letters from the alphabet, starting on B each time.
ReplyDeleteBrilliant Ellie!!! On 14 now!
ReplyDeleteEllie, got it thanks.
ReplyDeleteOn 15 now. Part of the word for 14 is there already in the pic, then just think about how it's written.
ReplyDelete@Cricketer count C as 1, D=2, E=3, etc..
ReplyDelete@Ellie Saw a hint on this one that there is no m*** needed. Just look at it. So I'm looking lol. :s
Lol @mkganda! I have no idea what m*** means, but looking at it sure helped :)
ReplyDelete@Ellie what? Up?
ReplyDelete:( ???
ReplyDeleteNo @mkganda, not up, but kind of like in a row. Think of words starting with the one you see.
ReplyDeletemkganda, say what you see.
ReplyDeleteWhen telling a joke it should have p********.
ReplyDelete@Ellie and @Cricketer DOH! Thank you! Had to go get the kiddies ready for school. Going to catch up in a minute. :)
ReplyDeleteGreat @mkganda! Now I really have to leave to get some food before lunch break is over. Good luck and see you hopefully later tonight!
ReplyDeleteThanks Ellie for 13.
ReplyDeleteIn 15 lots of clues. in source, in pic, in pic name and also some words are dotted like gamut, meted, screen, cartrip
Okay, kids off to school and I'm back. :)
ReplyDeleteLooking at 15...
Okay, so "see last level" in the source. The last image was a grid.
ReplyDeleteNot yet seeing dots in the pic
dots on numbers 27 23 19 and 16.
ReplyDeleteSo far I see 3 dots. Looking for meted
ReplyDeleteOkay, got those too @faltu. meted was a hard dot to see. Does it look like there could be a dot on 12 over the 2?
ReplyDeleteMay be then add crotch.. but others are on side.
ReplyDeleteI was also trying to use coordinates from punch pic here, but so far nothing.
ReplyDeleteYou're right. If we use that with source hint, do we need to add those to the grid? I made a really bad version of it and am getting no results.
ReplyDeleteDo we agree we're looking for an animal?
I see we're trying similar things here...
ReplyDeleteI've not found any animal and also source hint on this grid so far leads to nothing I've tried with shifting origins. but looks like it should be an animal.
ReplyDeleteokay, I think so too. What could we be looking for in the last level then? thinking...
ReplyDeleteSaw this on nordinho
ReplyDelete"Been cutting and pasting on lvl 15. May I check the order with someone please?"
"Edit: Thanks Chantilly. I had one upside down. Now it makes sense."
What could we be missing?
ReplyDeletealso this: "PS: nice pic at 15"
ReplyDeleteWe're missing something terribly obvious, I'm afraid.
Cannot cut paste only the dotted one, trying number wise would be very much work and I dont think that will do. There must be a relation with the last level.
ReplyDeleteI agree, there must be.
ReplyDeleteOkay, have both images side by side. Not sure what to do with them, but I'm going to play a bit with them I guess. :s
ReplyDeleteGot this hint, "Just connect everything, all the n******." I think we're doing connect the dots, my friend. Suddenly this got easier lol.
ReplyDeleteHi all! I'm back. Just got to 15. Will try to help u guys :)
ReplyDeleteYes please, Nini!
ReplyDeleteI've tried to connect them numberwise but it's not easy. May be I am taking complete wrong path.
ReplyDelete@Nini xd please help!
Hm.. Maybe if we search for the letters on the crossword. Like there's 1 H on number 3.
ReplyDeletehmm...not sure I get what you mean
ReplyDeleteHm.. forget it mkganda.. It doesn't work..
ReplyDeletePS: how are u connecting the numbers, or better what numbers?
Well, the crossword is called "dot" and we have dots at 16 19 23 and 27
ReplyDeleteoh dang!I'm leaving. Need to eat. Lunch time.. :P
ReplyDeleteHurry back!
ReplyDeleteHave to go again, bbl. But thanks for all the help on the previous levels. On 15 I connected all the numbers and now it looks a bit like a dragon or a horse. But dragon, horse or knight doesn't work.
ReplyDeleteOk on 16 now. It was not a horse but a z....
ReplyDeleteHow the heck...? I'm going with it! Thanks,
ReplyDelete@small-tool!
Is it a rebus on level 16 ?
ReplyDeleteAnyway, really have to go now, back in an hour.
WE were waiting for you small-tool!!! THANKS! THANKS! Thanks!
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