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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Okay, according to the picture names we have to find the inventors of those things on level 21.
ReplyDeleteOk, got a word anagramming the pic names. Now at least I know what we're looking for.
ReplyDeleteOkay, so on 21 I have 9 letters
ReplyDeleteOk.. you are right. anagram letters and got that we need to look up in........
ReplyDeleteThere are a lot of different names on different sites. Don't know what to choose. Gettting tired.
ReplyDeleteThe only two I'm quite sure of are
ReplyDeleteFranklin for the battery and Gunter for the ruler thing.
I'm getting tired too. I have some names that might not be the right ones. At least an anagram with initials doesn't give me anything.
ReplyDeleteI got:
Aerosol can - Eric Rotheim
Electric kettle - Arthur Leslie Large
Camera - George Eastman
Car - Karl Benz
Slipstick - Christopher Allan
Battery - Alessandro Volta
What is the ruler thing?
ReplyDeleteI got:
Erik Rotheim
Arthur Leslie Large
John Strognofe
Ole Kirk Christiansen
?
Alessandro Volt
Lol @s-t! Then, maybe I should change my names there.
ReplyDeleteEdwin Rudd for the electric water heater?
ReplyDeleteOkay, are we looking for car or legos?
ReplyDeleteI got the same as Ellie.
ReplyDeleteDo you think it matters that they are from different countries?
The ruler thing is like EnJoy said a "slide ruler". It's some kind of calculator.
ReplyDeleteI got Oughtred and Napier for the slide rule
ReplyDeleteWilliam Oughtred slide rule?
ReplyDeleteI think we have the battery right with Volta
ReplyDeleteReally, though, is that car or legos?
ReplyDeleteMaybe William Oughtred for the slide ruler.
ReplyDeleteThis comment has been removed by the author.
ReplyDeleteLol, now i got an anagram giving me Jacob Flowers but that wasn't correct.
ReplyDelete@EnJoy, the strange url is only because the author of the riddle made 20 levels first, then added some more levels. It doesn't matter for the solving.
ReplyDelete@EnJoy the game originally had 20 levels and now it has 40. We're on the second set is all. :)
ReplyDeleteyes that is what i figured out, so I deleted my comment. Going to take a break for a while.
ReplyDeleteNordinho doesn't have anything on this level!
I went back a bit for Jacob Flowers to see if he invented something, but he only founded the town of Bellvue which isnt the answer. Need a break too.
ReplyDeleteOkay, bye you two! :)
ReplyDeleteThis riddle game is often so random.
ReplyDeleteIt could be first letters last name, initials, how many letters their names are, countries, birthdates, date of inventions.
And that's already a lot if you are sure of who invented what, but now we aren't even sure who and even not sure what; car or lego.
I think I'm gonna take a break.
Okay, bye small! :)
ReplyDeleteLol. I'm not gone yet mkganda. Just thinking about taking a break.
ReplyDeleteBtw wondering where Jacob Flowers came from. The F is not in the names we posted?
Maybe we have to make a new list with all the names we came up with.
It seems that John Strognofe invented the first portable camera and that George Eastman invented film. :s
ReplyDeleteOkay, I have:
ReplyDelete-Erik Rotheim
-Arthur Leslie Large
-George Eastman (probably, but maybe John Strognofe)
-Karl Benz (or if Legos Ole Kirk Christiansen)
-William Oughtred
-Alessandro Volta
For the spray can.
ReplyDeleteThe very first mentioned is Perpigna (1837 in France).
Then Erik Rotheim (1927 in Norway).
Then Lyle Goodhue and William Sullivan (1943 in the U.S.) for portable spray cans.
Then Robert H. Abplanalp (1947 in the U.S.) spray cans for public use.
Then Edward Seymour (1949 in the U.S.) for paint in a spray can.
Well take your pick and that's only for the first picture.
BLARG!!! I really don't like this level. It seemed pretty straightforward until I started googling "Who invented the..." and now it's not only not knowing WHAT to do it's not knowing WHO to use? I object!
ReplyDeletehttp://www.pubquizhelp.com/hist/invent.html found this site they seem pretty confident,missing slide rule though
ReplyDeleteOkay so I have them now listed by their photo titles hoping that's a clue...
ReplyDeletein- Karl Benz
v- Erick Rotheim
e- Alessandro Volta
nt- George Eastman
o- Arthur Leslie Large
rs- William Oughtred
It was an idea, but it's not going anywhere :s
bigtank to the rescue! Hello!
ReplyDeletehuh. They have Nicholas Cugnot for car. This is IRRITATING!
ReplyDeleteIt just bugs me too that out of all the stock images of cars they used legos. That alone makes me think that we need legos, but it could also be a red herring.
ReplyDeleteAerosols Erik Rotheim 1927
ReplyDeleteKettle (electric) Arthur Leslie Large 1922
Camera George Eastmann 1888
Lego Godtfred Kirk Christiansen 1955
slide rule William Oughtred
Battery Alessandro Volta 1799
1. Aerosol Can - Erik Rotheim 1927
ReplyDelete2. Tea Kettle - Arthur Leslie Large 1922
3. Camera - George Eastman 1888
4. Car - Nicholas Cugnot 1769
5. Slide Rule - William Oughtred
6. Battery - Allesandro Volta 1799
So taking those last names and anagraming you get Velcro.. doesn't work.
Velcro was invented by George de Mestral
closest thing to a date on the slide rule I can find is "around 1622" ???
ReplyDelete@EnJoy OMG! I bet you you are so close! I so wished that worked!
ReplyDeletelol...have you been here the whole time? :P
@EnJoy GONGTATS!!!! You got it!!!! It's the inventor. Full name.
ReplyDeleteOkay, may need to go. In source on 22:
ReplyDelete"10 repeated x3"
Oi...
what about countries?
ReplyDelete1. Norway
2. England
3. U.S.A
4. Denmark (Lego)
5. England
6. Italy
Interesting is that the Electric Tea Kettle was invented by a man from Birmingham England.. which was in a previous answer
Thank you so very much EnJoy.
ReplyDeleteLOL @EnJoy!!! You didn't even look! You already got it! Refresh and scroll up!
ReplyDeleteAre you kidding me? It was the inventor of velcro?
ReplyDeleteI haven't tried the whole name
I did it! Wow.. I didn't even know! :)
ReplyDeleteROFL! You're so funny.
ReplyDeleteOkay, now that THAT little bit of hell is over, I have to pay some attention to my family. Thanks for everything and good luck! Leave me lots and lots of good hints?
Oh.. level 22
ReplyDeleteI don't do math :(
why can i not get g.... de....m...... to work
ReplyDeletenvm got it now
ReplyDeleteOk bigtank and small-tool - your turn for 22
ReplyDeletenice find on the inventors bigtank
got 22 onto 23 http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread47884.html
ReplyDeleteOn 23 now.
ReplyDeleteI just Googled the numbers for the next number (but also in the source) and then binary to decimal.
onto 24 omg all on my own
ReplyDeletebigtank,
ReplyDeletecan you please give a hint for 23.
googled the text small tool
ReplyDeleteDid the same bigtank (or in fact just the equation) and found the hitchhikers g.... etc. But now what?
ReplyDeleteyes i found that and then the reason why the answer was true is b... hen a number, onto 25. 24 is like a rebus sounds like word
ReplyDeleteNvm. got it. was on the wrong track.
ReplyDeleteLevel 24 now.
And on 25 too.
ReplyDeletegot p.... x2
ReplyDeletee..
c..
t..
Ok.. so I am still on 22. I have been working on it but math or numbers never make sense to me.
ReplyDeleteI got more numbers in the sequence. 42, 39, 36, 33
I am stuck is this correct? Tried to convert to binary and then letters but it didn't work except for 42?
help
So what do we have on 25;
ReplyDeletepointing-pointing
eye-cue-screw
Right?
enjoy again you have posted the annswer before ur ?
ReplyDeleteEnJoy, the sequence goes up. So the next one is 101010 (in the source it already said 3x10).
ReplyDeleteThen convert, and the answer is a number, not text.
oh i thought golf tee. maybe a nail?
ReplyDeleteOk.. got it thanks. Didn't understand it though! :)
ReplyDeletewhat about the clue look up
ReplyDeleteYep, nail was my second thought too.
ReplyDeleteBut the second one is maybe not pointing. He is pointing at us. So maybe it is I or Me or You (U).
I think it's again something with sounds like (because op the previous answer that's still in the web bar) and then 'look up'is probably an extra clue to find that word. Something with God or sky?
ReplyDelete'because op' ?
ReplyDelete'because of' I meant of course. Why op (the P and the F are not close on the keyboard) ?
so maybe u(you) m(me) i(eye) q(cue) t(tee)
ReplyDeleteso maybe the numbers above those letters.
q=1 or2
i= 8or9 u=7or 8 t = 5or 6 ?
23.. Hitchhikers guide? My little brain is fried!
ReplyDeleteok time for me to go, will be back have a day off work tommorow so what a can do then
ReplyDeleteI have an egg on 25. Don't know how to hint because I just tried something with some letters.
ReplyDeleteBut M is wrong the rest is right.
got it onto to 26 you are there small tool.do not make any noise about it though
ReplyDelete23 help .. please?
ReplyDeleteI get the reference but and floundering here
have a look at my post 2.07. it should read b... then a number .
ReplyDeleteLol bigtank. I'm on 26 too, the egg was very easy.
ReplyDeleteBtw could you hint EnJoy? Don't know what to say more than we already did in the previous comments.
WTF.. POP on 23!
ReplyDeleteWhat do wo have on 26?
ReplyDeleteWhy (Y) - You (U) - cue (Q) and hay?
enjoy my last post was the answer to 23 , hurry up and help us
ReplyDeletehay a . anagram, egg is the same as level 24 . odd
ReplyDeleteWow 24 was easy peasy
ReplyDeleteSlow down bigtank.
ReplyDeleteWhat do I have to anagram haya?
@small tool. your letters+ hay = a
ReplyDeleteI am still on the point point one
ReplyDeleteThanks on 27 now.
ReplyDeleteIt's not that easy for me being not native English speaking.
onto 27 ,need to go to bed but on a roll now
ReplyDeleteOk 26 now.. loved your little clue bigtank
ReplyDeleteWell we need a country now (on 27).
ReplyDeleteAnd in the source; it's not Luxembourg.
I quess the flag colors come from sounds like again.
28 now.
ReplyDeleteYep it was sounds like.
ReplyDeleteOn 28 now.
27 now.. Am I all caught up? Never got the egg for 26, bigtanks clue took me staight to it
ReplyDeleteSlow down for Gods sake.. I am a slow thinker!
ReplyDeletewhat is the middle picture? It looks like marijuana
ReplyDeleteCan't find the 5th flag on level 28?
ReplyDeleteright that is me done. unless s-t has a clue for 28
ReplyDeleteFlag for 27?
ReplyDelete1 Bed
2 ???
3 Blow
Found the 5th flag.
ReplyDeleteThe flags are districts/provences of the country (answer previous level).
But the 5th flag is of a part of that country in South-America
Pop again.. onto 28
ReplyDelete1 ready
ReplyDelete2 I guessed
3 blow
But the clue in the source you can use too. Same flag.
no 2 is a part of great britain
ReplyDeleteAh I see bigtank. The Isle I guess.
ReplyDeleteStill stuck on 28. anagram doesn't work.
I think the flags are;
Overijsel
Zuid-Holland
Noord-Brabant
Utrecht
Bonaire
got the same for 5 , i think 2 is the scottish flag
ReplyDeleteshould say Scottish standard
ReplyDeleteOn 29 now.
ReplyDeleteThey were spelled English so the second one is South-Holland. The others are the same.
I just found some flags too!
ReplyDelete1. Overijssel
2. Zuid Holland
3 Noord Brabant Flag
4.Utrecht
5. bonaire
Anagramming now
@ ty s-t 29 now
ReplyDeletenice catch small tool
ReplyDelete29 now also
give this 5 minutes then off to bed.
ReplyDeleteAargh. I can't find the constellation on 29?
ReplyDeletegot the constellation, got the homo....... page again
ReplyDeleteWhat is a good site to find them?
ReplyDeleteok onto 30 .think the month of april
ReplyDeleteThanks, got the egg. But now, how to pronounce it right.
ReplyDeleteNope, can't find it. Too English for me I guess.
ReplyDeleteNvm. got it, spelled it wrong.
ReplyDeletei googles Taurus and homo...... together and it was in there onto 31 now
ReplyDeleteI am at the Egg too ..
ReplyDeleteShould we homophone the T----- or maybe B---?
Bigtank,
ReplyDeleteThat was a hint for 29 wasn't it.
But how did you do 30?
I got it.. google homophone of Ta----
ReplyDeletes-t. 30 look at page source and google. find the word for the person that can not tell the difference
ReplyDeletewoo whoo.. onto 31.
ReplyDeletehurry up to 32 i think we need maths
ReplyDelete32 now.. anyone need help? I have to run to the store soon
ReplyDeletethanks bigtank, thought there was nothing in the source, but it's the pic. name as well.
ReplyDeleteOn 31 now.
And on 32 now.
ReplyDeletefor 32
ReplyDeletehttp://www.answers.com/topic/span-unit
but i am still working on it
Why is 32 about math?
ReplyDeletehand measurements. but pictures altered
ReplyDeleteWell a cub-- equals 6-9 palms
ReplyDeleteok i am done. goodnight all and good luck
ReplyDeleteI am going to stop for today too. Well done everyone. Are you going to keep going Small-Tool?
ReplyDeleteNo, gonna sleep too.
ReplyDeleteThought the answer would be something simple as;
thumb or thumb(s)breadth or inch, but no.
So be back tomorrow.
Sleep well guys.
good night
ReplyDeletewow, you all made progress!! You are all so very good at this!
ReplyDeleteI will at least need all day to try and catch up, hope you left some good hints, cause I still can't do without them. :(
Thanks in advance!!
O.K. Let the struggle begin.....
morning truus in and out all day, will try to help, hury up to 32
ReplyDeleteMorning bigtank, I had a few phone calls, haven't started yet. Still a few more calls to make now, will start asap. Thanks for the help-offering!
ReplyDeleteLevel 33
ReplyDeletejust take 1st letters of each units.
Sorry it's for 32
ReplyDeleteThanks faltu, on 33 now.
ReplyDeleteBy the way the third letter of the answer wasn't very logical.
33 was easy. Now on 34.
ReplyDeleteAnd the same egg again on 33.
ReplyDeleteSo it is 'sounds like' again.
On 34 now.
From wiki, the third letter is called ****. It's logical.
ReplyDelete35 was easy too
ReplyDeleteReally, then I had the wrong wiki page.
ReplyDeleteGonna look it up later. Now a bit struggling on 34.
Sorry mixing levels. I'm now on 35.
ReplyDeleteJust tell the most popular arc.
On 36.
ReplyDeleteWell, that would be a.. d. t.......
ReplyDeletebut isn't working is it the English name?
37
ReplyDeleteCongrats faltu, you're really on a roll now.
ReplyDeleteStil can't find 34. Tried all kind of spellings.
You see it in sky.
ReplyDeletethe following levels are easy.
Thanks, was there a hint for that somewhere?
ReplyDeleteAnyway on 35 now.
Seeing arc it was the first word that came to me.
ReplyDeleteIs it not irritating to go to the newest page every time you post?
ReplyDeleteYep it is very annoying. Don't know why they changed that.
ReplyDeleteOn 36 now. Don't know yet what I am looking for birthdates, other dates?
Ok it's soccer/football on 36. But the first letters of the cities aren't working?
ReplyDeleteJust search one by one. Include answer of previous level.
ReplyDeleteNvm. it was stadiums.
ReplyDeleteon 37 now.
Congrats. Now help on 37.
ReplyDeleteI think it's about the tv series Dr Who.
ReplyDeleteOr maybe not. I thought they had 9 new actors and the last actor always dies and is reborn as a new doctor. But no. Wrong track.
ReplyDeleteIn wiki I found 10 doctors. I am not fond of TV. But I think it may be wedding of some character.
ReplyDeleteNew thought; I think it's about darts now.
ReplyDeleteglad to see you all flying ahead of me. still looking at 32
ReplyDeleteAlso the last date appears twice. So not wedding.
ReplyDeleteYep, it's about Philip Douglas Taylor. But still can't find the right answer.
ReplyDeleteWelcome back bigtank, third letter I.
ReplyDelete@bigtank
ReplyDeleteTake 1st letters of each unit. The 4th one is ****, in wiki.
Nvm on 38 now. Probably spelled it wrong first. But it's just the normal name for it.
ReplyDeleteHow small-tool? I'm trying taylor, phil taylor and also full name. What to type?
ReplyDeletefaltu, what he did;
ReplyDeleten... d... f.....
On 38 the picture on top is Andy Fordham
And I think the last one is Bob Anderson and the third from the right Norman Madhoo. But not sure.
Have to go now, be back in an hour.
Nvm got it.
ReplyDeleteOh, and the pictures have names of course, but that didn't help me yet.
ReplyDeleteI'm stuck on 27 :s
ReplyDeleteAnyone around to help?
omg what am i not getting on 32
ReplyDeletegot s......... h... p... sp.. f...... d....
@mkganda look at the page source.and previous posts should help
ReplyDeletePlease help on 27?
ReplyDelete1 ready
2 Isle of Wight
3 blow
So why can't I make that anything? And "It's not Luxembourg" doesn't help me so far.
Thanks bigtank, did that. I guess I'll just work it out. :s
ReplyDelete@bigtank,
ReplyDeletecosider wiki Anthropic units page. And just the 4 shown.
okay, got it, thank you :)
ReplyDeletemkganda. drop the y, on 1. .think colours. 2 right .change a letter in blow .sounds like a colour, then google
ReplyDelete@mkganda,
ReplyDeleteFind which country flag is just similar to luxemburg. It's N*********
arrrggggggg what am i doing someone help me please . just can not get 32 .
ReplyDeletenvm made a wild guesse and got it lol
ReplyDelete@bigtank
ReplyDeleteIt's four letters Bigboat
@38
ReplyDeleteThe players are
1??
2. Phil Taylor
3. Eric Brislow
4. Steve Beaton
5. Alan Warrines
6. Bob Anderson
Cannot find 1.
Ok I'm back.
ReplyDeleteWelcome back mkganda
The first darter is Joey ten Berge.
And now, do we need their nicknames becuase the top picture had the Viking as name?
@bigtank, are you still around?
ReplyDeleteI'm stuck at 24, apparently it's easy, but I just don't see it.
It's -in.
I'm thinking minus -in leaving just mus. I think I'm way off, can't figure it out.
Also tried leaving out the IN from the previous level, again nothing....
Well,
ReplyDelete1 The Entertainer
2 The Power
3 ?
4 Adonis
5 The Iceman
6 Limestone Cowboy.
By the way, great job on the names faltu.
Eric Bristow is the crafty cockney
ReplyDeleteTruus, no minus. Just speak out loud the 3 picturs and you hear it.
ReplyDeleteBy the way is it really level 24 you're talking about (the one with 3 pictures and the Simpson guy in it)?
3 pictures?? Is that the infamous egg thing? lol
ReplyDeleteI'm still having a hard time finding those!!
trying 33. is it a reference to n... and the a...
ReplyDeleteNo Truus, level 24 is the one you get directly after 23 (no egg in between) and it shows 3 pictures.
ReplyDeleteYep bigtank, but your a... should be a..
ReplyDeleteand that's the answer.
ok onto 35 the one with the flag with the numbers on it
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