[Replay Game] SelfDefiant - SD Abandoned Plantation Escape is another point and click escape game developed by Self Defiant for Melting-Mindz. In this Abandoned Escape game, you were travelling across the country when a deer jumped out in front of you. You tried to avoid hitting it and ended up in the ditch. After several hours of walking, luckily you found an abandoned plantation. Collect items and solve puzzles to advance, maybe there's something here that can help you escape the abandoned plantation. Good luck and have fun!
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What is Abandoned Plantation Escape?
Abandoned Plantation Escape is an escape 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 Abandoned Plantation Escape?
You can play Abandoned Plantation Escape 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 Abandoned Plantation Escape 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 and Abandoned Plantation Escape walkthrough 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 watch Abandoned Plantation Escape video walkthrough.
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111 Comments
yay! self-defiant!
ReplyDeleteI thought it was a real cat
ReplyDeletehow many times has this guy married?
ReplyDeleteJereby? Magdetha?
ReplyDeletelots of comments on photos
ReplyDeleteknife in sewing machine drawer
ReplyDeleteLove these games, but the ad at the bottom of the screen makes it hard to play. Would like to see it moved. Other than that awesome as usual
ReplyDeleteI'm glad no locked doors
ReplyDeletebrett, there's an x on the bottom right screen,just press it to remove these ads
ReplyDeleteuse knife on chair far left for purple key.
ReplyDeletemusic hint for left piano is on the other piano to the right
ReplyDeleteoh great! locked doors
ReplyDeletepiano gives you a green gem
ReplyDeleteanybody find a map yet?
ReplyDeletegame really needs a map
ReplyDeleteblooby, can you spoil the piano code,please? I don't know anything
ReplyDeleteUgh! thanks Dazz im just so sharp
ReplyDeleteNo map in this one
ReplyDeletePiano gives first crystal
ReplyDeleteSpoiler for piano :
ReplyDeleteE A F B G C E D A
go all the way to the right on the ground floor, click on the sheet music on the piano. That's the order to play the other piano to the left and down.
ReplyDeletePurple key in chair far left room
ReplyDeletefound a match in book room top right, in a book
ReplyDeletego up one and right one to room of books. matches in blank book.
ReplyDeletethat's just it, I can't get the order, thanks Janet!
ReplyDeleteUse matches more than once
ReplyDeletePhoto after door with green key gives order for box in the room left.
ReplyDeletego left one and down one from start, light candle for place to put gems
ReplyDeleteMatches in book upstairs 1st room on right
ReplyDeletegreen key from the fireplace
ReplyDeleteThe names on pictures are meaningless, lol. I noted all, but i am out without having used them. And there was no map...at least i did not find one.
ReplyDeleteDid somebody find a hint for the wordbox in the bedroom?
ReplyDeleteSomewhere was written NOMIS, anagram it.
ReplyDeletethanks for the info, Zazie...SD in the green door room
ReplyDeleteThe hint for a round disk somewhere in an upper room left side was outside, on the house wall.
ReplyDeleteYep, pretty quick one - out in 645 seconds
ReplyDeleteblue gem from 4# box same room left
ReplyDeleteI'm good without a map. But then again i did grocery shopping today in 10 minutes, so i probably am really good at finding my way.
ReplyDeleteWell one image contains a code, it was somewhere on the left side in a room (pic with 4 names, alpha order) so order the numbers alphabetically for a 4 # box.
ReplyDeleteThanks Zazie.
ReplyDeletethe picture down last right room,says nomis
ReplyDeletegolden key from lightning the jar top ahead room on the right
ReplyDeleteLove the car!
ReplyDeleteHmm why we collected the orbs ? I even don´t know at the end how many i had.
ReplyDeleteI still need the blue key, and only have matches left. I suspect there is a sneaky candle somewhere. Or a really obvious one.
ReplyDeleteI also had the matches left, used them twice i think, on firplace and jar....but they stayed here until the end.
ReplyDeleteanyone remembers where to find a hammer or something similar? I'm only missing the red gem (probably from crack in wall)
ReplyDeleteOr additionally on a candle, can´t remember.
ReplyDeletehaving difficulty in clicking the dots of the circle puzzle in the golden room
ReplyDeleteI made a drawing of the circle while looking at the hint outside on wall.
ReplyDeleteMatches used 3x - jar candle upstairs, candle in gem room downstairs and fireplace. The hammer is on the junk table behind the gold key door, I think.
ReplyDelete@Dazz ley: if the very top is #1, count clockwise and click #3, #7, #10 and so on...
ReplyDeleteThanks again, Zazie. Theres also the candle on the table where you put the gems. So 3 times Still don't have a blue key. I'm walking in potatocircles here.
ReplyDeleteI just made a screenshot of the circlehint.
ReplyDeleteWhere is the purple gem?
ReplyDeletefinally done it, a purple gem
ReplyDeleteBin the scene with the piano clue - use the SD on the cabinet for blue key
ReplyDeletetodd, the purple gem come from the circle puzzle in room of the golden key to the left
ReplyDeleteSorry took so long - had to re-play
ReplyDeletecabinet is in middle of grandfather clock
ReplyDeletelove you, Janet!!!!
ReplyDeleteBack at you Dazz ley
ReplyDeleteI replayed and just found the blue key in the clock, but Janet was faster lol.
ReplyDeleteGoshdangit, thanks. Took ages to find the SD, even with hint. My cursor needs glasses.
ReplyDeleteEveryone out?? I'm back to spreading mulch!
ReplyDeletethanks casual, missing the red gem
ReplyDeletenot yet, zaz...where is the red gem?
ReplyDeleteThink red gem was in crack on wall next to the stinky oven. Use hammer
ReplyDeleteFirst time ever I going to play a completely new SD game, looking forward to it. Thx SD
ReplyDeleteIn the view with white oven yes, there is a crack on wall top right.
ReplyDeletewell that's the problem,can't find the hammer
ReplyDeleteNice one, I made it to town!! Not to hard this time, Enjoyed that,
ReplyDeleteHammer in room left of gold door - where all the junk is. hard to see. Click near lower left of screen
ReplyDeleteDazzy, hammer is on the junktable bottom left corner. Kinda hard to see brown thingie.
ReplyDeleteIf you click on the orb collector it shows how many you have, mine was 35
ReplyDeleteOMG the hammer, i played twice now and hammer was in my inventory, i never saw where it came from. Probably from the table with the old collected stuff.
ReplyDeleteyvonne, i always forgot to click the orb collector lol.
ReplyDeleteIt would have been cool, if you could see how many orbs you collected on the final screen with the time on it.
ReplyDeletetook a long time to find the thing, thanks guys, I can't wonder how did you catch it
ReplyDeleteout, didn't see how many orbs I had but loved the game, thanks SD
ReplyDeleteLoved it too, thx SD, cu all soon !
ReplyDeletenice game
ReplyDeleteHint for the yellow gem?
ReplyDelete765 seconds and out. The game is small enough that a map isn't really needed. I *think* the hammer was in "Darby's collection of things." From the start point it was kinda up then the last room on the left, sorry I can't be more precise without replaying.
ReplyDeletePOP--I still had the word box to open. Thanks Zazie and Dazz for the word box hint!
ReplyDeleteI can't find the matches - I've clicked everywhere in the book room . . .
ReplyDeletered dot circle
ReplyDeletego most up & left - gold door
gold key from lit candle most right after purple door
http://i.imgur.com/cKnGV8Y.png
hint outside on house
matches from book on empty shelf (3rd open top cb door from left)
ReplyDeleteUm, the Union Jack is not the same as the Confederate Flag, fyi ;)
ReplyDeleteMusic is gorgeous,can anyone tell me what it is?
ReplyDeletewhere is the SD please?
ReplyDeleteAnother challenging game from SD. Took me ages to find the hammer. Nice one!
ReplyDeletesd in drawer in room with number hint from pic
ReplyDelete(after green door, key from lit fireplace)
Found it in room with the 4 number clue in drawer by bed
ReplyDeleteOoops, thanks Alpha, I didnt refresh before posting
ReplyDeleteOut 1424 seconds (Would have been quicker but game has no pause and I had something quick to do lol). 35 orbs
ReplyDeleteyw & no prob - pop's always the best :-)
ReplyDeleteWell hello Selfdefiant! Been awhile. Looking forward to playing!
ReplyDeleteI'd like to just sit back in that chair with the fire....And listen to the music all night. Well done, Selfdefiant! Nice game. No use for the orbs. Thank you! A really big thank you!
ReplyDeleteoh really, i'm in a house with tons of antiques and all i collect is orbs... and mr. darby obviously collected wives :o) nice game SD!
ReplyDeleteGood game. Thanks, SD!
ReplyDeleteHammer location was "sneaky!"
I liked the "collecting of orbs for no reason" other than it's a questing procedure that helps to keep one's eyes and the old grey matter tuned up.
There is something comforting is the procedure and I also like the fact that in some games they are easy to find and in others one has to really search them out.
This game was a very nice, and needed, break from the flurry of other "Fisher Price" colored, simpler, episodic games of late from SD and associates that seem to be produced to appeal more to younger, less skilled escape game players.
I'm sure that the cash flow is better or it wouldn't be happening. No problem with game developers making a living, but they might want to consider remembering what got them to the dance in the first place.
If I, and others, knew the "mechanics" of escape game making, I know there are a lot of us "regulars" that could put out some really good escape games.
In most escape style games I have played over the years, I have moments of "why isn't this being used for a puzzle, a clue," etc.
The newer games developed by SD, and his newer associates, do "fill in the gaps" somewhat, but after years of SD games set within old, abandoned, run down factories, beautiful estates and villas, castles, beach resorts and especially the dark, moody and menacing Asylums style games, I know that we all really hunger for more of that genre.
Don't get me wrong, I am a looooong time fan of SD, so long in fact that I, as I know there are a lot of others too, remember the first SD escape games way back in the days before orbs, gold coins, maps, "rooms" being numbered or lettered for easier comments posting for POP, and I DO very much appreciate all that he does for us escape game addicts.
Just wishing for a little more of something that we all love so much as evidenced by the amount of participation / comments in the older style of games vs. the newer style on an individual basis.
Sorry for the rant, just feeling it today.
Thanks again SD!
looking for blue key.
ReplyDeleteplaced all the gems and got a key. Still need blue key
ReplyDeleteLoved this one SD! Challenging but I stuck with it and made it through on my own for once. Would have preferred a map tho, but it wasn't too complicated. Thanks SD!
ReplyDeleteHOLY cow. IN the scene with the clock, is the organ with the music. I bought an organ from someone last year for 50$ that looks almost exactly like that except for being in better shape. INSANE. I had never seen one before which was the reason i bought it.
ReplyDeleteThe blue key is in the room with the sheet music behind the panel on the clock you need the screwdriver for.
ReplyDeleteVery good comment Bumjelly. I believe that sums it up for many of us. Therehas been a lot of negativity towards SD lately as we see his work sliding into crap. We tend to take it out harshly but it is from frustration and from comments from him that basically sound like big FUs . Perhaps maybe he will listen and make some of his fantastic long play super hard games that take all of us a week to finish with 600 comments. If you are reading this SD we MISS those. I know you are being bombarded with crossing ideas and demands, so , I will apologize now for the way I have been to you. God luck with the business and glad to see you are now making what you have worked hard to achieve. Just don't forget us. We helped you get here and we really miss the beautiful games you used to make.
ReplyDeleteI would love to go back and play some of those oldie but goodie games from SD's past. If only knew where to find them. Any suggestions?
ReplyDeleteLittle «graphical» hint (not a full WT!) just on the drawn (in newest SelfDefiant's style) map: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-ZL6TIOiFNSuNcMjwFUdRai32msM9LfZ/view?usp=sharing
ReplyDeleteold comments of mine detected (Unknown thanked me) hence no replay for me
ReplyDeleteFun game, didn't need help. Nor did we need orbs for anything. Thanks SD!
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