AvmGames - Avm Tiny Medieval Castle Escape is another point and click escape game developed by Avm Games. There is a hunter who love to hunt deer, bear etc. One day, he hunts a deer. When the time he aim his riffle to the deer, the deer ran to the castle. The hunter quickly follow the tracks of the deer and he didn’t recognize that the castle he entered is the castle of death. It is the entry point goes to the inferno. Can the hunter survive and escape from that dangerous castle? Will you help him out from that dangerous castle? Good luck and have fun!Play This Game
Frequently Asked Questions about Avm Tiny Medieval Castle Escape
What is Avm Tiny Medieval Castle Escape?
Avm Tiny Medieval Castle Escape 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 Avm Tiny Medieval Castle Escape?
You can play Avm Tiny Medieval Castle 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.
How can I solve Avm Tiny Medieval Castle Escape?
You can solve Avm Tiny Medieval Castle 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 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.
Can I post hints for Avm Tiny Medieval Castle Escape?
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196 Comments
Heading on in!
ReplyDeletehi (again) all ☺
ReplyDeleteLOL funny typo in description - enjoy paying! ☻
Man that one red marble was hard to see!
ReplyDeleteI got a knife, 2 things that looks like ear muffs with letters on them (lol) and a yin Yan sign.
ReplyDeleteHave no idea about the 6 pipes? I can stop only 3 of them?
ReplyDeleteThose math signs written on top wall in scene 3 looks scary! haha
ReplyDeleteOk I guess there was a order to them? gives green gem
ReplyDeleteI am right where you are Bandy
ReplyDeletestrange, the last 2 games I had a bigger game screen, now it's so small again... :-/
ReplyDeleteanyway, knife hidden in s2
Oh boy color clue is in S2 ( Like it will do me any good! )
ReplyDeleteWOW I did it LOL
ReplyDeleteHow did you get the color clue in scene 2 Bandy? Oh and good job!
ReplyDeleteColor clue was above knife ( Paper clue )
ReplyDeletegreat bandy ☺
ReplyDeleteGot it, clicked on the purple things again and iy showed up on wall
ReplyDeleteball puzzle
ReplyDeletehttp://i.imgur.com/DqpzcuU.png
Well I am stuck? Need place to use shovel ?
ReplyDeletescene 6, bandy.
ReplyDeleteGreen gem goes in S1
ReplyDeleteDo I read this clear in tekst above ? Enjoy PAYING ??
ReplyDeleteThanks Cate !
ReplyDeleteI'm not in s6 yet...
ReplyDeleteThe number clue comes from counting the points in the 4 squares in scene 1
ReplyDeleteI only have S7 1 2 and 3 ?
ReplyDeleteah, thx K
ReplyDeletemoving on
Good find K Stevens!!
ReplyDeletein scene7, plug the number of sections from 4 buttons in scene1...eg, the first digit is 4.
ReplyDeleteWater plant in S3
ReplyDeleteIn picture puzzle Big sun flower goes top left, small mushroom bottom left and top of purple mushroom secong down right side.
ReplyDeleteI'm always forgetting to zoom in on clues or the puzzles don't work!
ReplyDeleteUse pic ax in S7
ReplyDeleteAnd the same little joke (?) in the instructions after starting the game ...
ReplyDeletepic puzzle
ReplyDeletehttp://i.imgur.com/5eDOb0S.png
I thought the numbers would be 213421 spelling victoh (Figuerd it was supposed to spell out victor with a typo but nope.
ReplyDeleteI am totally lost in S8 ?
ReplyDeletepink earphone thingies go on ball device
ReplyDeleteMe too, I have spider thing, yin yan and two red diamonds
ReplyDeleteThere's some strange number clue in S3
ReplyDeleteK - where did you get your second red diamond?
ReplyDeleteMonica
ReplyDeletered diamonds come from placing green gems in s1
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ReplyDeleteI cant remember exactly but maybe when I used to shovel and got the green gem there or from watering the plant. Sorry
ReplyDeleteK - silly me! Having zoomed on slider clue, forgot to enter - hence 2nd gem!!! DUH!
ReplyDeleteIIRC green gem was from slider puzzle (?)
ReplyDeleteAny idea about number clue in S3?
ReplyDeleteah, thankfully my memory is still working LOL
ReplyDeleteread my comment at 10:17 Monica
ReplyDeleteThere are #'s in S6 but?
ReplyDeleteI am stuck big time!
ReplyDeleteNo K - not the door number for S7 entry into S6.....the no. puzzle in S8. Any ideas about that. There is some sort of number clue in S3 along the top of the scene and I wonder what it has to do with?
ReplyDeleteMaybe AVM can give us a hint?
ReplyDeleteThat where I think we are all bashing our heads against the wall right now. lol, I tried every combo from numbers on right (the balls with the letters above and below) but nothing
ReplyDeleteI've even gone round trying to place that blasted spider everywhere - nada.
ReplyDeleteI am about to give on this one!
ReplyDeleteso bang this around...the balls spelling "victoh" fall at the top, in the middle, or the bottom...perhaps, somehow, this correlates with the 3 number circles to the left.
ReplyDeletehad several ideas, but nothing is working yet...
ReplyDeleteScene 8 - Pink ball popup have a clue for same scene door number.
ReplyDeleteAll the symbols on the ceiling in scene 3 are all above numbers on our keyboards. Could it be that? Gonna give it a try
ReplyDeleteOk.. try
ReplyDeleteVictor - Pink ball === door number
k stevens...tried symbols, but got a couple of double digit numbers.
ReplyDeleteamv, tried 213421, but no luck...and, there is no "r".
ReplyDeleteMe too darn it then I tried adding the 2 digits together and nope
ReplyDeleteVictor - Pink ball..
ReplyDeleteV - stands to 4.
Hope you guys finish now.
I even tried 424632 notta?
ReplyDeleteI've tried that AO....doesn't work for me.
ReplyDeleteIf by that you mean V and T switch places and C and O the same. That would give 412231 but that's not it.
I'm irritated by the black lines inside the circles...
ReplyDeleteso the number circle puzzle has nothing to do with the victoh device?
I've tried every combination as well...but AVM is the H replacing the R for victor?
ReplyDeleteLOL right ΑΩ where is the other black line for the 3 set of numbers. Apparently not any. The Victo"H" is for the door
ReplyDeleteYes. Sharon, font missed. h represent r
ReplyDeletegot it thank you AVM
ReplyDeleteHave you cracked the illusive code yet Sharon? lol
ReplyDeletePink balls act like a Magnet.
ReplyDeleteSo the iron balls are placed in between the pink balls, if up,down both have pink balls.
okay, avm, you've got me. i've tried counting grey balls, counting pink with grey balls, counting spaces where there are no balls, counting pink balls that are attached. nada. zilch. niente.
ReplyDeleteavm. you've got to be kidding.
ReplyDeletehuh?
ReplyDeletewalking away from this for a bit.
ReplyDeletesay what now AVM?
ReplyDeleteridiculously esoteric puzzle and the letters aren't even correct.
ReplyDeleteplz share Sharon - LOL
ReplyDeleteV - last ball position(4)
ReplyDeleteI - last ball position(1)
C - last ball position(6)
ok ummmm I did notice the I pink ball is on the bottom and then I noticed the different placing of the "iron" balls
ReplyDeleteAm not kidding :(
ReplyDeleteNo I haven't gotten it yet. I got that the H replaced the R LOL ΑΩ
ReplyDeleteI can see the concept, but not the solution LOL
ReplyDeleteoften I can deduct the path to the solution, if I have the solution itself spoiled ;-)
416566
ReplyDelete@Cate , understood now?
ReplyDeleteGOTCHA!!!
ReplyDeletetake iron ball positions from BOTTOM
moving on
Got it!! whoohoo!
ReplyDeleteoh, ok, thx anyway cate - & AVM ☺
ReplyDeletered herrings a-go-go...pay no attention to the number of grey balls. pay no attention to the pink balls on bottom. pay no attention to the size or connection of pink balls.
ReplyDeletejust count the space that the top ball fills in each line and spell "victoh".
really amv? this was a bit of a stretch.
Cracked it too ΑΩ!
ReplyDeleteobviously, we now can use the keyboard signs from s3 in s9 (not that I solved it already LOL)
ReplyDeletewhere are the riddlers when we need them ;-P
ReplyDeleteyeah Small-tool would come in handy right about now :D
ReplyDeleteI can't be doing with this one - the logic escapes me.
ReplyDeletethere's no Q in the hint...
ReplyDelete(baffled again)
austen's here...we are counting on you! i'm wearing major crankypants right about now and thinking that i, perhaps, should grab a bite...at the rate we are progressing, i'm hoping someone will be here when i get back. :P
ReplyDeletemonica, it can't escape you if it simply doesn't exist. ;)
ReplyDeletethat's why it is called «escape» game Monica ;-P
ReplyDelete(soon escaping to the kitchen for brain food LOL)
Had to take break before my brain exploded and came back to find the door numbers solved. Oh Thank you thank you thank you!
ReplyDeletecongrats K - you hit the 100th comment! ;-)
ReplyDeleteok all i get for the symbols ... which cannot work on the sliders are 5 0 -4 16 10 and 1
ReplyDeleteDoor Number - 416566
ReplyDeleteis the bottom position pos. 0 or 1?
ReplyDeleteYay am 100th comment! Thanks AVM, now back to the symbol sliders lol
ReplyDeleteright...i'm thinking bottom position is 1 but how can we input minus 4
ReplyDeletedon't have a qwerty keyboard (if it's needed)...
ReplyDeletei need to get rid of this icky spider...spiders creep me out! :(
ReplyDeletehmmm ΑΩ are you using a German layout keyboard?
ReplyDeleteAlpha 1 (!) 2 (@) 3(#) 4($) 5(%) 6(^) 7(&) 8(*) 9(() 0())
ReplyDeletecorrect Sharon, but will google the needed one...
ReplyDeleteah, thx K, that saves me a lot of work LOL
ReplyDeleteSo did anybody figure out the pink numbered circles with the lines?
ReplyDeletenot yet trev
ReplyDeletestill working on sliders...
Or you could use the UK layout with " on 2 and £ on 3.
ReplyDeleteGod help us if it's the Japanese one!
# Slider....
ReplyDelete# == 5.
I have been doing this game for 132 minutes! hahaha. Still staring at the pink sliders!
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ReplyDeletewell, the first one is obvious...
ReplyDeletesorry meant 104 for me K...
ReplyDelete#=5? that makes sense:P
ReplyDelete1st
ReplyDelete# ==> 5
2nd
#(5)-3 ==> 2
Same for all
whooohoooo got it!!
ReplyDeleteah, I see, thx AVM
ReplyDeleteso 522 then what 2x* is 16?
ReplyDeletePut 5 in column 1 (4 clicks).
ReplyDeleteSubtract 3 to get column 2.
This gives you the value of &.
Carry on like this.
SPOILER
ReplyDelete523642
SPOILER
Welcome All :)
ReplyDeleteAusten you rocking.
#*&% sliders
ReplyDeletehttp://i.imgur.com/mSOdcEf.png
Austin you are great!!!
ReplyDeleteDunk the spider in the well.
ReplyDeleteSharon will be so pleased!
Currently braindead.
ReplyDeleteRum needed!
oh yeah have to say that spider had 4 eyes teeth on the top and tongue sticking out at me!! yikes!! glad to get rid of him!! Thank you Austen!
ReplyDeleteman, these clues are so convoluted! sorry AVM, just too much. so did anyone get the new sideways sliders? and what about the three pink circles of numbers? and where do the yin yang signs go? and the red diamonds? and need a color clue
ReplyDeleteSo where do the red diamonds and the yin yang symbols go?
ReplyDeleteand what about the numbers on the rocks in scene 6?
ReplyDeleteJan A not yet for the sideways sliders ...thinking the yin and yang are the color clues for the door (not sure yet) pink circles still in the hunt
ReplyDeleteBlue sliders...go back to gray balls and just count them like we thought we should have the first time spoiler.............121324
ReplyDeletesideways sliders in scene 5?
ReplyDeleteHave clue in scene 8.
thanks K Stevens
ReplyDeleteHey Stevens. Great work
ReplyDeletenice find K!
ReplyDeleteNice one K Stevens!
ReplyDeleteTeamwork is paying off here big time!
That gave a lot of progress. But now know we have A LOT for yin yangs to find!
ReplyDeleteaha! not the yin and yang for the colors on the door!!
ReplyDeletethx K ☺
ReplyDeleteoops, we need way more yin-yangs...
Thanks guys, I am stuck again! hahaha I placed yin yans and looks like much more needed, no place for red diamonds as of yet
ReplyDeleteleft door, diamonds used
ReplyDeleteRed diamonds on door to left of yin yang.
ReplyDeleteindeed Austen!
ReplyDeleteone red diamond short...
Still need 3 more yin yang and pink number circle clue.
ReplyDeletefound color clue, found clue for colored squares, found several more yin yangs, used the numbers from rocks on the grid of 0's, Now missing just three yin yangs.
ReplyDeleteneed three more yin and yangs!! geesh a lot needed!
ReplyDeleteoh yeah, the dreaded pink cicles! Every one catching up?
ReplyDeletei'm thinking scene 10 is the clue for the circles. up above.
ReplyDeletewhat are signs at top of scene 10?
ReplyDeletewhere do we use the symbols above the OPEN sign?
ReplyDeleteneed 8 more yin-yangs...
ReplyDeleteI think they are for the pink circles.
ReplyDeleteTrying to link them now.
alpha, have you collected all of the green gems for red gems? have you place green triangle in slot from earlier scene?
ReplyDeleteand, i think 4 of the yin/yang were simply lying about.
ReplyDeletecate
ReplyDeleteI placed green triangle, but need one more green gem (the middle one if that matters)
this has got me, tried replicating the lines by clicking numbers but makes no sense. Is there an order?
ReplyDeleteI also found some lying aroung yin-yangs (was it 4? don't remember)
ReplyDeletethere was one hanging from tree/post in scene 5...did you get that one?
ReplyDeleteΑΩ you did the same thing as me...did you forget to pick up the middle green gem from solving the sliders in S9
ReplyDeleteactually, i guess that would be "laying" about.
ReplyDeletefirst circle has line from 8 to 3, a line like that is in first symbol, second circle has a line from 8 to 1, again a line like that in second symbol, third circle could have a line from 8 to 2 which would be like a line in the third symbol. But still nothing happens or quite makes sense.
ReplyDeletecate
ReplyDeleteI'm sure I collected all from the landscapes...
Solution to the pink circles:
ReplyDelete2, 3, 5, 6, 8, 9, 11, 12.
1, 2, 5, 8, 10, 11.
1, 2, 5, 6, 7, 8, 11, 12.
that was it Sharon - tricky one - thx! ☺
ReplyDeletedamn where's the door? have the key!
ReplyDeleteGod bless you Austen64!!
ReplyDeleteyou are so very welcome ΑΩ
ReplyDeleteThank you thank you Austin. Everyone here really kicked it up notch. I am free I am free!! WHo's got booze? hahaha
ReplyDeleteOMG yessssssssss Scene 6 gets you out!!! Brain dead but out!! I'll drink to that!! Cheers everyone!! nice job and Austen thank you!!!
ReplyDeleteausten, you are golden...thank you for making the game "doable".
ReplyDeleteAnd when you have wandered around for ages wondering where the out door is like I did try looking in S6 like Sharon said.
ReplyDeleteXOSLR!
wow, Austen64! Did linking those numbers draw the lines as in scene 10? Though I tried that but maybe off on the angles.
ReplyDeleteSome great teamwork there.
ReplyDeleteWonderful fun even though I am now officially brain dead.
What a workout AVM!
finally got my last 3 yin-yangs from pink number circles
ReplyDeleteah, you posted the solution already - thx anyway, Austen ☺
It sure did Jan.
ReplyDeleteThought for the future:
If that was the TINY medieval castle escape then I hope I'm on vacation when they do the big one!
now that was fig. a forceps delivery for me, but a fun one LOL
ReplyDeletethx guys for the great teamwork here, esp. Austen & thx AVM for such a brain-teaser ☺
LOL Austen :-D
ReplyDeletebtw no more «enjoy paying» in description
ReplyDeletewell, we payed with loads of brain cells ;-P
alpha, that is the truth! lol.
ReplyDeleteYes indeed you did a LOT of work for a weekendgame, congratz to all of you !!
ReplyDeleteNow, relax and have a drink (or 2, 3)
Cheers !
wow, Austen64! Did linking those numbers draw the lines as in scene 10? Though I tried that but maybe off on the angles.
ReplyDeleteThe hints in the game with the big stretch can be called a hint.If pink balloons than ever like a magnet...And at least the starting point was a #=5.It is not so excruciating ringing brain)))) for a Long time trying to beat the game myself,but in these two puzzles is broken)Thanks to the team of geniuses)
ReplyDeleteI would never have made it through
ReplyDeleteSome of the clues are so obscure I take my hat off to the geniuses above who figured it out and so I could make it through and AVM
You are awesome, obscure but awesome
AVM, can you please put a save or resume feature on these games. Shockwave flash always crashes when some of us tries to leave the page to see this walkthrough.
ReplyDeleteThank you.
Thanks for an attractive and stimulating game AVM! (Thanks also for hanging around and hopping in with hints.) and thanks to everyone else as well for your always useful guidance.
ReplyDeleteThanks for an attractive and stimulating game AVM! (Thanks also for hanging around and hopping in with hints.) and thanks to everyone else as well for your always useful guidance.
ReplyDeleteI almost wish that I had something nice to say.
ReplyDeleteActually, I do appreciate all of the time and effort that AVM puts into the games, and I really do appreciate that AVM sticks around to help escapers work through the puzzles. BUT, I think that there must be a way to make challenging puzzles without 99% of escapers being completely clueless as to what your personal logic or reasoning is. I think cate said it best with her words, "ridiculously esoteric".
ReplyDeleteProud to have completed the game with only the spoil for the counting of the Victor puzzle (which I gave up trying to understand)... I really LOVE good logic, including the symbol puzzle because the clue made no sense until you saw the symbols on the puzzle box. THANK YOU AVM!
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