The Enchanted Glade by peter edwards
What is the secret of the dryads' forest? Can you tap into the power of the druids? And never discount the dolphin. In the beautiful and mysterious county of Cornwall you have a mission...
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Catlover4life
08 Jun 2019
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peter edwards
07 Feb 2019
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jimbrock
07 Feb 2019
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peter edwards
07 Feb 2019
Jimbrock,
Good afternoon. I think what we have here is a "finding the right verb" problem! "Link trolley" should do the trick. Actually, I think you may have cleverly bypassed a puzzle as you already have the bottle and water...
Regarding the birch - remember that "water" can be a verb!
The sundial is there to give a clue as to what to do with the sacred water.
Tell me how you get on - you're near the end!
Peter
Good afternoon. I think what we have here is a "finding the right verb" problem! "Link trolley" should do the trick. Actually, I think you may have cleverly bypassed a puzzle as you already have the bottle and water...
Regarding the birch - remember that "water" can be a verb!
The sundial is there to give a clue as to what to do with the sacred water.
Tell me how you get on - you're near the end!
Peter
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jimbrock
07 Feb 2019
Enjoying this game. But as ever, I'm stuck
My inventory is:
a torch, a canopener, a small key, a tiny model dolphin, a heavy stone, a tin, a large key and a bottle (containing some sacred water).
I've put the trolley back and I was hoping for my £1 back but I can't see that. I haven't get the lollie yet as a result.
I've been back to the glade with the sundial and the birch tree but I don't know what to do with the water.
A couple of clues please.
Thanks
Jim
My inventory is:
a torch, a canopener, a small key, a tiny model dolphin, a heavy stone, a tin, a large key and a bottle (containing some sacred water).
I've put the trolley back and I was hoping for my £1 back but I can't see that. I haven't get the lollie yet as a result.
I've been back to the glade with the sundial and the birch tree but I don't know what to do with the water.
A couple of clues please.
Thanks
Jim
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peter edwards
05 Jun 2018
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peter edwards
05 Jun 2018
Hi Robyn,
Thank you for that input. I confess I am surprised about your being able to buy the lolly without money. Something else for me to investigate and put right.
Regarding the moorland stone, that was a trap! It was hinted that it could be used to kill an amphibian. A player who did that wouldn’t have been able to finish the game. And serve ‘em right!
Peter
Thank you for that input. I confess I am surprised about your being able to buy the lolly without money. Something else for me to investigate and put right.
Regarding the moorland stone, that was a trap! It was hinted that it could be used to kill an amphibian. A player who did that wouldn’t have been able to finish the game. And serve ‘em right!
Peter
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robyn334
04 Jun 2018
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peter edwards
04 Jun 2018
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peter edwards
04 Jun 2018
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robyn334
04 Jun 2018
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peter edwards
04 Jun 2018
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peter edwards
04 Jun 2018
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robyn334
04 Jun 2018
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peter edwards
03 Jun 2018
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robyn334
03 Jun 2018
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peter edwards
03 Jun 2018
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robyn334
03 Jun 2018
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peter edwards
29 Mar 2018
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peter edwards
29 Mar 2018
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peter edwards
29 Mar 2018
Hello Cyeborg,
Thank you for your kind remarks.
All you have to do is Pour Coffee. So long as you are carrying the cup the rest will follow! If you want another cup - you can't! Sorry. I may modify the game later to allow this, but it's unimportant. Only the first cup of coffee is helpful...
Glad to help. Stay in touch.
Peter
Thank you for your kind remarks.
All you have to do is Pour Coffee. So long as you are carrying the cup the rest will follow! If you want another cup - you can't! Sorry. I may modify the game later to allow this, but it's unimportant. Only the first cup of coffee is helpful...
Glad to help. Stay in touch.
Peter
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Cyeborg
29 Mar 2018
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Cyeborg
29 Mar 2018
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peter edwards
02 Feb 2018
Good morning Sinca,
Thank you for your review of Glade. Sorry you found the map confusing. Apart from the forest, the rest was all straight lines! Part of the map was underground so perhaps that was the reason for crossovers. The wood was a different matter. The paths were, as warned, winding. This meant that, for example, leaving location A by going north, you could enter location B from the west. Thus, to return to A, you would leave B in a westerly direction! Logical, but admittedly difficult to map. Be warned - I may have used this system elsewhere...
Glad you enjoyed it in spite of that.
Peter
Thank you for your review of Glade. Sorry you found the map confusing. Apart from the forest, the rest was all straight lines! Part of the map was underground so perhaps that was the reason for crossovers. The wood was a different matter. The paths were, as warned, winding. This meant that, for example, leaving location A by going north, you could enter location B from the west. Thus, to return to A, you would leave B in a westerly direction! Logical, but admittedly difficult to map. Be warned - I may have used this system elsewhere...
Glad you enjoyed it in spite of that.
Peter
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Sinca12
02 Feb 2018
Another great game. Not quite as challenging as some of the creator's others but still more so than most on this site.
I knocked one star off because the map was extremely confusing to me. Maybe that's part of the idea but when mapping it out, directions crisscrossed every which way (and not just in the glade). Great game, though!
I knocked one star off because the map was extremely confusing to me. Maybe that's part of the idea but when mapping it out, directions crisscrossed every which way (and not just in the glade). Great game, though!
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peter edwards
30 Aug 2017
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KiaNOT
30 Aug 2017
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Whispers_inTheDark
27 Aug 2017
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Mestres
02 Jul 2017
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peter edwards
30 Jun 2017
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Mestres
30 Jun 2017
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peter edwards
24 Jan 2017
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Bendecery
24 Jan 2017
Sorry for all the questions but now I have gotten through the cave with everything I think. my inventory is a canopener, a shopping trolley, a torch, a stone, a tin, a tiny gold acorn, a small key and a tiny model dolphin. First off I cant get past the dryad, I know I need to give the acorn but cant seem to find the right command. Also I cant find the money to buy a lolly. Any help would be much appreciated.
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Bendecery
24 Jan 2017
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Bendecery
24 Jan 2017
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ailari
23 Jan 2017
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ailari
23 Jan 2017
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peter edwards
23 Jan 2017
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Bendecery
23 Jan 2017
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peter edwards
16 Jan 2017
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DavyB
16 Jan 2017
This is the first of what is currently a Cornish trilogy from Peter Edwards. It was published in 2012, followed by The Piskie in 2013 and Mermaid Bay in 2014. All evoke feelings of what it is like to be in Cornwall, through the range of outdoor and underground locations used, pictures of actual locations and subtle sound effects. I’d recommend tackling these games in their order of writing, though perversely I worked in the opposite order! The Enchanted Glade starts in what was an actual hotel in Cawsand (the Old Ship Inn) and ranges over a wide variety of locations in a relatively compact space overall. As with all Peter Edwards’ games, attention to detail and careful searching are important to completing the game though it is possible visit almost all locations with very little effort. Overall, this is an excellent game, in an excellent series, and I strongly recommend it.
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peter edwards
16 Oct 2016
Jfulls002,
Very glad you enjoyed the game. The forest situation was not an error! The paths do not run straight and so leaving a location by going north does not necessarily mean you enter the next location from the south! In addition, many of the trees had clues carved on them. So you see, I'm quite kind really...
Be warned, I have used this principle in several of my games!
Peter
Very glad you enjoyed the game. The forest situation was not an error! The paths do not run straight and so leaving a location by going north does not necessarily mean you enter the next location from the south! In addition, many of the trees had clues carved on them. So you see, I'm quite kind really...
Be warned, I have used this principle in several of my games!
Peter
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Jfulls002
15 Oct 2016
Very clever game. One thing stops me from giving five stars, and that is the forest mechanics. While in the forest, going east and then back west does not take you back the same way, instead it sends you to an entirely different section. Another game which I hated, called ZORK, had a very similar problem, although it was for the whole game, while this is just in one section. otherwise, it was perfect.
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Jfulls002
13 Oct 2016
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peter edwards
12 Oct 2016
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Jfulls002
12 Oct 2016
i have tried to search, move, hit, feel, touch, and look at the bed, chair and tv, even typing in things like bathroom and closet which would be in normal hotel rooms, but I can not find anything other than the cup. I have also examined the ring, which is iron and built into the floor. whenever i try to search the room, or the hotel room, it says it can not see that
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peter edwards
12 Oct 2016
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Jfulls002
12 Oct 2016
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peter edwards
04 Oct 2016
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YELLOWFELLOW
04 Oct 2016
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YELLOWFELLOW
04 Oct 2016
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peter edwards
04 Oct 2016
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YELLOWFELLOW
04 Oct 2016
My inventory
You are carrying a canopener, a stone, a bottle, a small key, a tiny model dolphin, a torch and a tin.
I can't seem to find the key necessary to open the temple. I've gotten into the forest and found the sundial and birch, but I wasn't able to do anything there. Any help would be appreciated!
You are carrying a canopener, a stone, a bottle, a small key, a tiny model dolphin, a torch and a tin.
I can't seem to find the key necessary to open the temple. I've gotten into the forest and found the sundial and birch, but I wasn't able to do anything there. Any help would be appreciated!
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peter edwards
28 Sep 2016
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Stella S.
28 Sep 2016
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peter edwards
09 Sep 2016
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Flamma
09 Sep 2016
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peter edwards
13 Apr 2016
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KyuJones
13 Apr 2016
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peter edwards
13 Apr 2016
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KyuJones
12 Apr 2016
Alright, time to ask questions....
INV: bottle, torch, canopener, trolley, tiny model dolphin, small key.
Already used crumbs, small key, acorn, lolly stick
I've heard tell of a toad, stone and large key... :/ Cannot locate.
Saw birch glade, sundial glade, mine & temple, but not sure what to do with those until I find some new items that..... I just can't ................. T___T
I hope this is enough info to give proper hints. >___>
INV: bottle, torch, canopener, trolley, tiny model dolphin, small key.
Already used crumbs, small key, acorn, lolly stick
I've heard tell of a toad, stone and large key... :/ Cannot locate.
Saw birch glade, sundial glade, mine & temple, but not sure what to do with those until I find some new items that..... I just can't ................. T___T
I hope this is enough info to give proper hints. >___>
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KyuJones
12 Apr 2016
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peter edwards
21 Oct 2015
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rmlang
21 Oct 2015
This may sound very silly, but I can't seem to get past the dryads. I have in my inventory: torch, a canopener, a shopping trolley, a bottle (containing some sacred water), a tin, a stone, a large key, a tiny gold acorn, a tiny model dolphin and a small key.
From one of the comments and hints from Peter, it seems like I have to give them something, but I have tried giving them everything in my inventory and still no go. Any help? Am i missing something?
From one of the comments and hints from Peter, it seems like I have to give them something, but I have tried giving them everything in my inventory and still no go. Any help? Am i missing something?
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peter edwards
11 Oct 2015
Very glad you enjoyed the game, Waerlinga. Regarding the bottle - if you had put the lolly stick into the bin after you had licked the lolly, you would have heard a clink. Feeling in the bin would have led you to discover the bottle. Once you have it, you can examine it at your leisure, but you can't "see" it while it's in the bin!
Cheers, Peter
Cheers, Peter
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Waerlinga
05 Oct 2015
I still don't know, how I eventually found the birch but i did and I actually finished the game :D It was awesome!! I loved the scenery (I love Cornwall) and the game is great. Many many things I would not have thought to do without the hints but I suppose they were all logical in a way (also I am not good at these riddles^^).
The only negative thing is that it sometimes took me ages to find the right command. Just out of curiosity, what would have been the command to see the bottle. (I just took it because, based on the comments, I assumed it was there...)
The only negative thing is that it sometimes took me ages to find the right command. Just out of curiosity, what would have been the command to see the bottle. (I just took it because, based on the comments, I assumed it was there...)
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1337roll
30 Jun 2015
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1337roll
30 Jun 2015
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peter edwards
26 Jun 2015
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Snoogins
26 Jun 2015
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peter edwards
26 Jun 2015
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peter edwards
26 Jun 2015
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Snoogins
26 Jun 2015
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Snoogins
26 Jun 2015
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peter edwards
26 Jun 2015
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Snoogins
26 Jun 2015
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peter edwards
25 Jun 2015
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Snoogins
25 Jun 2015
Good game so far. I'm stuck in the grotto caves and don't know how to get out. I reach the sea cave with a nest in one direction (can't reach the nest and no where to go but back) and the English Channel in the other (another dead end). It doesn't give me the option of going back out the hole that formed when I pulled the level. I've acquired the acorn and am carrying a lolly stick, canopener, a shopping trolley, a torch and pieces of rubbish.
Please help!
Please help!
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MisterPibb316
23 Apr 2015
This game has fantastic potential. It does the 'you woke up and have no idea what happened' thing better than most games that rely on such a mechanism, the blending of fantasy and reality makes for a unique experience, and there's something solemn about the town being abandoned (yet, there being an ice cream man around--I love it!) Again, I have all sorts of nice things to say, but the reason I couldn't give this a higher score is because I found most of the puzzle solutions much veiled, even after reading some of the hints posted on this site, to the point that I had to put the game aside.
With that said, I think this is a good game, and I accept the possibility that maybe I'm just not appreciating the challenge enough.
With that said, I think this is a good game, and I accept the possibility that maybe I'm just not appreciating the challenge enough.
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peter edwards
21 Mar 2015
Hi Mavi,
It's nothing to do with the stone in the inventory. What you need to do to the stones in the temple is, indeed, hinted at by the turnstones. The clue is in the name. But beware - I suggest you save the game before taking action. A clue as to which stone is safe has been given earlier. "Stick" at it. (Another clue there!)
If you need more clues - I'm here!
Peter
It's nothing to do with the stone in the inventory. What you need to do to the stones in the temple is, indeed, hinted at by the turnstones. The clue is in the name. But beware - I suggest you save the game before taking action. A clue as to which stone is safe has been given earlier. "Stick" at it. (Another clue there!)
If you need more clues - I'm here!
Peter
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mavi
21 Mar 2015
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peter edwards
12 Mar 2015
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DaNiX88
12 Mar 2015
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peter edwards
25 Aug 2014
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BeautyvsAshes
25 Aug 2014
Another great game...lately there have been some excellent ones on this site. I loved the fact that it was a fantasy that was in this world. It was fun, challenging and the added effects and pictures really complimented the game. Great work! I will admit to needing to read the comments before I could progress at times... :)
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peter edwards
30 Jun 2014
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CheekyMINX
26 Dec 2013
thats creepy, im in cornwall right now visiting family and playing this game at the same time ahahah. its really good to have it set in a genuine location and one that im in right now aha. its weird that at the old ship inn was destroyed in a fire recently, not far from where my nan lives. still its a wonderful game and im glad i played it, the setting is beautiful and amazing and its well described which is a must in a game but many fail to do, i love how the story unwinds throughout the game, its good for a plot to do this. You did a very nice job with the puzzles, i just love puzzles and im so glad that you created such good ones, can't resist a good puzzle. and i would also like to add that your other games are very good too but this has to be my favourite, because its set in cornwall which i love (and because im there right now ahah) but also the structure of the game, the puzzles and the descriptions. Cant wait for you to make more and more fantastic games.
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amberli
24 Oct 2013
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peter edwards
24 Oct 2013
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peter edwards
24 Oct 2013
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amberli
24 Oct 2013
Hi Peter! My mistake, I meant I was in the temple not grotto! Yes I followed that earlier hint and found the sacred pool. My thinking was I need the water from that pool, but I can't seem to 'get' the water in any way! Tried filling bottle or putting bottle in water, drink water etc etc Am I correct that the sacred pool is significant?
I love the sound effects and scenery descriptions and photos!
I love the sound effects and scenery descriptions and photos!
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peter edwards
24 Oct 2013
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amberli
24 Oct 2013
Thank you for your reply sarah4! With your help and the other hints below I managed to move forward quite a bit! I've found the temple, caves, dolphin etc and birch and sundial. I'm not sure how to free the woman. I'm sure the pool of water in the grotto is significant and I tried to take the water, fill bottle etc but nothing works. Am now stuck again lol!
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sarah4
23 Oct 2013
Amberli, you're doing well, but it looks like you haven't found the grotto yet. Once you're in the grotto, have a good look around and you should find a way into the secret caves where you will find something to give to the dryad and also a use for a couple of the items you're carrying as well as some beautiful scenery! The large key you have unlocks the temple which you should already have found. Hope this helps, please ask again if you're still stuck.
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amberli
23 Oct 2013
I am enjoying this game so far but am now stuck!! I'm sure it's just me being very silly and missing the obvious!
My inventory is: a torch, a canopener, crumbs, a stone, a bottle, a tin and a large key. I can't get past the dryad and can't think what the key unlocks lol!
Reading the comments below people talk of caves and dolphins... they obviously got further than I did! ;)
My inventory is: a torch, a canopener, crumbs, a stone, a bottle, a tin and a large key. I can't get past the dryad and can't think what the key unlocks lol!
Reading the comments below people talk of caves and dolphins... they obviously got further than I did! ;)
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Charles Scott
16 Oct 2013
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peter edwards
15 Oct 2013
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Charles Scott
15 Oct 2013
How great to have a game set in a genuine location, and one that I have visited in the real world. However, just a couple of days after starting to play I was appalled to hear on the local news that The Old Ship had been destroyed by fire. I'm so sorry. Apparently the cause of the fire is still not known: I hope it wasn't an angry wizard -- and I hope Peter hasn't lost his favourite watering-hole. That aside, the game is as involving and well-designed as all Peter's games, with satisfying puzzles to solve and for the first time I managed nearly all of them without help: I just needed a teeny hint about the lolly stick (thank you Sue for asking the question). A lovely game with lots of atmosphere.
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Sue
02 Aug 2013
Hi Peter,
This was a truly wonderful game. I loved the setting, and your beautiful descriptions helped to bring it to life. The way the story unfolded slowly as the game progressed was very nice. The puzzles were difficult, but not impossible, and actually embarrassingly straight forward once I figured them out (thanks for the hints!). Great job, and I look forward to playing more of your games.
This was a truly wonderful game. I loved the setting, and your beautiful descriptions helped to bring it to life. The way the story unfolded slowly as the game progressed was very nice. The puzzles were difficult, but not impossible, and actually embarrassingly straight forward once I figured them out (thanks for the hints!). Great job, and I look forward to playing more of your games.
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peter edwards
01 Aug 2013
Hi Sue,
How did you deal with the lolly stick, once you'd finished with it? (appropriately, I hope, as I'm sure you're not a litter lout!)
A hint as to how to deal with the stones in the temple will be found on Cawsand beach. Check out the birds... (it may be worth saving the game before messing about with the stones!)
Regarding sundial and birch, ask again if you need to after you've dealt with the above. Always glad to help.
Peter
How did you deal with the lolly stick, once you'd finished with it? (appropriately, I hope, as I'm sure you're not a litter lout!)
A hint as to how to deal with the stones in the temple will be found on Cawsand beach. Check out the birds... (it may be worth saving the game before messing about with the stones!)
Regarding sundial and birch, ask again if you need to after you've dealt with the above. Always glad to help.
Peter
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Sue
01 Aug 2013
Hi Peter,
Sorry to ask so many questions, but I seem to be stuck again. I've found the sundial (and read it) and the birch, I've eaten the lolly and found the picture on the stick (which I assume relates to one of the patterns on the stones) but I have no idea what to do next. Any hints would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!
Sorry to ask so many questions, but I seem to be stuck again. I've found the sundial (and read it) and the birch, I've eaten the lolly and found the picture on the stick (which I assume relates to one of the patterns on the stones) but I have no idea what to do next. Any hints would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!
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Sue
29 Jul 2013
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peter edwards
29 Jul 2013
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Sue
29 Jul 2013
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peter edwards
29 Jul 2013
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Sue
27 Jul 2013
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peter edwards
17 Jan 2013
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Becca Brown
16 Jan 2013
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Dicey
11 Jan 2013
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sarah4
11 Jan 2013
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Dicey
11 Jan 2013
Hi Peter. Thanks for your hint, but I'm afraid I didn't got much further.
I did found the torch hidden in the hotel room and have a feeling I have to use it in the mine against the spiders, but whatever I try I can't seem to use it on the cobwebs or eyes. I've tried burning/lighting/set fire to it too but that also didn't work. I've tried using it on on everything else in the mine but also no luck with that.
Am I going in the wrong direction or am I trying the wrong combination of words to get further?
I did found the torch hidden in the hotel room and have a feeling I have to use it in the mine against the spiders, but whatever I try I can't seem to use it on the cobwebs or eyes. I've tried burning/lighting/set fire to it too but that also didn't work. I've tried using it on on everything else in the mine but also no luck with that.
Am I going in the wrong direction or am I trying the wrong combination of words to get further?
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peter edwards
10 Jan 2013
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Dicey
10 Jan 2013
I'm stuck too. The temple is still locked, don't know what to do with/at/to the silver birch and the sundial.
I've entered the mine, the phosphorescent cave with it's locked door, the forest.
Oh and I'm carrying a cup, a pot of coffee (can't take them out of the inn),
a canopener, a bottle, a lolly stick, a small key, a tiny model dolphin, a toad and a stone.
What am I missing...?
I've entered the mine, the phosphorescent cave with it's locked door, the forest.
Oh and I'm carrying a cup, a pot of coffee (can't take them out of the inn),
a canopener, a bottle, a lolly stick, a small key, a tiny model dolphin, a toad and a stone.
What am I missing...?
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peter edwards
10 Jan 2013
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Becca Brown
09 Jan 2013
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Becca Brown
09 Jan 2013
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sarah4
03 Jan 2013
Congratulations on another brilliant game Peter! Although I've enjoyed your other games very much this is definitely my favourite so far! I loved the setting, the descriptions were beautifully written and very evocative and the magical landscapes were lovely (I loved 'Curse' but have a personal preference for less dark settings!) The puzzles were all fantastic too and were all the perfect mix of intuitive and challenging! I am pleased I managed to avoid some of the more cunning traps, particularly that I couldn't bring myself to try and hurt the little frog as he proved to be very helpful! Can't wait for your next game!
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