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Something dreadful happened yesterday … Who would benefit from the death of a quiet, modest girl? Seeking out clues, you decide to carefully investigate her home. The killer’s tracks suddenly materialize among the scattered objects and fragments of memories… Play this hidden object game and put a murderer behind bars!

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Quick and fairly easy game to play.

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#14

Since people wanted a walkthrough, I created one.

Bugs:
Found that shift didn't work when entering name but name came out all capitals anyway.
Game crashed when trying to run in full screen. I could play in windowed mode but with the tiny items in the HOG it made the game much harder.
The game has numerous spelling mistakes.

Walkthrough:

Amy's House
Find keys in hanging plant.
Open door with keys.

Hallway
Enter room on right.

TV Room.
Open door on bottom right of TV cabinet to start mini-game.
Rearrange items to expose box on lower left. Items can be stacked, including small glasses on each other.
Get basement key from box.
Leave room. (Move mouse to lower part of screen and click to move back to hallway.)

Hallway
Use key on basement door (in front beside stairs).

Basement
Click on power box to start mini-game.
Press switches in order (from left), 7, 3, 6, 1, 4, 5, 8, 2
Solve hidden object game (HOG). Magnifying glass on menu can be used to help find objects but it charges slowly so it's best to wait and use it for the last item. Random clicking works for finding objects.
You now have a crowbar and are returned to hallway.

Kitchen
Click on right door in hallway to enter kitchen.
Click freezer section (top) of refrigerator.
Notice the year on the note, 1987.
Exit back to kitchen.
Click on back door to enter backyard.

Backyard
Clicking on the door give a message that it's stuck. Use crowbar on shed/garage door.
Enter shed and solve HOG. Some items can be tiny. (If people put things back where they belonged they wouldn't be so hard to find.)
You will be returned to the backyard and get a ladder.
Return back through the kitchen to the hallway and click on the top of the stairs to go upstairs.

Upstairs hallway
Take flashlight from table.
Use ladder on attic door in ceiling.

Attic
Click on dollhouse to start HOG.
After HOG click on chest.
Enter 1987 (from the note on the kitchen refrigerator) by clicking the top and bottom buttons to change number.
You will get pictures.
Go back down to upstairs hallway.

Excessively pink bedroom
Click right in hallway to enter excessively pink bedroom.
Click on desk.
Solve HOG to get journal.
Click on Map on menu beside magnifying glass to go to street outside George's Pub.

George's Pub
Click on door of pub to enter.
Tak to hot blonde Sarah behind bar.
Click on bar to enter HOG. You will get a bar deposit key.
Click on red curtains to the left to enter back hall.

Pub back hall
Use key to go into room on left that tells you to keep out.
Solve HOG to get cleaning spray.
You will be returned to back hall.

George's Pub
Return back to pub and talk to Sarah again.
Click on bar to enter another HOG to get lock-pick.
Return to back hall. (click on curtain.)

Pub back hall
Use lockpick on back door.
Solve lockpick puzzle to enter back alley. (I just kept clicking the pins until it opened.)

Back alley
Grab broom.
Enter door that says "no entrance" to return to back hall, then return to bar.

Pub back hall
Talk to Sarah again.
Click on map in menu to go to art museum.

Art museum front
Enter front door.

Art museum foyer
If you click on the security guard he will tell you that you need a pass.
Enter door beside brochure rack to enter staff locker room. (Some security guard.)

Staff locker room
Click on tissue box (or just above it) to enter HOG. (And "skateboard" is not spelled with a C.) You will get a hacking device that an art museum employee had stored in their locker.
Use the hacking device on the door behind the desk right beside the security guard. (Is he sleeping on the job or is he just incompetent?)
Take note of the tiny lights at the top of the device. The easiest trick is try each digit five times and see which ones light up. 30554 worked for me but I don't know if it's random. I don't recall seeing written down anywhere.

Office
Click on cabinet to start HOG and receive ID card.
Return back to foyer.

Art museum foyer
Show ID badge to incompetent security guard.
Enter section B.

Section B
Talk to Vanessa standing in the middle of the room. She will take the photos.
Click on map in menu to go to Bellagio Club.

Bellagio Club foyer
Click on the door behind desk to enter the coatroom.
Use flashlight to start HOG to get ticket.
Use ticket on tiny panel at the top of the podium with the white dressed manikin until curtains open.
Click on curtains to enter disco ballroom.

Disco ballroom
Click on door at back of room to enter office.

Office
Talk to Mr. George Bruce behind desk.
Click on map in menu to go to hospital.

Hospital
Click on reception desk door.
Solve HOG to get card.
Click right to enter hallway

Hallway
Use card to enter room 12.

Room 12
Grab white lab coat beside comfy couch. You somehow seem to automatically use this later, possibly to enter lab room.
Back out of room to return to hallway and click on back door to enter lab room.

Lab room
Click on bench beside shelf to start HOG.
Solve the HOG to get Amy's phone.
Click on the menu map to go to school.

School
Go up stairs to the left.

Upstairs Hall
Enter Science Lab door. (Clicking on left will enter hallway to locker room but you can't do anything there yet.)

Science Lab
Talk to Vanessa.
Click on menu map to go to police station.

Police station foyer
Click on door just left of desk to enter captain's office.

Captain's Office
Click on desk to start HOG.
Finishing HOG will open a folder but you can't do anything else here.
Click on menu map to go to the cemetery.

Cemetery
Enter gates into cemetery.
Click right to go into area with tree and parked hearse.
Click on box to left of tree to get key.
Return to locked gate and use key to start HOG.
Solve HOG to get scalpel.
Use menu map to go to park crime scene.

Park
HOG starts automatically. (The tape they want is a cassette tape, not the obvious police tape.) Solve it to be automatically returned to the school.

School
Return upstairs and enter science lab.

Science Lab
Click on stool to start HOG.
When finished the HOG a box appears and you just have to place the scalpel (knife) that you found earlier in a slot where it fits. A short statement follows.
Return to upstairs hallway, go left and enter locker room.

Locker room
Click bottom of shower entrance to start HOG. A short statement follows.
Click on menu map to go to police station again.

Police station
Enter captain's office and click on desk to start HOG. A message appears that you have cleared the scene.
Back out into the foyer and turn left.
Use the hacking device that you got at the art museum on the evidence room door. (Isn't that illegal?)
The number that worked for me was 85480.
The evidence room HOG will start once you enter.
Solve the HOG to get a key.
Use the menu map to return to Amy's house.

Amy's House
Enter house and click on basement door.
Solve the HOG to get the message you cleared the screen.
Go through the kitchen into the backyard and click on the shed door to start an HOG.
Solve the HOG to get the message you cleared the screen. (If you're not receiving anything, then what's the point?)
Return to the excessively pink bedroom and click on the desk to start another HOG.
Solve the HOG to get the message you cleared the screen. (Cheapskates!)
Go back into upstairs hall and enter the attic door.
Click on dollhouse to start HOG.
Solve the HOG to get a secret box. (Something finally!)
Open box to see picture and get confession.

The end. No arrest, no explanation, just the end.

Since people wanted a walkthrough, I created one.

Bugs:
Found that shift didn't work when entering name but name came out all capitals anyway.
Game crashed when trying to run in full screen. I could play in windowed mode but with the tiny items in the HOG it made the game much harder.
The game has numerous spelling mistakes.

Walkthrough:

Amy's House
Find keys in hanging plant.
Open door with keys.

Hallway
Enter room on right.

TV Room.
Open door on bottom right of TV cabinet to start mini-game.
Rearrange items to expose box on lower left. Items can be stacked, including small glasses on each other.
Get basement key from box.
Leave room. (Move mouse to lower part of screen and click to move back to hallway.)

Hallway
Use key on basement door (in front beside stairs).

Basement
Click on power box to start mini-game.
Press switches in order (from left), 7, 3, 6, 1, 4, 5, 8, 2
Solve hidden object game (HOG). Magnifying glass on menu can be used to help find objects but it charges slowly so it's best to wait and use it for the last item. Random clicking works for finding objects.
You now have a crowbar and are returned to hallway.

Kitchen
Click on right door in hallway to enter kitchen.
Click freezer section (top) of refrigerator.
Notice the year on the note, 1987.
Exit back to kitchen.
Click on back door to enter backyard.

Backyard
Clicking on the door give a message that it's stuck. Use crowbar on shed/garage door.
Enter shed and solve HOG. Some items can be tiny. (If people put things back where they belonged they wouldn't be so hard to find.)
You will be returned to the backyard and get a ladder.
Return back through the kitchen to the hallway and click on the top of the stairs to go upstairs.

Upstairs hallway
Take flashlight from table.
Use ladder on attic door in ceiling.

Attic
Click on dollhouse to start HOG.
After HOG click on chest.
Enter 1987 (from the note on the kitchen refrigerator) by clicking the top and bottom buttons to change number.
You will get pictures.
Go back down to upstairs hallway.

Excessively pink bedroom
Click right in hallway to enter excessively pink bedroom.
Click on desk.
Solve HOG to get journal.
Click on Map on menu beside magnifying glass to go to street outside George's Pub.

George's Pub
Click on door of pub to enter. 
Tak to hot blonde Sarah behind bar.
Click on bar to enter HOG. You will get a bar deposit key.
Click on red curtains to the left to enter back hall.

Pub back hall
Use key to go into room on left that tells you to keep out.
Solve HOG to get cleaning spray.
You will be returned to back hall.

George's Pub
Return back to pub and talk to Sarah again.
Click on bar to enter another HOG to get lock-pick.
Return to back hall. (click on curtain.)

Pub back hall
Use lockpick on back door. 
Solve lockpick puzzle to enter back alley. (I just kept clicking the pins until it opened.)

Back alley
Grab broom.
Enter door that says "no entrance" to return to back hall, then return to bar.

Pub back hall
Talk to Sarah again.
Click on map in menu to go to art museum.

Art museum front
Enter front door.

Art museum foyer
If you click on the security guard he will tell you that you need a pass.
Enter door beside brochure rack to enter staff locker room. (Some security guard.)

Staff locker room
Click on tissue box (or just above it) to enter HOG. (And "skateboard" is not spelled with a C.) You will get a hacking device that an art museum employee had stored in their locker.
Use the hacking device on the door behind the desk right beside the security guard. (Is he sleeping on the job or is he just incompetent?)
Take note of the tiny lights at the top of the device. The easiest trick is try each digit five times and see which ones light up. 30554 worked for me but I don't know if it's random. I don't recall seeing written down anywhere.

Office
Click on cabinet to start HOG and receive ID card.
Return back to foyer.

Art museum foyer
Show ID badge to incompetent security guard.
Enter section B.

Section B
Talk to Vanessa standing in the middle of the room. She will take the photos.
Click on map in menu to go to Bellagio Club.

Bellagio Club foyer
Click on the door behind desk to enter the coatroom.
Use flashlight to start HOG to get ticket.
Use ticket on tiny panel at the top of the podium with the white dressed manikin until curtains open.
Click on curtains to enter disco ballroom.

Disco ballroom
Click on door at back of room to enter office.

Office
Talk to Mr. George Bruce behind desk.
Click on map in menu to go to hospital.

Hospital
Click on reception desk door.
Solve HOG to get card.
Click right to enter hallway

Hallway
Use card to enter room 12.

Room 12
Grab white lab coat beside comfy couch. You somehow seem to automatically use this later, possibly to enter lab room.
Back out of room to return to hallway and click on back door to enter lab room.

Lab room
Click on bench beside shelf to start HOG.
Solve the HOG to get Amy's phone.
Click on the menu map to go to school.

School
Go up stairs to the left.

Upstairs Hall
Enter Science Lab door. (Clicking on left will enter hallway to locker room but you can't do anything there yet.)

Science Lab
Talk to Vanessa.
Click on menu map to go to police station.

Police station foyer
Click on door just left of desk to enter captain's office.

Captain's Office
Click on desk to start HOG. 
Finishing HOG will open a folder but you can't do anything else here.
Click on menu map to go to the cemetery.

Cemetery
Enter gates into cemetery.
Click right to go into area with tree and parked hearse.
Click on box to left of tree to get key.
Return to locked gate and use key to start HOG.
Solve HOG to get scalpel.
Use menu map to go to park crime scene.

Park
HOG starts automatically. (The tape they want is a cassette tape, not the obvious police tape.) Solve it to be automatically returned to the school.

School
Return upstairs and enter science lab.

Science Lab
Click on stool to start HOG.
When finished the HOG a box appears and you just have to place the scalpel (knife) that you found earlier in a slot where it fits. A short statement follows.
Return to upstairs hallway, go left and enter locker room.

Locker room
Click bottom of shower entrance to start HOG. A short statement follows.
Click on menu map to go to police station again.

Police station
Enter captain's office and click on desk to start HOG. A message appears that you have cleared the scene.
Back out into the foyer and turn left.
Use the hacking device that you got at the art museum on the evidence room door. (Isn't that illegal?)
The number that worked for me was 85480.
The evidence room HOG will start once you enter.
Solve the HOG to get a key.
Use the menu map to return to Amy's house.

Amy's House
Enter house and click on basement door.
Solve the HOG to get the message you cleared the screen. 
Go through the kitchen into the backyard and click on the shed door to start an HOG.
Solve the HOG to get the message you cleared the screen. (If you're not receiving anything, then what's the point?)
Return to the excessively pink bedroom and click on the desk to start another HOG.
Solve the HOG to get the message you cleared the screen. (Cheapskates!)
Go back into upstairs hall and enter the attic door.
Click on dollhouse to start HOG.
Solve the HOG to get a secret box. (Something finally!)
Open box to see picture and get confession.

The end. No arrest, no explanation, just the end.

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Reply | Comment by Michael Summerset – 5 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+13)

Michael Summerset, WHOAH. Magnificent contribution. You rock! (As you probably already know.)

Reply | Comment by DianaAspenHill – 5 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+2)

Michael Summerset, 2 years later and the game still crashes on full-screen upon clicking the ok button. Also dunno y the sound and volume sliders r all the way to mute, but for those having sound issues check ur options.

Reply | Comment by Christy Parker – 2 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (0)

ETA: Doing anything to the settings crashes the game. I just tried turning the sound and music sliders up in windowed mode and it crashed my game when clicking ok. So if I can't hear the game sounds then what's the point of having the game? I'm uninstalling it.

Reply | Comment by Christy Parker – 2 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (0)

Christy Parker,

Hi Christy, did you check the FAQ's thread over in the game discussion sticky section? You can access the forums via the link at the bottom of the page in between Contact and Blog.

It may be that the games native screen resolution doesn't fit with your monitors resolution. You could try temporarily changing the resolution to a lower setting. (Just a suggestion).

Reply | Comment by Whiterabbit-uk – 2 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (0)

Christy Parker,

If my suggestion in my last reply doesn't help; try downloading the game directly from Toomky Games. The one we get from the giveaway is basically the same game. you can see the download link on the giveaway page; alternatively, you could google the game using the key words of the title of the game plus Toomky Games.

Reply | Comment by Whiterabbit-uk – 2 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (0)

Whiterabbit-uk, that's exactly where I got it from and gave me all the same bugs and errors everyone else seems to be getting oddly enough. I downloaded 2 others from the same site with zero issues.

Reply | Comment by Christy Parker – 2 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (0)

Christy Parker,

Hi Christy

Have you checked the event logs? If you check them immediately after trying the game, you may get information that will tell you what the issue is.

Open up the event viewer to see the logs.

Copy what it says and post it here. I'll try to figure out what the issue is.

Reply | Comment by Whiterabbit-uk – 2 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (0)

#13

Hi hi. It's been running for me after installing and immediate launch. Barebones kind of game, but so far no bugs. Odd thing - no music. I'm also running Win 10.

Thanks for another giveaway today to to Mr. Whiterabbit for moderating. Cheers.

Reply | Comment by Dana – 5 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+5)

#12

i have not been able to install any games in a while. i have a windows 10 computer and use google chrome. it lets me download and then says cannot connect please try again later. I can install on giveaway of the day but not game giveaway

Reply | Comment by Robin Smith – 5 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (-1)

Robin Smith, It might be your version of Chrome...? I'm using Win7 & Chrome, and I'm okay.

Reply | Comment by DianaAspenHill – 5 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (0)

#11

downloaded the game...wont open to play.......took less than 2 minutes to download and a second to install......thought that was kinda weird....shame it isnt working

Reply | Comment by ginny who – 5 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (0)

#10

HOGs are my FAVORITE giveaways here, and this is another goody! Thanks GOTD not only for this, but for being able to download it directly instead of through email/Facebook!!!

Reply | Comment by handiewmn – 5 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+9)

White Rabbit and Karen - what's the best method for digitizing 8mm film footage?

Reply | Comment by Randy – 5 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+1)

Randy, depending on where you live... I did a bunch through Costco and it turned out pretty good. The upside is that we didn't have to do anything, just deliver the reels and mark them in the order to scan them. They did the cleaning, splicing, and scanning. The only downside is that it comes as a DVD, so it makes it harder to do any post editing or to get an HD scan. It was a few years ago, so they may have more options now. If you don't have Costco, there may be other places offering the service.

Reply | Comment by jb – 5 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+1)

Randy,

Movie film isn't really different than the film used in an old Instamatic or 35mm camera. The best way to digitize film negatives & slides is to project light through the film, enlarging the image via optics, capturing or recording the results with a sensor, the higher the rez the better. The equipment to do that at very good quality is famously expensive, though there are cheaper, lower quality alternatives sold. The hassle with movie film is that there are so many pictures to scan, so ideally you need a way to make the feed automatic, the scans themselves as fast as possible, using high quality optics & a good sensor.

So to answer your question, you can pay a service or buy a scanner & DIY, but as always, you tend to get what you pay for. 8mm film capable scanner prices at Amazon, B&H, Adorama etc. start around $20 -- one for example uses your phone to take the pictures -- and increase to well beyond $500. Generally the more you spend the higher the quality of the scans, & the less time you have to spend hands-on. If you choose to have a service do it, there's a difference between shops that use lower paid more-or-less interns on cheaper equipment to knock out DVDs, and higher priced services that use pros with better hardware.

There's definitely a place for lower priced scanners and services -- not everyone notices or cares about HD resolutions, let alone sharpness & quality, the original might not be that high of a quality to begin with [there were lots of really, Really cheap movie cameras], the film might have seriously degraded over the years, and the cost for highest quality can be quite high. The point I'd make is to go in eyes wide open, knowing what you're getting and satisfied with that. IOW don't plan on getting your 8mm film transferred to DVD and thinking that you'll somehow increase the quality after the fact. It's not going to happen -- all you've got to work with are the original pixels as scanned.

Randy,

Movie film isn't really different than the film used in an old Instamatic or 35mm camera. The best way to digitize film negatives & slides is to project light through the film, enlarging the image via optics, capturing or recording the results with a sensor, the higher the rez the better. The equipment to do that at very good quality is famously expensive, though there are cheaper, lower quality alternatives sold. The hassle with movie film is that there are so many pictures to scan, so ideally you need a way to make the feed automatic, the scans themselves as fast as possible, using high quality optics & a good sensor.

So to answer your question, you can pay a service or buy a scanner & DIY, but as always, you tend to get what you pay for. 8mm film capable scanner prices at Amazon, B&H, Adorama etc. start around $20 -- one for example uses your phone to take the pictures -- and increase to well beyond $500. Generally the more you spend the higher the quality of the scans, & the less time you have to spend hands-on. If you choose to have a service do it, there's a difference between shops that use lower paid more-or-less interns on cheaper equipment to knock out DVDs, and higher priced services that use pros with better hardware.

There's definitely a place for lower priced scanners and services -- not everyone notices or cares about HD resolutions, let alone sharpness & quality, the original might not be that high of a quality to begin with [there were lots of really, Really cheap movie cameras], the film might have seriously degraded over the years, and the cost for highest quality can be quite high. The point I'd make is to go in eyes wide open, knowing what you're getting and satisfied with that. IOW don't plan on getting your 8mm film transferred to DVD and thinking that you'll somehow increase the quality after the fact. It's not going to happen -- all you've got to work with are the original pixels as scanned.

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Reply | Comment by mike – 5 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+4)

Randy, if you still have a projector and screen, consider the cheapest method if you have a good camera on your smartphone! Setup the projector and screen with best focus possible and put the phone or FHD cam-corder on a tripod with same aspect ratio as the content and maybe use a better external microphone to capture the audio or direct cable connection if possible.
I personaly recommend you do it this way FIRST before sending it off to 3rd party paid for digitizers as "stuff" happens and irreplacable media can get damaged or lost in transit or processing so at least you will have a watchable digital backup of the content!

Reply | Comment by TK – 5 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (0)

HUH? Was glad to see another adventure/HOG today and even when I installed it and it very clearly was EXTREMELY OLD in its look and feel, I was still game. Got the keys, went in, and ??? Hints don't work, nothing is clickable that I can see, went outside but the one sparkly area says I need to break in, but there's nothing anywhere to do that. Again, no hints, no matter how long I waited. Again, very old type of interface (not a deal-killer for me) and doing full screen on a modern monitor cuts off the top. Very buggy and strange.

Reply | Comment by neme – 5 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+4)

neme, Go into the next room and click on the sparkly area over by the TV. You'll get a mini-game.

Reply | Comment by Corylea – 5 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+2)

Of course, now I'm stuck, myself. I finished the mini-game, but nothing else I click on does anything, but I'm not allowed to go anywhere else. Clicking hint does nothing.

I looked online for a walkthrough, but the sites that advertised walkthroughs didn't actually have one.

Reply | Comment by Corylea – 5 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+2)

Corylea, wait... how do you get into the next room?
The only things that give me any kind of response in the kitchen are clicking on the refrigerator and the back door which leads to the outside area where nothing works except back to the kitchen.
I tried both full-screen and windowed (just in case I was missing some object or clickable area on the outside edge of the screen... no such luck).
And no walkthroughs or hints anywhere that I can find... :(

Reply | Comment by BobR – 5 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+3)

Corylea and BobR same issues! As Bob said, saw the frig and went outside, but the sparkly area there says I have to break it with something and I don't have anything. Don't think I saw a TV in the living room, but I've already uninstalled. Life is too short :).

Reply | Comment by neme – 5 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+1)

BobR, pretty much same with me: I'm in the Kitchen, at the Fridge, where *nothing* happens. Click on the Magnifier/Hint, nothing. Stuck at Fridge: cannot go backwards. (Shall try starting a new game...)

Reply | Comment by DianaAspenHill – 5 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+1)

Guys, did you go upstairs? This was a very simple game, I finished it in just over an hour. Don't over think it, if it doesn't sparkle it isn't something you can interact with. The fridge is just for the date which is the solution to something later. I had no problem going back from it. If in doubt click the map as you may be finished with that location (if you can't find any more rooms or sparkles).

Reply | Comment by jb – 5 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+3)

DianaAspenHill, I forgot to try "backing out" when in the Kitchen... there's an arrow right on top of your "inventory" bar at the bottom of a scene that takes you "back" to a previous scene. From the Kitchen it takes you back to the hallway where there are other doors to try.

I guess I won't say anything more about the game... someone, somewhere spent at least 10 minutes writing it and might actually be proud of it, so I won't comment further.

Reply | Comment by BobR – 5 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+4)

BobR, Thank you. On my screen, it seems to be very specific where I need to place the cursor to go back; I'm used to just randomly moving the cursor to any area on top of the Inventory bar. Cool. Now, I'm able navigate other areas and participate in the Sparkly Areas. My first mini-game is the tangle of wires for the lightbulbs. Unlike other HoG min-games of tangled things, I find these wires untraceable. Therefore, I am going to just "go down the line" of switches & click. When I hit upon a combo, I shall photo them with my cell phone, since hitting an incorrect switch resets everything to Nothing. ;)

Reply | Comment by DianaAspenHill – 5 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (0)

Corylea, Walkthrough posted.

Reply | Comment by Michael Summerset – 5 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+2)

DianaAspenHill, I've found that when I can't go backwards, if I exit the game and then reload, I can then go backwards normally.

Reply | Comment by Corylea – 5 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (0)

emailed for download site (not everyone has social media:)) got information about the "Sparton giveaway"
No mention of the game giveaway.

Bob

Reply | Comment by Bob – 5 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (0)

Installed on Win 10-64 bit cpu. At first I was not able to add my name. Do not use shift for caps, just type name. Would be nice to have more instructions for the mini-games. I had to wait for the first two mini-games' Skip button and just hit Skip. There really is no direction on where to go. The map does not work until later in the game. I am not enjoying this game. Will see what others have to say about it before uninstalling it.

Whiterabbit, Many people do not have what you have with movies from past generations. Do you have voice too? What an awesome gift. Hope you get it done in time for everybody to enjoy.

Reply | Comment by Sunnie – 5 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+1)

I have windows 10 and the game would close every time I selected a object.
I had to run it as Admin. but the items to collect did not respond. I like HOG games but this one is to buggy for me.

Reply | Comment by David Daley – 5 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+5)

Hi David D,, unfortunately I didn't get that far, because my first screen is already frozen. Neither the adjustment of the compatibility nor the version from the manufacturer (uninstall and new installation) helped. (Win10 1903/64 prof.)
Peter

Reply | Comment by Peter – 5 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+3)

Love, love, love this game.

Installed and played it many years ago when it was offered here.

Probs my fave.

Reply | Comment by imontheinternet – 5 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+8)

imontheinternet, can you talk some more about what you liked? So far, I'm finding that nothing much happens in it, and I'm stuck after only 5 minutes.

Reply | Comment by Corylea – 5 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+1)

Corylea, This is an extremely simple game. If it sparkles it needs your attention, if it doesn't ignore it (other than within the HO scene). Some of the mini-games take a bit of thinking to know what the objective is, but after you get that the solutions are very simple. If in doubt, click the map as it might just be time to move to the next location.

Reply | Comment by jb – 5 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+1)

Hi Corylea,

I enjoyed the ending, and I guess the challenges.

I found the comment I had made when it was offered in 2012 and apparently I had problems with it at first then too.

If you hover at the bottom it takes you to the previous scene.

From the upstairs landing, (after going to the upstairs bedroom), use the ladder to go to the attic.

I can give you the sequence of the light switches and how to organise the cabinet in the living room if you like.

Something that gave me trouble was trying to get in past the usher. You just put the ticket in their hand.

(I want to play it again now. I might be able to help some more, but not necessarily before this offer ends. But then if you've already downloaded it...)

Reply | Comment by imontheinternet – 5 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (0)

jb, the map won't let me move and says that I'm not done with the location yet, even though nothing sparkles. I've found that if I exit the game completely and then reload, I can move on to the next location. So I'm not crazy to have been stuck; the game has a bit of a glitch, but I've found a work-around. Thanks for trying to help!

Reply | Comment by Corylea – 5 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+1)

imontheinternet, the map won't let me move and says that I'm not done with the location yet, even though nothing sparkles and I've solved the puzzle. I've found that if I exit the game completely and then reload, I can move on to the next location. So I'm not crazy to have been stuck; the game has a bit of a glitch, but I've found a work-around. Thanks for trying to help!

Reply | Comment by Corylea – 5 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+1)

Enjoy the memories, Whiterabbit. I wish I had more video of the past.

Reply | Comment by Anita – 5 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+7)

Thank you Whiterabbit-uk, You deserve a break as the reviews that you provide are of great value to so many in decided whether or not to download. Have a great Christmas and try to take some time off to enjoy it.

Reply | Comment by Red Dog-Aus – 5 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+14)

Decided I needed a break from reviewing this weekend and probably extending throughout the coming week (depending on the games). Partly because I have other projects that are way behind schedule (e.g. editing over 4600' of 8mm and Super 8 cine film that I inherited from my grandfather (who worked with the film archiver and inventor Sam Hannah - not the cartoonist). I promised my cousin I'd finish editing and get it scanned in time for Christmas. I've only edited about 700' so far. Although I'm enjoying watching family video my grandfather shot between the early 1960's to early 1980's, the editing is a little tedious and quite time consuming).

I will continue to moderate, but a little more sporadically.

Reply | Comment by Whiterabbit-uk – 5 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+34)

Whiterabbit-uk, I work for a company here in NC that transfers old film (along with vhs and other tapes) to dvds and digital media. Yeah, film is incredibly time consuming to capture and edit, always what I tend to get the most behind on this time of year. Amazing how many people sit on their film for 50 years, bring it in Thanksgiving week, and ask if they can get it in time for Christmas. Um, no, I'm still working on ones that planned ahead and brought them in October. So I feel your pain. :)

Reply | Comment by Karen – 5 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+10)

Whiterabbit-uk, What an awesome project! You are blessed to have those memories. Your children and YOUR grandchildren will surely appreciate the hard work you are doing to keep those memories available for them! I applaud you! Good luck with it! Take time to enjoy the season! Thanks again for all you do for all of us