Pastelland Forum
A dedicated forum founded by Mateusz Skutnik, creator of world famous Submachine and several acclaimed point-and-click flash games.
A good one too. I almost went with it.terein wrote:that has to be the most random idea i've ever had
Ian tries the flashlight in the room... Yeah, it does work well. The key is stuck in its place and doesn't move, and the light output is quite bright, despite the lack of one battery.The Kakama wrote:Shine the flashlight across the room to see whether it's any good for use.
Ian turns off his phone for the moment.- ak - wrote:turn off the phone first... both to save power AND to not have it rings at totally wrong time and alert any unknown monsters to your presence, leading to your demise
gil2455526 wrote:Place paper near room's lightbulb (Some invisible ink reveals itself with heat)
Why not? Ian moves the nightstand below the lamp to reach it, and places the paper against it...The Kakama wrote:Try holding the paper against the light to see if there are any hidden watermarks.
The heat starts to reveal some letters! But it's not enough, and he can't reach any higher... if only he had some way to concentrate light on the paper...<what if I told you - neither?ShadowNiL wrote:Again, is there a charger for the batteries?
Or for gameplay purposes will our batteries be INFINITE POWAH?!
>Sublevel 102 wrote:Ian: Exit room. Go explore corridor.
Ian goes out to the hallway, armed with the working flashlight. Now that's much better!- ak - wrote:Now... Explore da hallway!
<don't worry, the chapter is far from finished yet>ENIHCAMBUS wrote:Wow, I did miss a lot, and there is nothing I can do now.
Use the light from the flashlight to do so, as it is much easier to concentrate.The Kakama wrote:Before you go out, use the magnifying glass to focus the light on the paper and read the message.
No, but he read the story. Why?Sublevel 102 wrote:(Writings in paper) "Call..." ?
O_O
Ian: did you play Call of Cthulhu?
The Kakama wrote:Before you go out, use the magnifying glass to focus the light on the paper and read the message.
Ian goes back to the room and uses the flashlight + magnifying glass combination to heat up the paper.The Abacus wrote:Use the light from the flashlight to do so, as it is much easier to concentrate.
