House

Okay, but now here are the complete instructions: To get to the house—click twice to the side. Then enter the house through the blue door. First scene: 2 bowls; take the key from the one on the right (there are notes with text throughout the house—I recommend reading them). Leave the room through the taller door; across from you will be another room—the first scene is the living room, with a small brown chest on the table (you’ll unlock that later). As for the paintings of the ruler in black (I think that’s Vlad Dracula), I recommend taking a look as soon as you enter the room ;). Go into the room with the small table holding the little statues and take the one that isn’t standing on a box. If you press the red arrow again, you’ll end up in the library, but you’ll need that later.

Sequel No. 4: a desk with drawers and a large lamp, a dining table. You’ve reached the second chest. Insert the coin with the butterfly, and you’ll get the key to the cellar. There, enter the hole in the wall (don’t forget to meet the devil), go to the altar, use a cloth to wipe away one line so that the symbol of water replaces the symbol of earth (check the demonology notes in the bathroom), pour the blue essence into the bowl, and the devil is gone. Go to the hallway where he was before, and you’ll find your way out of the sewers on your own (maybe). Take a quick look around outside, buy a train ticket, and get out of town fast!

Continuation #2: First, let’s correct a mistake. Not the one in the marriage room, but the one with the bloody fingerprint. There’s a small, golden key in that gray box. Go downstairs to the room with the Red Knight and unlock the brown chest. You’ll find a sort of thumbtack inside. Only now should you go to the master bedroom and place that thumbtack (or whatever it is) into the empty hole above the bed. Six symbols will appear—the ones the knights have on their shields. Now go to the library and use the wine vinegar to erase the marker from the piece of paper next to the book. A sequence of colors will appear there, indicating the order in which you should press the knights’ symbols. In short, go upstairs to the master bedroom, first press the symbol on the shield whose color is listed first on the piece of paper in the library, and continue in that order until you reach the key (okay, okay—red, blue, green, purple, yellow, white). Now, use the key you found to unlock the door across from the bathroom. Go to the piano and play the letters BAD on the bloodstained keys from right to left. The painting will fall, revealing a secret safe hidden behind it. Here’s how to turn the dials: first row—center, second row—left, third row—right. Another key. From the room with the fireplace, take a needle from the basket. Unlock James’s room.

Part 3: You're in James's room. Go to the rocking horse, pull the coin with the skull out of its eye, then go to the teddy bear and cut it open with the knife. Another key. But first, go to the kitchen, insert a needle into the radio instead of the antenna, and the boy there will tell you the password (8466). Go up to the attic (the door by the stairs), and while you’re looking at the paintings, click on Mona’s Lisina’s cat, which has a key in its mouth. Use the code from the radio. Key. Take the cloth from the drawer, between the people eating and the disappearing face. Unlock the door with blood beneath it. Go straight to the brown chest and insert the skull coin into the empty slot. Take the blue essence and move three rooms to the right (don’t forget to read the newspaper). In that third room, approach the furniture and start moving the individual pieces aside: the table, the glass, the chair, the lamp, the chair with the lamp, the glass with the table, the large lamp, the desk,

It's a good game, but it's a little challenging, so could someone post a walkthrough?

Next: Now go upstairs. Unlock the first room you see. It’s the master bedroom. Above the bed is… well, I don’t know what exactly—you’ll unlock it later. Click under the bed. There’s a piece of something white and black sticking out—click—it’s a knife. Move a little further; you can watch TV there, but otherwise nothing special. Move two rooms further. There’s a red box with a small opening on the table; put the Greek version of the sphinx (that is, the statue that doesn’t belong anywhere) inside it. Another key. Then use the key to unlock the room with the bloody handprint. Go to the room on the left, click on the extinguished fireplace, and take the key. There’s also a gray box with a butterfly; you’ll find the password in the kitchen. Move two spaces to the left again, where there’s a display case with colorful dried butterflies, and take the round object from the center. Go straight out to the ground floor, through the door with the blue knight, turn right, and unlock the door. Finally, the kitchen. Go to the dining table—there’s a cookbook on it. The first letter of each sentence spells out the password for the gray box.And don’t forget—take the wine vinegar (Vinegar) from the bottom cabinet (in the section where the radio is). Go upstairs to the master bedroom and unlock the box there. Another key.

Walkthrough: 1. Go to the library (Red Knight) and pick up the sphinx statue from the table. 2. Dining room (Blue Knight): There’s a key in the bowl on the table. 3. Go up the stairs and use the key to unlock the bedroom door across from the staircase. Pick up the knife from under the bed. Use the sphinx to open the red box on the table; you’ll find another key. 4. Use the key to unlock the door with the bloody fingerprint. Pick up the key from the fireplace and the wheel from the display case with the butterflies. 5. Go down the stairs, through the dining room to the kitchen (using the key). Pick up the vinegar from the cabinet. The book on the table contains the combination for the butterfly-shaped lock—it’s the first letters of the word “APOCALYPSE.” 6. There’s a blacked-out note on the table in the library. Pour vinegar on it to reveal the text. The order of the colors is important; each corresponds to a symbol on the knights’ coats of arms. 7. Go back to the room with the butterflies, enter the password into the cabinet, and you’ll find a key. 8. Unlock the cabinet on the table in the library, and you’ll find a thumbtack. 9. It fits into the wall behind the bed in the bedroom. A panel with symbols will appear; the order is determined by the order of the colors on the slip of paper in the library (324156). Another key. 10. Unlock the next room upstairs. Take the needle from the sewing kit, then play “BAD” on the piano (the bloodstained keys from right to left); a secret safe will appear. The pieces of paper tucked into various drawers (top row: middle; middle row: left; bottom row: right) indicate which dials to turn. Another key.

Next: 11. Unlock the children’s room. Slit open the teddy bear (the key) with a knife, and take the eye with the skull from the horse. Don’t forget to look under the bed and in the drawer ;) 12. Go back to the kitchen and stick the needle into the radio in place of the antenna. You’ll find the code 8466. 13. Unlock the door to the attic. Take the rag from the drawer in the table on the right, and tap out the code from the kitchen on the Mona Lisa painting. You’ll find a key. 14. Unlock the door. Click on the pile of furniture until you click your way to the chest. Open it with the wheel featuring a butterfly; you’ll find the (final) key. In the second chest (the one with the skull wheel), you’ll find a blue vial. 15. Return to the kitchen and unlock the cellar. In the second room, there’s a nasty something floating in the air. By the wall, there’s a bowl, a candle, and a symbol. Place a rag in the center of the symbol and pour blue water into the bowl. The nasty something will disappear. 16. Crawl through the hole you just opened into the sewer. After a few screens, you’ll emerge in the city. You can chat with the cook, then buy a bus ticket and head out. For a better experience, I recommend rummaging through all the drawers, examining all the paintings, and reading everything you can.

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