3 Comments to Lift for Life

1. martn17 says:

   June 20, 2011 at 10:41 am

   out

   that was diferant good game

2. Scout88 says:

   June 20, 2011 at 12:03 pm

   Wow! That was different and challenging at times. Good little puzzler.

3. osmodiar says:

   June 20, 2011 at 12:52 pm

   Unusual. The red-disc puzzle is tough.
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   Zoom in on post in corner. Push middle, note letter that appears on the sun post in split-screen (different every game).
   Zoom out. Zoom in on cupboard. Note scoreboard on top: you’ll need this later. Under scoreboard is a number: different every game. Draw this number digitally to open right cupboard and get game controller. Look though book and see clues. Zoom out.
   Zoom in on thing on the wall (just once). Click on the stick to make it move and see the order: Saturn, Sun, Moon, Star. You already know the sun letter. If you zoom in on the top you will see you don’t need a Saturn letter. It will remember your letters for you, so you can put your sun letter in now if you like. Click on the bottom of the screen to see a coffee table with a disc underneath. You can’t get it now, but there’s a hexagon-shaped hole in the corner. Zoom out and turn right.

   Click trash can twice, and take the hammer from behind the TV stand. Plug in the game controller, but you have no disc! The left drawer is empty, the right one needs a knob, and the cupboard is stuck despite banging on it with a hammer. Zoom out, and click on the sun post. If you push on the top, you’ll see the split-screen again, this time a box appears. So we need some sort of weight. Turn right.

   On the upper right wall is a switch you can’t reach. Zoom in twice on green door and click on knob. It came off! That can’t be good… Next to the door you need a key. Zoom out twice. Red door is locked, and next to it you need a key card. Zoom out and turn left.
   Use knob to open drawer under TV and get handle. Turn right and click on the bottom of the screen to get to the coffee table. Use the handle to crank the table up taller, then you can click underneath and get the disc. Back out and turn right.

   Put the disc in the TV and play the game. It’s different every time. You need to get all the dice to have one red dot. When you click on a spot, several dice will change: they will move up from 1 to 2, from 2 to 3, or from 3 to 1. Each die will change all the dice it is touching (but not diagonally). It starts to make sense if you play with it, but I can’t give you a universal solution. I do recommend turning off the sound while you do this, it’s annoying. However, if you fiddle for a while it’ll offer you easy mode. Click on that, it’s much easier to solve.
   Now the cupboard is open. Get a jug. Turn right twice.

   On bottom left of chair there is a star. Hit it with the hammer, then check the bottom right to get your star letter. Zoom in on the weird slot on the wall and get your moon letter. Zoom out and turn right.

   Put your letters into the code box, and now you get the stick. Turn right twice and flip the switch in the hall. Now the cupboard is taller! Zoom out and turn right twice.

   You need a three digit code for the right cupboard. In the left cupboard there is a seahorse. Combine it with the stick (just double click for About Item), and turn left. (I figured this out by trial and error, it makes no logical sense to me.)

   Zoom in on the wall slot and use your seahorse-and-stick. Get a key card. Turn left. Put the key card in the slot by the red door, and use the scorecard to input the dots. It’s just in order: press the spot with the 1 on the scorecard first, then 2, etc. Then hit the E button and the red door is unlocked.

   In front of you is a sort of Ferris wheel. Turn left, and click on the poster. There’s a safe behind, that needs a left and right code. There’s a weight, but you can’t lift it. Turn right twice. Click on the wall inset. If you click the valve water comes out. Fill your jug. There’s a bowling pin and a box on a table, but you can’t interact with them. Turn right. There are clothes on pegs. You can move them but it doesn’t do anything. Go out the red door. Turn right.

   Use your jug on the sun pillar. Turn left, and push the button on the box to get another disc. Turn right, and change the red disc for the blue one and play the second game. Use the yellow boxes to navigate, and the blue circle to return to the entrance. The right corridor dead ends quickly. The middle corridor seems to just go around and around forever. The left one also dead ends. After screwing with this for a while I realized it was actually the three-digit code for the cupboard. (A little ashamed it took me so long after playing Bart Bonte’s 14 Locks). Like the other codes, this one changes every game. Zoom out and turn left.

   Input the code into the cupboard and get a dinged up bowling ball with a bunny logo. Take the hammer to it and get a remote. Go back in the red door room and use the remote on the bowling pin, which turns into a robot. Click on it and get a Ferris Wheel cab. Turn left and put it in the top slot. It plays funny music and rotates through different colored cabs. When it’s back to white it has a clue paper. Half of each word is missing, but they are colors, alternating right and left halves of the words. This is the code for the safe: the half of the word tells you which direction. Use the Ferris Wheel to work out how far to turn. The dial doesn’t reset each time, so you are using relative locations, not absolute ones. Get the key. Use it on the blue panel by the green door, and the whole room lifts up and you are out.

   The game picks up after you: you have neatly put the bowling ball bits in the trash and used items are set down in the room.

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