April 27, 2009
I actually had a video walkthrough for the ENTIRE game made a while back, but the site is broken and I really don’t have time to fix it. Eventually I’ll dig up all the video files and just post the links, or move to a new server. Meanwhile, this particular puzzle is here on request.
Puzzle 1
Puzzle 2
Puzzle 3
May 10, 2008
Come and get it, guys and gals.
February 16, 2008
It’s in! I’ll be adding images shortly, but for now, at least you’ll have maps. 
Get the walkthrough (and the game!) at minutegamer.org.
December 26, 2007
It is DONE! You can find it over at the MinuteGamer.org site. I’ve linked it directly to make it easier to find.
The walkthrough includes all storyline solution videos, videos for all the harder puzzles, hints for the minor puzzles like pegs, images for all the traffic map puzzles near the end of the game, in a spoiler-free top page. Enjoy!
November 22, 2007
Last time I made a walkthrough for the Agatha Christie game, I split it up in pieces, but this time I did thumbnails instead to make things a little easier. If I’m missing anything, just leave a comment and I’ll add it – this was done via one play through. If you have requests for MULTIPLE objects in a given scene, contact me.
P.S. I’ve also made a trainer for this game to stop the timer. (I don’t know how else I could’ve got through some of these levels) I’ll still need to test it some more, then I’ll release it.
Hotel Lobby – 5 keys in their boxes
Round 1 solution
Seaview Promenade – 5 Stones in Sand
Gate to End House – Spell END HOUSE
Gate to End House – 12 Pieces of Newspaper
Round 2 Solution
Parlor – 6 Papers in a Drawer
Seacliff Steps – 2 Stones in a Row
Round 3 Solution
( CORNWALLCOAST)
Freddie’s Room – 5 Tulips in a Vase
Foyer – 5 Pigs in a Row
Round 5 Solution
Round 6 Solution
Dining Room – 3 Teapots in order
Dining Room – Dismantled Radio
Round 7 Solution
Lounge – 6 Eggs on a Plate
Police Station – 3 helmets on a rack
Round 9 Solution
Beach – 6 Toys in a basket
Community Dock – 3 fishes on their hooks
Round 10 Solution
Ballroom – 5 Olives in Glass
Round 11 Solution (green, red, orange, yellow)
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Cliff Edge of Lawn – 6 Croquet Balls
Dining Room – 3 Monks in Row
November 8, 2007
Videos are ONLINE again. – 10:24 PM, Nov 27, 2007.
We’re are now complete. The only thing that I’m not too sure about is the items list, and I’m still working on the multiple object images. But otherwise, All the scenario puzzle solutions are here, including the very last one. (And may I say, what a lovely ending.) I’ve only played through the game twice, so I haven’t been able to get the exact numbers of multiple objects in a character’s scene. If you want to request one be posted, please leave the object’s name as well as how many there are. For example, if you want to know where the moons are in Dante’s scene, ask for “10 moons in Dante’s scene.”You’re welcome to link to this particular post. Please do not hotlink to the images or the videos – this site is independent so bandwidth is limited. ;
As for those word puzzles, you can solve them all with these two tools:
Andy’s Anagram Solver
Dictionary.com’s Crossword Solver
One Across Crossword Solver
The Amazing Larry: Lightning bolts, L’s, Moons, Spades, and Clubs, and wands.
Larry’s Puzzle: pick the corret bunny out of the hat 3 times, then rearrange the cards on the sides in ascending order from top to bottom in the same suits. Click here for a video.
Lucy Longbeard: Combs, lipsticks, razor blades, butterflies, and flies.
Lucy’s Puzzle: Match the orientation of the images you find on the left with the images you find in the game field. This will unlock the two locked spaces for reels. Move a reel to a spot and press the nearest button. Rearrange the slides, then press the button beneath the TV. If you have the slides in the right order, the big green button will flash and you can move on the next one. Click here for a video.
Remember that planes fly forward, so the clouds move backwards.
Marlena the Mermaid: Musical Notes, Seahorses, Stars, Hooks, and M’s.
Marlena’s Puzzle: This has got to be the easiest puzzle in the game. Clicking on the outside ring colors bring it to the inside, clicking on an inside ring moves it one out and one clockwise. All you have to do is match inside and outside. The best strategy is to work in an orderly fashion stacking matches next to each other. Click here for a video.
Art the Carny: B’s, Candies, Cigars and Paper clips.
Art’s Puzzle: Second easiest puzzle in the game. Left lever turns the wheels to the left, right lever turns it to the right. The star button switches between color wheels. The best strategy: move all the red ones from the blue wheel to the green, then to red. Click here for a video.
Twyla’s Puzzle: Peg puzzles are notoriously frustrating, and this is no different. Aim your mouse on the edges of the pegs and you should be OK. Just match the pegs to whatever color is spinning. At the end, put the golden teeth in the mouth. Click here for a video.
Daredevil Diva: Balloons, feathers, propellers, rockets, and matches
Bianca’s Puzzle: clicking and dragging the dials next to the icons will change the icons at the bottom of the screen. You want to form these “questions” and “answers.” Click here for a video.
Foot + Ball = Football
Victorian Man + Victorian Woman = Baby
Pan + Cake = Pancake
Lightning + Tree = Dead tree
Skull + Bones = Pirate
H2 + O = Water
Monk + Key = Monkey
Star + Fish = Starfish
Angel’s Wings + Horse = Pegasus (flying horse)
Gas Container + Match = Explosion
Rooster + Hen = Little chick
Fabiano: F’s, Horse Shoes, Nuts, and Paw Prints.
Fabiano’s Puzzle: This is so easy it isn’t even fair. Click on the words on the left to form MIND. Click on the words on the right to form “SOUL.” Click on both hearts to pump blood into the cups and see the flags fly up to the top. Click on the hammer. Click here for a video.
Lance: Bats, Darts, Nails, Safety Pins, Scissors, and Swordfishes.
Lance’s Puzzle: If this is randomized, the key is to work on one row and extrapolate the rest. If not, here are the solutions. Click here for a video.
Armado’s Puzzle: Technically, the goal is to get colored balls from the chute to fall into the same color hat, and it takes skill to set up the pegs. Realistically, the best way to solve it is to randomly click close to the hat it’s supposed to fall into and do it fast. It’s not how many balls you drop that makes the chute move; it’s a timer.
Tabitha’s Puzzle: This is a “light the board” puzzle in disguise. When you click on one tile, it’ll flip it as well as the four around it. The image you want to match is the one that’s blinking along the side. Click here for a video.
Franco’s Puzzle: This has got to be the second most annoying one. It’s cute, but the key is timing. You want to watch the though bubble of the man, then match it with the item in the woman’s hand, click on it so she’ll throw it, then count to three and click on the man so his tongue will snatch the item. Repeat in the opposite way for the woman until the heart in the back is full. Click here for a video.
Dr. Goodwill’s Puzzle: You want to use shoot the stoppers of corresponding colors into the bottles. The “Rx” holes teleports, the blank tile destroys the stopper, and the arrows redirects them. Here are the solutions: Red, Amber, Blue, and Green. Click here for a video.
Puddle’s Puzzle: Drop the items from the clown’s pockets into the mouths above, matching their colors. Click on the clown’s nose to retract the tie, and turn the dials he’s holding until each picture displays a brown and yellow honeycomb. Click on the nose again, and the bees will come out. Match the order you take the bees back to the comb to the number of honey combs that are directly above each. Click here for a video.
Dante’s Puzzle: This one is complicated. 
I could describe it in text, but you’re better off watching the video.
Tans’ Puzzle: You need to fill in the blank. First, complete the switch by dragging the bottom half of it to the top half. Hit the switch. Then weigh the letters from left to right on the balancing pole to make sure they balance. Do this backwards, since you’ll end up putting the letters in backwards. Click on the satellite dish to get letters. Click here for a video.
Your Fate Revealed: You need to move the puzzle pieces from the right to the left, matching all the edges. Here’s the complete solution from the left card to the right card.
Mysterious, Changing Items (Once they’re gone, they’re GONE.)
The Amazing Larry: The lock on the water “closet.”
Entrance: A bottle/flashlight next to the ticket booth.
Entrance – ticket booth: Lock and key in the middle of the screen.
Bumper Cars: A banana on the ground.
Insanerator: Hat on the right side near the fan
Insanerator – Engine: Domino bottom right.
Mermaid Dunk: Red/Green Apple bottom right.
Marlena the Mermaid: Red big E/A on the bottom right.
Lucy Longbeard: Owl, extreme top left of the screen.
Tattoo Parlour – Book: Soda Cap right in the middle of the left edge.
Amazing Larry: The joker in the hand of the magician.
Concession Stand: The “drink” on the sign right next to the cotton candy.
Clown’s Trailer: Statue on top of the luggage, just to the right of the trailer.
Pig Pen: Pool ball (8 ball or stripes) near the pumpkin at the bottom right.
Bianca the Daredevil: Clown at the back of the scene, on the left near the white rocket.
Ringmaster’s Tent: Vase on the bottom right of the screen.
The Strong Man – Trailer: Christmas ornament/Angel top left of the screen near the back arrow.
The Strong Man: Cornucopia (a horn with stuff coming out of it) on the stage right next to the stack of tires.
Lance: the word “REAL” on a sign on the wall on top of a bat.
Entrance – Blue Van: A flower sticker on the back of the seat, middle-left of the screen.
Tattoo Palour: Ball on top of the bottle of wine (moonshine.)
Rocket Ride: A baseball/tennis ball plugging up a button, bottom right of the screen.
Gypsy’s Wagon: A gnome/skull in the barrel near center right of the screen.
Shooting Gallery: Horse/Cow on top of the shelf on the right side of the screen.
Ringmaster’s Ten- Aquarium: Leaf/butterfly just before the tail of the large yellow angel fish. Near the top of the screen.
Tabitha: Poster in the background middle left.
Art the Carny: the text “You Gotta” on the sign bottom right.
Pie Eating Contest: Just to the right and below the sign in the middle, a dog that changes from one breed to another.
Pie Eating Contest – Oven: Bottom middle of the screen, a block changes from a D to an N.
Puddles: Mushrooms at the bottle right of the screen.
Clown’s Trailer – In the trailer: Fries / Burger on the floor just in front of the bright yellow clown shoes.
Three Headed Beast: near the bottom center, the top of the lion tamer’s stool goes from a star to a target.
The Photo Shack: Rubber Duckie/Man in the water barrel to the bottom left.
Dante: The horns on his head changes shapes.
Puppet Theatre: Pine Tree / Bowling pin smack in the center of the screen.
Franco: Moon/Pidgeon near the top right on the roof.
October 6, 2007
It’s up to end of chapter 26 for now. Click on a thumbnails for a bigger image.
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
Chapter 5
Chapter 6
Chapter 7
Chapter 8
Chapter 9
Chapter 10
Chapter 11
Chapter 12
Chapter 13
Chapter 14
Chapter 15
Chapter 16
Chapter 17
Chapter 18
Chapter 19
Chapter 20
Chapter 21
Chapter 22
Chapter 23
Chapter 24
Chapter 25
Chapter 26
September 18, 2007
Ask, and ye shall receive.
September 18, 2007
The answers are right in your computer; I could go ahead and list all the riddles and answers, but I’ll leave that to your finding it yourself.
Open up windows explorer and find where Forgotten Riddles is installed. Most likely, that’s in your c:\program files\Forgotten Riddles. If you can’t find it there, open up search and look for “forgottenriddles” and you should be able to find the folder where the game is installed. Open up My Computer and navigate to the installation folder, and open the “level” folder.
You should find a bunch of level.ini files, numbered. When you open them, you should see these:
[1]
Rune= Fermented for cider or baked in a pie, my sweet fruit will make me the me of your eye
Photo= A delicious red apple
Hint= Look for me hidden in the lower right bush
X1=620
X2=655
Y1=495
Y2=530
Px=637
Py=491
Rune is what the riddle will show, Photo is the caption under the photo when you click on the object, and hint is what the game will tell you when you use a hint. The rest are positions, but you shouldn’t need those once you have Rune and Hint. If you’re looking for something specific you can just use the edit > find that you can find in Notepad.
If you’re looking for the “lock” puzzles, try the “positional.ini” file. The grids are numbered as follows: from left to right, it’s 0 and ascending, then from top to bottom, 0 to ascending. You’ll see “c1″ which stands for column 1, and “r1″ which stands for row 1. It’s pretty easy to find your way around them.
If you’re really stuck on those rotational puzzles, you can find all the reference images in the “art” folder.
Happy hunting!
August 9, 2007
I’ve sorted this walkthrough by levels, and then the images are just in order of puzzles. They’re full-sized, so I didn’t host them on this page (since they would stretch way over the edge of the screen.) If you see a pink arrow, that means that the level’s goal is behind an object, and the arrow is pointing at it.
This should have EVERY SINGLE ITEM asked for in the game, so it’s a complete walkthrough. Go ahead and pass it around, just don’t “borrow” the images, so to speak. I only have so much bandwidth.
BTW, these of course contain MAJOR spoilers. So only click on the level you’re truly stuck on!
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