Why are gamers turning to mousepads made of glass? Read our article here or take a look at our sponsored partner SkyPAD’s Kickstarter if you are interested in getting your own.Once upon a time there were four Jötnar, Guardians of the four seasons of the year, who protected the ancient Scandinavian forests. Head to the next part of our Röki walkthrough here!
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In the next scene, examine the well, and you’ll be free of the vision at last. Offer it to the right hand.įinally, grab the locket. Offer the ring to the left hand and then in your inventory, combine the red nail polish with the necklace to get a red necklace. Get back down the ladder, onto the hairbrush, and go to the north coast, with the two forbidding hands. Use your fishing hook on the hand to release the locket. Climb up and run to the left until the stone hand is highlighted. Go back to the north-east shore and use your comb on the rocks to get a makeshift ladder. On your way back to the hairbrush, be sure to grab the necklace again. Grab the fishing hook from the open fishing box, and then use Henrik’s camera to return. Once inside the photograph, use the fishing box and set the combination to ‘1705’, as we have learned from the clues in the other photographs. Go to the final photograph of the fishing trip and examine it. Combine the straws in your inventory with the rope, and then use this makeshift bridge on the chasm. Then run past the hand to the chasm in the back. Use the pearl necklace on the stone hand to give it to the hand. Now get back on the hairbrush and go to the west coast, i.e. Once the hand is amused, run past it and grab the ring on top of the cliff. Give the cat collar to the stone hand that’s tapping the ground. Pick up the comb from Henrik’s shirt pocket and then use the camera to return to the shore. Notice that the last two digits of its combination are ‘05’. Pick up the third straw in the yellow cup near the tent, and then examine the fishing box. Examine the camping photograph here to enter it. Use the hairbrush to go to the east shore. In the vision that follows, once again examine the ‘ghost’ Tove to return. Head to the north-east shore and pick up the pearl necklace. Examine and then use Tove’s mother’s camera to return to the shore. Here, we need to pick up four things: the blue-coloured ring biscuit on the table, the straw in the red-and-white cup, the straw on the shelf to the left of the stove, and the cat collar (which the cat is wearing).īefore you leave, examine the calendar on the fridge to learn that Tove was born on the 17th of an unspecified month. Examine the photograph with the cat to enter it. When you return to outside the cabin, examine the ‘ghost’ version of Tove to return to the shore. Sail north-west, to the shore with the red nail polish bottle. Use the pencil on the hairbrush to your right to get off the island. Start by picking up the eyeliner pencil to your left. To escape the vision, you need to retrieve Tove’s mother’s locket. When you find yourself back at the cabin, go to the well and pick up the safety rope. Chapter 2 (Contd.) How do I escape the Wolf Guardian Vision? As Röki is mostly an open-ended puzzle adventure game, this guide is written in a question-and-answer format, so that you can focus on each problem individually.įind out more about Röki at its official website here. Welcome to the Into Indie Games walkthrough for Röki. Part 6 – Books, Keystones, Sundial, Rings.Part 3 – Eastern Ramparts, 3 Gibbet Puzzle.Part 2 – Prison, Eastern Courtyard, Gibbet.Part 1 – Reaching Castle, Portcullises, Well.Part 11 – Nattabloom, Mushrooms, Poison.Part 10 – Mask of All-Seeing, Trapped Älva.Part 9 – Invisibility Mask, Ram Skull, Kroke.Part 7 – Fighting Spider, Freeing Tomtes.Part 4 – Freeing Nokken, Getting Wolf Staff.Part 3 – Fossegrim, Stones, Flute, Food.Part 2 – Wolf Puzzles, Wolf Staff, Nokken.Part 1 – Hurting Troll, Mother Tree, Dagger.28 Jul, 2020 Stuck in Röki? This walkthrough will guide you through escaping the vision you find yourself in when you meet the Wolf Guardian.
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