Imagia 3: The Quarry

You better pop on your hard hat before trying to play Imagia 3: The Quarry, otherwise you run the risk of a falling rock mushing up your brains, which will make the whole puzzle solving aspect of the game very difficult. Just ask any zombie if you don't believe me... Please make sure you do that from a safe distance though [found via Jay's Tweets].

Entry 4835, Tuesday, June 28th 2011, Filed In Games
Rating(92%)

Comments

OSP™

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FIRST!

"Do I feel ashamed of myself? Definitely. Am I doing Satan's work? Yes."

Comment 1, Tuesday, June 28th 2011 11:50:32 AM

Chacha

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I love Imagia, this #3 looks great

Comment 2, Tuesday, June 28th 2011 11:58:54 AM

Chacha

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This game is awesome!
So far
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a mallet and a chisel (used), 17 flowers, a telescope (used but it shows nothing interested for now), a board (used), 2 snippet/book, a note, 3 coins (used)

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give the coins to the “bird” to unlock a way

Comment 3, Tuesday, June 28th 2011 12:22:54 PM

Graeme

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@chacha: I have to say I've loved the other games in this series, and I'm really looking fwd to playing this properly when I get some time.

Comment 4, Tuesday, June 28th 2011 12:38:23 PM

Graeme

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Doh! Should have added this to the post, here's the link to the rest of the series:

http://lazylaces.com?s=imagia

Comment 5, Tuesday, June 28th 2011 12:40:35 PM

Chacha

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Oh yes Graeme, it's worth it. Now I've got
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a knife (used), 18 flowers, 3 snipetts

but I'm stuk with that pulley thingy. Help!

Comment 6, Tuesday, June 28th 2011 12:49:57 PM

Christophernashville

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Great Game, thx Graeme, for the access...

Comment 7, Tuesday, June 28th 2011 01:10:22 PM

Chacha

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out :) with 18 flowers and 3 secrets out of 6.
A brilliant game

Comment 8, Tuesday, June 28th 2011 01:50:32 PM

OSP™

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Really enjoyed all 3 Imagia games!

Comment 9, Tuesday, June 28th 2011 02:01:11 PM

Paint

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Oooooo, I was waiting for this. Fantastic little series they've got going here, I had my doubts after playing the first one, but the second one was able to hit that sweet spot of being challenging for the right reasons. Influence from Submachine is obvious but they said that from the start, and I suspect that most coders who make these kinds of games have played at least one Murtaugh creation.

Looking forward to giving this the time it deserves.

Comment 10, Tuesday, June 28th 2011 07:08:23 PM

Paint

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And out. Great game, few unsolved odds and ends though that I will have to go back to.

HINT: (click box to highlight/fade)

You can go left from the claw controls in the cave. I was stuck for like a half hour because I didn't realize that.

Comment 11, Tuesday, June 28th 2011 08:38:27 PM

Jarders

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@ Paint. THANK YOU! (capitals intended..)

Comment 12, Wednesday, June 29th 2011 04:56:42 AM

Ralf Hebecker

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Thanks for the friendly reception, lazylacers. Glad that you enjoy the game!

Comment 13, Wednesday, June 29th 2011 05:28:17 AM

Dedhed

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stuck looking for the third coin

Comment 14, Wednesday, June 29th 2011 05:56:44 AM

Dedhed

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nvm... got a little ahead of myself

Comment 15, Wednesday, June 29th 2011 06:16:34 AM

Dedhed

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good one... only found one secret though... solid series!

Comment 16, Wednesday, June 29th 2011 06:26:36 AM

Annie

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I just cannot get the up and down to work. Help!

Comment 17, Wednesday, June 29th 2011 02:41:13 PM

Paint

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Yeah so uh... I've got all 6 secrets, but I actually

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Managed to make the last marble head that's in the little book you get totally by mistake, so I'm missing the last lower left corner of the page, even though I've got all the secrets XDDD where the hell is that paper?! I've looked everywhere...

Comment 18, Wednesday, June 29th 2011 09:31:28 PM

Paint

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@Annie: What do you mean by the up and down? If you're talking about

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trying to get the parts up to the unicorn, you've gotta grab the part with the claw that moves horizontally, drop it down a level onto the little cart on the track, and then move the cart over to the right where there is another claw that moves vertically as the other claw moves horizontally. This is all controlled by the big wheel and lever in the control room, they move the claws vertically and horizontally and the cart horizontally.

Comment 19, Wednesday, June 29th 2011 09:38:12 PM