Is the latest point-and-click title from adventure game veterans Ron Gilbert, Gary Winnick, and David Fox, the creators of such games as Maniac Mansion, Monkey Island 1&2, and Zak McKracken and the Alien Mindbenders. After previously releasing on PC and Xbox One, it's now available on PS4 as well, so there's never been a better time to check it out.Taking place in the fictional town of Thimbleweed Park, the game has many mysteries for players to solve throughout its duration - with some being significantly more difficult than others to crack. That’s why we’ve decided to compile a guide to help you successfully navigate the game.

Walk down the ladder to the lower part of the factory. Walk to the left and then open the panel on the side of the computer system. Look at the control panel. You can’t do anything yet without a manual. Fast travel to the Edmund Mansion and go into the library. Use the IndexTron 3000 to locate the “Programming the SR-01”, which is in. Leave the office and head down the stairs behind the blast door. Once Delores walks down the hall Chuck will restart the computer. Push the red button to turn off the computer.

What follows are instructions on how to find every item, as well as solutions to every puzzle. Good luck and happy adventuring!Update: If you don't want to follow our walkthrough immediately, you can now dial 4468 (HINT) from any phone in the game to receive hints for the section you're currently on. Part One - The MeetingOnce you’re in control of Boris, open the gate and go to the right. Look at the note on how to initiate the meeting in the inventory.Pick up the rock in the stream and use it on the Trestle Trail light near the sign.Walk through the foliage to the right of the screen. You’ll be attacked, signalling the end of part one.Jump to Section:. Part One - The Meeting.

Clue classic pc game download. Thimbleweed Park is a graphical adventure game by Ron Gilbert and Gary Winnick. It’s received near perfect scores from reviewers on Steam, Gog.com and Microsoft who say it faithfully recreates the classic point-and-click adventure games of days gone by.

Thimbleweed Park can be played in either Casual or Hard mode. It’s recommended that you play in Hard mode if you want to experience all of the puzzles as some of them will be left out in casual mode. The walkthrough will assume you are playing in hard mode.

Thimbleweed Park began as a Kickstarter campaign back in November of 2014. It raised around $600,000 from over 15,000 people, reaching their main goal and also a number of stretch goals such as full English voice acting.

Inspiration for the design of the game came from such classics as Maniac Mansion from LucasArts. The developers said that they liked the “charm, simplicity and innocence” of the original point-and-click adventure games and wanted to replicate that in a modern form.

Judging by the reviews the designers have been wildly successful and Thimbleweed Park was the highest rated PC game in March 2017. The game was developed and published by independent developer Terrible Toybox.