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1. Open the inventory screen by clicking on the icon on your main panel.

2. Left-click on the icon then click on the inventory item that you wish to inspect. If this is an item you can read, you will go to close-up view of that item

3. Next, use the cursor to bring up what the document says.

Passwords

There are a few places that you will need to type in a password to gain access to something. These are given in the game, so write down anything that might seem important.

Jigsaw puzzle

This puzzle requires you to assemble pieces in order to form a complete item. To do this, use your mouse and left-click on the piece you wish to move. Drag this piece to the desired spot by keeping the mouse button pressed. When you are at the location you want, just release the mouse button and the piece will be released.

You can only exit out of this puzzle after one piece has been moved, then the exit button will show up. Also, if you exit out before puzzle is complete, the pieces will re-arrange themselves and you will have to start from the beginning.

Note:

Egypt letter puzzle

In this puzzle you will need to re-arrange letters to form a word. When you are in the close-up view, left-click on the letter you wish to move, then click on the desired spot. Letters can be moved around until the correct word is formed.

Rock wall puzzle

Here you will need to place colored pieces in a certain pattern. In the close-up view, left-click your mouse on the desired piece and the cursor will change to that item. Then, use that to click on a location of your choice and the piece will be dropped. If you choose not to use that piece, just click it on the empty place outside the puzzle and the piece will return to the original position.

If you make a mistake, just hit the reset button to return all pieces to their original place.

Scroll puzzle

You will need to figure out what certain symbols represent by using a code. When you are able to access this puzzle, a text line will start out on the first row of symbols. Here, you can type in your answer using the keyboard. When you are finished typing, hit enter. If your answer is correct, the text line will move to the next line of symbols.

Panel puzzle

Note:

Unless the correct code is entered, the puzzle will also reset when you exit the close-up.

Hints and tips

Misc information

Talk to everyone and take everything that isn't nailed down. You never know what could be useful.

Sometimes interacting with characters or objects can open up new avenues that weren't available before. Always re-trace your steps to see what has changed.

Inspect your inventory items carefully for clues or information.

Inspect all rooms carefully. Sometimes the

most inconspicous things can reveal hidden items.

Save your game often because there are places to die.

The game offers multiple solutions to certain puzzles so you can re-play the game with an entirely different perspective.

About the author

Anne

Here you will have to click on certain tiles to enter a code. When you are in the close-up view, click on a tile to enter it for the sequence. If you are right, you will be able to enter the next one. If not, the puzzle resets and you will have to start over again.

Door lock puzzle

Note:

Unless the correct code is entered, the puzzle will also reset when you exit the close-up.

You will need to enter the correct code to gain entrance to another room. In the close-up view, click on the tiles that you believe is the combination. When the whole sequence has been entered and you are correct, a green light will appear and the code will then lock in place. If you are not correct, the code will reset.

My name is Anne Hemenway and I have always been into writing and computer games. But more recently, I have found that I can take both the elements I love and combine them through the wonderful world of 3D graphics.

With this new avenue open to me, I was able to see my stories take shape in a way I never thought possible before. To actually see my characters walking and talking was like a dream come true. And this was how The Treasured Medallion was born.

The storyline was based largely on a manuscript I was writing, but developed way beyond that into a unique creation all its own. A project that took about 2 1/2 years to complete, but one that was well worth it. Even though this is my first game, it definitely won't be my last.

Legal Statement

'The Treasured Medallion' is copywrite © 2009 AH 4Media, all rights reserved. Neither the software nor the manuel may be duplicated or reproduced either in part or full without the sole written permission of the owner.

AH 4Media accepts no responsiblity should anything happen to your computer during the downloading, installation or playing of 'The Treasured Medallion'.

This software is considered freeware and as such no money may change hands for the distribution of 'The Treasured Medallion'. You may, of course, distribute the game freely as long as all the original files remain intact and not tampered with in any way.

In no way is 'The Treasured Medallion' to be considered open source. This means you can not reproduce the code nor use any of the graphics for the sole purpose of making another game.

Author's note...

I personally want to thank all the amazing artists for their 3D objects, textures and props that you see throughout the game. Without their talent and expertise, I wouldn't have been able to bring this game to life.

Credits

Producer / Director / Writer

Beta-Testers

Music and Sound effects

Game Engine

Graphics

Anne Hemenway

Steve Hemenway, Kathleen Miller,

Kathy Thompson

Adventure Game Studio by Chris Jones

Rendered on Poser 6 and Daz Studio using graphics obtained from:

SoundDogs.com

Renderosity, Daz 3D, Content Paradise, Poserworld and 3D Commune

Troublshooting

This game has been throughly tested, but if for unseen reason a problem arises, please e-mail me at:

I will respond to all inquiries as soon as possible.

medallion@ah4media.com

Contact info

medallion@ah4media.com

E-mail address:

Web address:

www.ah4media.com

TrueType font display uses ALFont by Javier Gonzalez and the Freetype project. Distributed under the terms of the FreeType project license.

OGG player is alogg by Javier Gonzalez, using the Ogg Vorbis decoder, which is available from http://www.xiph.org/ Copyright (c) 2002, Xiph.org Foundation

MP3 player is almp3, by Javier Gonzalez and the FreeAmp team. It uses the mpg123 MP3 decoder, and is distributed under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License version 2.1.

Jigsaw module -Felix Drott (GarageGothic)
Flashlight module- monkey_05_06

With either map, if you click on it by accident and do not wish to go to a new location, just click on the return button at the bottom left of the screen and you will return to your present location.