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Simeon Meade 1: The Cell

For those of us that are able to focus (tenuously arrived at, in-game, pun intended) Simeon Meade 1: The Cell provides a dark and brooding return to photorealistic point'n'click gaming. From the same people that brought you The Obion Series back in '06 [subbed by josh ledbetter].

Entry 3660, Monday, 02 Feb 2009, Filed In Games
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Comment By Pandemonium

Nice.

Comment 1, Monday, 02 Feb 2009 08:30:21

Comment By Suzi

2nd

Comment 2, Monday, 02 Feb 2009 08:47:45

Comment By JL

THIRD!!!!!!!

Comment 3, Monday, 02 Feb 2009 09:05:34

Comment By JohnnyB

Quatro

Comment 4, Monday, 02 Feb 2009 09:06:16
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Comment By Hepmepleeze

OKay, I'll admit that I'm stumped.

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if you take the numbers scratched into the bench, 1-9, and lay them out on a 3x3 grid, there are three possible solutions. This would seem to fit the square box beside the door...almost. The box, however, only has eight clickable points. Even so, I tried clicking the points in order of each of the three possible solutions, with the fuse in each of the three positions, for nine different combinations. None of this caused any change in the game status.

Now I wait for brighter minds than mine to address the problem.

Comment 5, Monday, 02 Feb 2009 09:09:52

Comment By Loopyfruit

can anyone give me an idea about the code on the nine squares please

Comment 6, Monday, 02 Feb 2009 09:10:21

Comment By Loopyfruit

ok done the code

test

Comment 7, Monday, 02 Feb 2009 09:16:26

Comment By Loopyfruit

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</te
sting>

Comment 8, Monday, 02 Feb 2009 09:17:38

Comment By Hepmepleeze

I should add . . .

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if my hunch is right, that the solution may be finding a way to "activate" the button in the middle of the 3x3 grid.

Comment 9, Monday, 02 Feb 2009 09:17:57

Comment By Loopyfruit

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</ the bench markings are like a jigsaw you put them together in the grid>

Comment 10, Monday, 02 Feb 2009 09:18:38

Comment By Hepmepleeze

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yes. and you'll notice that the number 6 appears twice, using that hint you can work it out to three possible solutions

Comment 11, Monday, 02 Feb 2009 09:21:29

Comment By Loopyfruit

The number code

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</i have the numbers 8974 which i have put in mirror image but it does not work>
anyone got any ideas?

Comment 12, Monday, 02 Feb 2009 09:30:57

Comment By Tiege

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Logically the 6 can only go in the middle left, or bottom left position. If the 6 is in the middle left, only the grid with the 1 or 5 at the top can fit, so the 6 must be the bottom left. This leaves just 2 solutions.

158 518
123 234
679 697

I tried the first combination and it worked

Comment 13, Monday, 02 Feb 2009 09:36:09

Comment By Hepmepleeze

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Uh, yeah that's right, I screwed up the 5 and 9 on one solution grid. But anyway what do you mean it worked? How did it work? Did you get the middle button to light up?

Comment 14, Monday, 02 Feb 2009 09:41:10

Comment By Pufumic

Combination:

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First combination above worked for me, too. I had the fuse in the "door" position.

Also stuck on the 4 digit code. Not sure which way it goes in. Any ideas?

Comment 15, Monday, 02 Feb 2009 09:44:42

Comment By Tiege

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I just went row by row and put in my numbers, I didn't have any problems with the middle button. I can't tell you the secret, because I didn't have a problem with it.
I am still working on the number you have to put in reverse, AFTER you input the right numbers into the 3 X3 grid.
Loopyfruit... just where did you find the number 8974?

Comment 16, Monday, 02 Feb 2009 09:45:22

Comment By Hepmepleeze

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Oh, come on! What do you mean it worked? What does it do? Nothing seems to happen for me.

Comment 17, Monday, 02 Feb 2009 09:46:18

Comment By Pufumic

Code

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Look out the door hole, particularly when you put the fuse in the alarm. Code is on the wall when image in focus. But my code seems to be 9C47.

Comment 18, Monday, 02 Feb 2009 09:47:57

Comment By Loopyfruit

tiege

</ 8 is on top corner of plaque on door
look through the door to the left this is where first u see 9 then 4-7
i thought the numbers were either 8974 or 893 if u do the math for 4-7 i am now stuck>

Comment 19, Monday, 02 Feb 2009 09:50:56

Comment By Hepmepleeze

So your middle button lights up? I don't understand.
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where did you "enter" the numbers?

Comment 20, Monday, 02 Feb 2009 09:51:10

Comment By Loopyfruit

sorry spoiler didnt work so sorry guys

Comment 21, Monday, 02 Feb 2009 09:51:35

Comment By Jess

Helpmepleeze and others wrestling with the code:

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You need to first get the metal plate off before you can access the 3X3 grid. To do so, press the 6th button, 8th button and then 6th button again on the metal plate.

Comment 22, Monday, 02 Feb 2009 09:54:42

Comment By Pufumic

OUT:)

tips

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1. Look through the door hole with the fuse in the alarm. You will see the code part after the (- bit. Otherwise I don't think you can. This gives you the first 3 digits of the code.

For the last digit, use the "8" form the door plate.

You need to have the fuse in the door slot to get out as well.

Comment 23, Monday, 02 Feb 2009 09:58:37

Comment By Hepmepleeze

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6-8-6 . . . err, that didn't work either

Comment 24, Monday, 02 Feb 2009 09:59:06

Comment By Loopyfruit

done it!!!!
</spoiler the code is 9 c 4 8 >

Comment 25, Monday, 02 Feb 2009 10:00:42

Comment By Scap

4-digit code:

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With the alarm on, look through the door. On the far left, you see 4-7, go a little to the right, you see 9-3-4. Assuming that the cell numbers are all 4 digits, you can guess that left door is ?-?-4-7, and the right door is 9-3-4-?. Again assuming that those two doors and your door is numbered in order, your cell # is either 9-3-4-5 or 9-3-4-8. The "8" on the far right corner of the door panel is your final hint.

Comment 26, Monday, 02 Feb 2009 10:08:21

Comment By Darkbex

where is the second panel that you put the 'code' in I have found the 3X3 grid

Comment 27, Monday, 02 Feb 2009 11:16:45

Comment By Botzi

where do we type in the code once we have it?

Comment 28, Monday, 02 Feb 2009 13:18:57

Comment By Threeattic

Hepmepleeze:

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I think you're looking at something different. You're looking at the plate with nine dots on it? The combination of spots to hit there is different from the code everyone's talking about; that's on the number pad underneath the plate.

To get the plate off:

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Do middle row, right column, then bottom row, middle column, then middle row right column again.

Comment 29, Monday, 02 Feb 2009 15:17:02

Comment By Annlon

The combo that worked for me was...

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158

234

679

Comment 30, Monday, 02 Feb 2009 15:36:34

Comment By Fairyhedgehog

That was OK except for
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the way the code was almost invisible and really hard to see

Thanks for the help, everyone. I needed it for this one.

Comment 31, Monday, 02 Feb 2009 16:06:28
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Comment By Brett

what is the last code for the door??

Comment 32, Monday, 02 Feb 2009 16:37:19

Comment By Hepmepleeze

Threeattic, thanks but I've tried that 6-8-6 over and over again (not that I can find any reason why that would be the sequence, did someone judt randomly guess that?), with the fuse in every position. The cover *never* comes off for me. I guess I'm just completely misunderstanding what everyone is saying. Either way, I'm sick of clicking on those buttons.

Comment 33, Tuesday, 03 Feb 2009 07:11:04

Comment By Jto

thirty third!
all sounds rather complicated to me...
look s quite good though....

Comment 34, Tuesday, 03 Feb 2009 17:07:43

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