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Deep Chalk: Third Phase

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In the third episode in Zack Livetone's series of abstract point-and-click adventures, you once again accompany a floating crystal through a world of photographic landscapes and chalked-in plantlife, coaxing various bits and tibbles into place in order to solve puzzles. Some objects need to be pushed, some clicked, some nudged. Turn up your speakers for this.

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Deep Chalk Walkthrough

Title

  • Click the Lever left of the words "third phase"

Screen 1

  • Use the buttons on the bottom right corner, so all the poles are in the boxes.

  • Mouse over the sun in the middle of the screen. Flower buds will appear on the branches below. Mouseover the flower buds to make them bloom. Keep doing this until a bridge is formed.

Screen 2

  • Knock the ball off the pedestal by moving over it with your mouse

  • Mouse over all the butterflies so they form a bridge.

  • To the right of the big hook in the bottom center of the window, there is a button. Push it, and then nudge the ball into the hole that is formed.

Screen 3

  • Hit the button near the diamond so that the diamond followed your cursor.

  • Mouse over the symbol in the top right corner, it will tell you which order to hang the umbrellas up. The numbers will be located near each umbrella.

  • To hang the umbrellas just move the propeller under each one.

  • Move the vehicle over to the bottom right corner and the diamond will get out.

Screen 4

  • Press the buttons on the rock below you so the electricity arrives at roughly the same time. The order will be middle, left, right.

  • Use the water valves to water the seed so it turns into a ball.

  • Click the seed

  • turn off the water after the ball falls so that the new leak will act like a bridge.

  • Then watter the ball on the ground.

Screen 5

  • Use the broken pipe from the tower to repair the bridge.

  • The second piece is in the crack between the rocks after the bridge.

  • The third is down in the middle under one of the flowers.

  • Mouse over the fireballs?, and follow them all so they all get to the right side of the screen. Keep mousing over them.

Screen 6

  • Mouse over the sun, it will highlight places around the screen you need to click to remove the poles.

  • The code for the radio occasionally falls off the bridge.

  • 1969

42 Comments

jaywalkar August 4, 2009 4:48 AM

Like the game, but am stuck on the second level.

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jaywalkar August 4, 2009 4:53 AM

Ok, beat level 2, now I am really stuck on level 3.

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jaywalkar August 4, 2009 5:01 AM

Ok, beat the game now. Short but sweet.

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Tobberian August 4, 2009 5:18 AM

Screen 3

Mouse over the round symbol up to the left and numbers 1-4 will tell you in what order you must hook the umbrellas, fly under them in rising order. There's a bucket to tip which does nothing?

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Anonymous August 4, 2009 6:00 AM

is that the stick bridge and 3 seeds? need to get the seeds to the other side at same time... next, do the umberellas in number order.

nice game - does it stop after the numbers on the remote control???? shame.

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CaptainLepton August 4, 2009 6:33 AM

Last screen

Coming down the ramp to the radio:

Hover over sun to reveal stars. Click on each to remove barriers. Watch to left of bridge to see message "1969". Key into radio

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really stuck at level 2 T_T

im past the butterfly bridge. Then what?

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Great game, a well worthy successor of the previous installments!

One of the easiest 5 mushrooms I've ever given a game.

bio

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Excellent little game. A tad short, yes, but the puzzles are just right, the music really augments the atmosphere and the style is just superb. Another 5 sta- mushrooms from me!

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Vogonviking August 4, 2009 8:51 AM

A beautiful little game but I am really stuck on the level with the floating orbs. Please help!

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As sublime as the first two games in the series.

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Anonymous August 4, 2009 10:46 AM

You can get by the sticks on the orb level by lining the orbs up on the other side.

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Vogonviking August 4, 2009 11:58 AM

Thanks JIGuest, but how do I get them to line up? I can't seem to control them and they fade away.

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Miles O'Toothpaste August 4, 2009 11:58 AM

Second level, the cracked orb and the hole in the ground. Help!

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Tobberian August 4, 2009 12:36 PM

Vogonviking:
to get passed the orbs..

move the mouse over them quickly if they stop, until they are lined on the other sides ground.

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Seemed fun...till you get to just the 2nd screen and realize you have no idea what to do. :-/

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Ah...nothing quite like pointless pixel hunting to find the one small part you can click on to interact with the puzzle.

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Can anyone give any advice as to the second screen? I know it has something to do with the musical hooks, but what...

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Username August 4, 2009 1:34 PM

I gotta admit, as much as I like a good puzzle game one that relies on pixel hunting and worse, having the speakers on, makes me close the window. I'm at work, I can't play with the speakers on, and if what J said above is correct, I need to be able to hear the hooks in order to get past level 2.

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boatshoes August 4, 2009 2:40 PM

level 2:

mouse over the orb from right to left to make it roll off. Click on the back of the telescope and hold down until you move away, that makes the image stay. Then pull on the small cord below to open the trap door, roll the ball into it.

At least, that's what worked for me.

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Unfun pretentious nonsense.

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Username,

if someone, then I really loath pixel-hunting and I routinely make remarks about it in my comments when i meet it in a game. Here i met no pixel-hunting. Maybe i only was lucky and clicked on the right place purely by chance, though...

As for speakers on... Well, right now I've got neither headphones, nor loudspeakers attached to the PC, so I simply HAD TO complete the game without any audio-clue. And it was no problem. Or again i got just lucky?

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boatshoes August 4, 2009 3:10 PM

J: It has nothing to do with the order of the hooks. In fact, I don't think they're even necessary, but I'll leave that to someone else to test.

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I recognise nearly all of the music samples used in this game, which I suspect means I listen to too much Boards of Canada. Ah well.

Good game though. Atmospheric is a word that gets tossed around a lot, but I think it definitely applies here. Mind you, though, I got stuck on level 2 for what seemed like an age, all because

I didn't realise you had to make the image from the telescope stay in place in order to roll the ball. I knew I had to roll the ball though, so there was a lot of frustrating mouse over action before I caved and looked at the comments.

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Anonymous August 4, 2009 3:46 PM

Very nice to hear Boards of Canada in a flash game like this. Thank you and my compliments, Zack Stone.

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Vogonviking August 4, 2009 3:47 PM

At last I've done it!! Thanks for your help chaps!

Boatshoes, I agree with you, I don't think the hooks are necessary either.

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vwarcraft August 4, 2009 4:35 PM

Wow. This game happens to be of the exact genre i like- pure point n' click with not too much item hunting. Sadly, this kind of game is not available much anymore (much to my dismay.) So i give a big thumbs up for this series- keep on going!

-Vwar

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Deep Chalk Walkthrough

Title

  • Click the Lever left of the words "third phase"

Screen 1

  • Use the buttons on the bottom right corner, so all the poles are in the boxes.

  • Mouse over the sun in the middle of the screen. Flower buds will appear on the branches below. Mouseover the flower buds to make them bloom. Keep doing this until a bridge is formed.

Screen 2

  • Knock the ball off the pedestal by moving over it with your mouse

  • Mouse over all the butterflies so they form a bridge.

  • To the right of the big hook in the bottom center of the window, there is a button. Push it, and then nudge the ball into the hole that is formed.

Screen 3

  • Hit the button near the diamond so that the diamond followed your cursor.

  • Mouse over the symbol in the top right corner, it will tell you which order to hang the umbrellas up. The numbers will be located near each umbrella.

  • To hang the umbrellas just move the propeller under each one.

  • Move the vehicle over to the bottom right corner and the diamond will get out.

Screen 4

  • Press the buttons on the rock below you so the electricity arrives at roughly the same time. The order will be middle, left, right.

  • Use the water valves to water the seed so it turns into a ball.

  • Click the seed

  • turn off the water after the ball falls so that the new leak will act like a bridge.

  • Then watter the ball on the ground.

Screen 5

  • Use the broken pipe from the tower to repair the bridge.

  • The second piece is in the crack between the rocks after the bridge.

  • The third is down in the middle under one of the flowers.

  • Mouse over the fireballs?, and follow them all so they all get to the right side of the screen. Keep mousing over them.

Screen 6

  • Mouse over the sun, it will highlight places around the screen you need to click to remove the poles.

  • The code for the radio occasionally falls off the bridge.

  • 1969

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Frustrating, unresponsive controls and ultimately not funny at all. I'd rather play Samorost over and over again rather than this.

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Agree with Muttley.

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throttle August 4, 2009 9:23 PM

i really want to see the 6th screen but the orbs on the 5th one just wont listen to me(!) can someone help or not ? :(

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I've read the walkthrough, but I'm still very much stuck on level 3.
I hover the mouse over the umbrella symbol in the top left, a sound plays but nothing appears to indicate what order I'm supposed to put the umbrellas in. I've tried clicking, randomly placing the umbrellas, but nothing works. I don't think I'm missing anything, but just can't figure it out...

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OrigamiMarie August 5, 2009 12:46 AM

Cute, pleasant, like the other two but just different enough. And I am pleased with myself for doing it without walk-through help.

Orbs

Wave your mouse at them from top to bottom to get them started. The bottom one will go off-screen for a while.

First chase the other orb that went up. As soon as it starts moving (or maybe before), go chase the one that went right. The timing is just right that if you alternate, you can probably keep them going.

The third one will reappear coming from the upper-right at about the time you have the other orbs nearly in place. Quickly chase everybody into the path, and you're there.

It took me a few tries to figure this pattern out, and a couple more to execute it right. But it does work, and I am no speedy-mouser.

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OrigamiMarie August 5, 2009 12:51 AM

@Silva

It's the three tiny dots surrounding the umbrella symbol. If you hover over one of those, little numbers will appear next to each of the four umbrella stations. If you accidentally do them out of order, just finish all of them and they will come off and you can try again. When they are all hung up (and stay hung up), hover next to that odd thing in the lower-right corner.

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great game but WTF is up with

1969?

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houseworkisevil August 21, 2009 2:13 PM

A good year, I remember it well!

I love the deep chalk games. I find myself wearing a little smile at the end of them, and I can get through them myself, if I wale away for a bit.

The atmosphere is very pleasant and very different. I had no trouble with the cursor (using a Mac with OS Tiger).

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Patreon VIP Chiktionary August 31, 2009 8:43 AM

I agree with Houseworkisevil, a really pleasant experience with mild frustration levels.
Great music, nice ambience. Need more Deep Chalk.

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I keep getting messages that the deepchalk.net domain expired in January. Is it available anywhere else?

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Did anyone else see a huge influence from Mateusz Skutnik's Submachine series? The artwork simply HAS to be from Submachine. Did ZAck Stone mention Submachine at all?

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Anonymous June 9, 2011 3:46 PM

@Jae, yes Zack mentions inspiration from his games on his new blog.

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