Golden Heart: In this latest escape-the-room game by TomaTea, you are whisked away to an enchanting little caf&eacute in Paris, France. Each brain-teaser in Golden Heart is just complex enough to require thought without being overly perplexing. Although, one puzzle will be much easier to those who know how to read and play music, our review provides all the necessary information to elucidate even the tone deaf.

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LWK•July 14, 2011 5:00 PMEasy peasy, lemon squeezy. Perfect for the end of the day!

chipmunk•July 14, 2011 5:29 PMAlmost done, but I can’t figure out

which notes to play on the music box.

chipmunk•July 14, 2011 5:50 PMNevermind, I had figured it out, but

if you press the wrong key, you have to leave the music box and come back to it!

nerdypants•July 14, 2011 6:47 PMOut! That was nice and easy. I only got stuck on the clock puzzle. Though it was only after I’d solved it that I realized

the light on the coffee machine was actually a clue for the clock.

swooning•July 14, 2011 6:55 PM@nerdypants I had the opposite problem,

I got the coffee machine clue but it took me forever to get the part about the circles being different (graduated) sizes *facepalm*

But I got out by myself, yay!

elle•July 14, 2011 7:25 PMGOLDEN HEART WALKTHROUGH

Part One: Putting Together Clues, Gathering Items and Opening Doors

When you begin Golden Heart, you’re facing a wall of shelves and cupboards. Click on each area to look more closely:

There is a locked music box, a locked cage (in which you can see the golden heart necklace), four locked cupboard doors, and a padlocked lattice gate. These are the doors you’ll have to get past before you can find the exit key and leave the game. Back up to view the whole room again then turn left. Now you’re facing the front window and two booths. Focusing in on each table, you’ll find some heart charms. You’ll also find that:

Each table also has a number; notice how each table has a colored flower? Take note of that.

One more item to pick up from table 1: Matches.

Turn left again to see the door. Go ahead and try it. Don’t take my word for it that it’s locked. On either side of the door are two shelves. Focus on each:

On the right shelf . . .

There is a green heart on along with a clock. Hey, the time is even correct. Nothing else usual about it, though, I guess.

On the left shelf . . .

There are two more heart pieces and some interesting postcards. Let’s read what’s written on back . . .

Hmm. No secret love letters but there is a picture of a chef doing a happy dance (or practicing a tortured yoga stance . . .). Stash that away, maybe it will be fun to show friends back home.

Back up again, turn left again: the trees design on the wall is pretty, but better have a gander at these last two booths. These two tables are also . . .

numbered #2 and #4, each has different colored flowers, and some heart charms. Make more note of what you see and gather up the hearts.

While at number 4, reach down between the left side of the table and the chair to pick up an ivory piano key.

At this point, you should have enough information to open a cupboard door. Let’s look at the cupboards again . . .

One of the nice things about TomaTea is that, when you click on a puzzle without sufficient information to solve it, a message pops up: “I have no clue how to solve this.” Find the door without this message and you know you’re prepared to decode it.

The four colors for the first code are . . .

found on each table.

Table 1 has a purple flower on it; table 2 a blue flower; table 3’s is yellow and red is on table 4. That means . . .

Enter the colors, from left to right - PURPLE - BLUE - YELLOW - RED. If you’re having trouble seeing colors . . .

click on the left button 4 times, the middle-left button 3 times, the middle-right button 1 time, and the right button 2 times.

When you open the cupboard, you’ll get: a silver key and a silver rectangle with three colored hearts on it.

Use the key to open the padlocked lattice gate. Now you see a kitchen-area. Let’s explore some more.

On the brown door is a funny chef figure. Looks like his arms, legs and head can be moved into different positions . . .

Use the drawing you found earlier behind the postcard:

Tilt his head to the left (your left). Send his left arm (on your right) strait up from the shoulder then at a 45-degree angle at the elbow so that it goes behind his head. His right arm (your left) goes straight out, then bend his right elbow at a 45-degree angle again. Four his legs, you need only to change the position of his feet, bending his knees in so that his left toe points straight down while his right is at a slight angle.

When you have opened the brown door, you’ll discover: an ivory piano key, a stock pot and a green heart charm. Three colored hearts are painted on the shelf. Since those hearts look familiar . . .

Put the silver rectangle over them. Now the hearts have changed color. Note the color and sequence.

Now back up to focus on the stove:

Grab the heart there. Click on the dial to open the gas on the stove then use matches to light the flame. The empty pot, a logical choice, won’t fit on the burner for some reason, though . . .

Go over to the sink:

Pick up another heart, turn on the water, and fill the pot.

Now the pot of water will sit on the stove flames. It gets hot but nothing more happens.

What else can we look at here in the kitchen?

Just a coffee maker, but there’s no coffee around here (some café, eh?) Well, pick up two more hearts and . . . wait a minute, something bronze is stuck in the machine’s grate. Of course that ever-handy screwdriver is also missing.

Come to think of it, the dial on the coffee machine looks like another common item. One we saw in the other room . . .

The clock.

It’s time to solve more puzzles and enter another code.

Go back to the first room’s cupboards, click on the code box for the bottom left cupboard. You’re ready to solve this based on what you found in the kitchen:

Purple Heart - Orange Heart - Green Heart.

Or, click on the left heart 4 times, the middle heart 2 times, and the right heart 6 times.

Inside this cupboard you’ll get another heart charm and a red disc with five circular cut-outs on it. One is green. This shape should remind you of two things you’ve seen so far . . .

The clock.

The coffee machine.

Put all the clues together in the right way and in the right place and soon you’ll have the bottom rightside cupboard open . . .

From the position of the coffee maker’s dial, the green dot coordinates with the 10 o’clock position on the clock. Put the red disk over the clock with the green circle over the 10. Now you have four other numbers revealed.

The size of the circles tells you the order of the numbers. Just like in counting, go from smallest to biggest; in this case, smallest circle to biggest circle.

5 2 7 8

Enter the code from the clock to get the screwdriver and a red slip of paper with another clue on it.

Go back to the kitchen, now we can use the screwdriver to get that bronze item from the coffee machine: a music box key. While here, have another look at that red slip of paper . . .

Fold it over and little green bubbles are shown. Bubbles remind me of a nice hot bubble bath…or maybe just hot water…

Put the paper over the steaming pot of water to get a new code: PIXY

Back out in the main room, we have what we need to open the last cupboard, using the clue from the red slip of paper. Inside we get an elaborate gold key and another ivory piano key.

First go to the gold cage, use the key to take the locket. Have a look inside:

Take out a piece of paper illustrated with musical notes and a keyboard diagram on each side. This clue tells you what you need to know about the piano keys and playing music here at in Golden Heart. Examine the paper in your inventory to study (and learn from) each side of the clue. Next, go over to the music box, use the bronze turn-key to open it, and place the 3 missing ivory keys back on the piano (if you don’t have them all, you’ll need to re-trace your steps to find them).

Part Two: Solving the Piano Puzzle and Getting Out

This is a challenging but fun logic puzzle for those who can’t read sheet music. MUCH more simple if you do. But it IS possible to solve without resorting to google or spoilers for help. Give it a try!

If you’d like help getting started, here’s a HINT: On the first side of the clue, look at where each musical note is in relationship to the piano keys:

• The first note corresponds to an ivory key (the first one on left)

• The sheet music diagram shows simple scale, each note goes up by one position. • So coordinate the position of the note (black dot) to the position of the keys.

In plainer terms:

• The piano keys are, from left to right: c, d, e, f, g, a, b.

• The lowest position of the musical notes represents the first “c” on the keyboard.

• Each step up on the sheet music represents those notes; so on the scale that goes up, starting with the lowest position: c, d, e, f, g, a, b.

The second side of the clue is misleading because it also shows the piano keyboard but take notice of how the sheet music changed. This tells you which notes you have to play and in what order.

Use the simple scale to help you get acquainted with each key’s relationship to the notes on the sheet music to figure out how to play this song.

If you’re still having trouble, open this spoiler:

From left to right, the ivory keys are: C ! D ! E ; F ! G ! A ! B

So, play the notes in this order: c, c, d, f, g, e, d, g, g.

Or . . .

Just number the keys from left to right: 1 ! 2 ! 3 ; 4 ! 5! 6 ! 7

Click each in this order: 1, 1, 2, 4, 3, 2, 5, 5

When you have finished your piano lesson and successfully played the correct notes, grab the last key and head for the door. Whew!

A note about the heart charms:

You are not required to find all the hearts before you can exit the game. Whether or not this makes the ending more - or less - special is, perhaps, just a matter of a perspective.

~* BONJOUR! *~

john•July 14, 2011 7:26 PMWalkthrough.

You start looking at a pair of tables, a gate on the left, shelves in the middle, Doors on the right and a table on the right.

Table 3 (on the left) Zoom in on table 3. Collect two hearts on the table. Note 3=yellow (the flower) zoom out,

click on the table on the right.

collect the heart on the table (#3) collect the wooden thing on the floor (which looks kinda piano keyish)

note table 4 = red (flower) zoom out.

turn right. Lets look at table 2 Collect heart #4 on the table. note table 2 = blue (flower) zoom out.

click on the shelf. hmm. Pictures. (and hearts #4 and #5) one of the pictures something on the back. look at the drawing in your inventory. back out, and zoom out.

Turn right again.

Zoom in on table 1 (on the right) Collect the matchbook, and heart #6 note table 1 is purple. zoom out.

Click on the right shelf. collect heart #7 Note the clock (which doesnt appear to do anything) Zoom out.

turn right twice.

The gate (on the left) is locked with a silver lock. The bird cage is locked with a Gold lock. The thing With the dancer on it appears to need a key.

There are 4 cupboards on the right. Top left needs a 4 letter word (which we dont have)

Top left appears to need 4 colours. Enter them

Purple, Blue, yellow, red For the colour blind …

1st button x4 2nd button x3 3rd button x1 4th button x2

And press the bottom button. A Silver Key and a plaque with 3 hearts.

zoom out.

Zoom in on the gate, and use the silver key

A kitchen Zoom in on the counter (with hobs) collect heart #8. Zoom out.

zoom in on the coffee machine. Collect hearts #9 and #10 note the position on the green circle, And that there appears to be something in the drip tray.

Zoom out.

zoom in on the stick-chef-figure

This looks familiar. Re-position him to match the drawing.

Collect the wooden thing (2(3) top left, heart #11 and the big silver pot

hmm. hearts. Wonder what happens if i put the other hearts on it?

we get a 3 colour code

Purple, orange, green

zoom out. zoom out. look at the cupboards on the right.

The bottom left one needs a 3 heart code. Enter it (for the colour blind)

Left x4 Middle x2 Right x6

and press the bottom button

Collect hearts #11 and #12 And the round thing.

It’s round, What else have we seen that’s round?

zoom out. turn right twice, and zoom in on the right shelf.

use the round thing on the clock. Then turn it till the green thing lines up with where it was on the coffee machine.

turn it till 10 oclock is green. note that in order 5,2,7, and 8

Zoom out, turn around (right twice) And zoom in on the cupboards.

The bottom left one needs a 4 number code. Enter it. Take the card, and the screw driver

Back up

hmm, the card folds, and has some green stuff on it.

Back to the kitchen

zoom in on the coffee machine. Use screwdriver on the two screws, and take the Winder Key zoom out.

Zoom in on the sink. Collect hearts #13 and #14 Use the tap, and then fill the silver bowl.

zoom out, and zoom in on the hobs.

Turn on the gas (use knob) Light gas (use matches) Use the pan-o-water on the flame, and then use the card on the steaming bowl.

Then re-examine the card, and note the 4 letter word

PIXY

Zoom out, and back to the cupboards. Enter the code into the top left door

Take the Wooden thing, and the Gold key.

Zoom out. The Gold key seems to fit the lock on the bird cage. Take the big heart.

Examine the big heart, and find the clue inside.

Hmm a scale. 7 keys and 7 notes. But wait. click it, and see a tune

Zoom out, and click on the thing with the dancer ontop.

use the Winder Key on the slot, and it opens. use the wooden things (keys) on the gap, and tap out the tune

Or, from the left, keys 1 1 2 4 3 2 5 5

And take the Exit Key. Zoom out, Twice Turn right twice, and use the remaining key on the exit door.

simple’s

wildflower12•July 14, 2011 7:26 PMNerdypants, that was just the clue I needed. Thanks!

SpinelessCoward•July 14, 2011 7:52 PMHeart pieces There are 16 hearts to gather during the game, some are green and some are pink.

On the table with the number 1 On the table with the number 2 On the table with the number 3 On the table with the number 3 On the table with the number 4 On the shelf with the photos (left of the door) On the shelf with the photos (left of the door) On the shelf with the clock (right of the door) Inside the cabinet with the 3 hearts lock (bottom left) Inside the cabinet with the 3 hearts lock (bottom left) Besides the stove Besides the sink Besides the sink Besides the coffee machine Besides the coffee machine Inside of the cabinet in the kitchen (on the pile of plates)

Walkthrough

Gathering clues

Examine the left table, grab the two hearts (2/16). Note the number and the color of the flower. Zoom out.

Examine the right table, grab the heart (3/16). Grab the white piece on the floor as well (between the couch and the table, on the left) Note the number and color of the flower. Zoom out.

Turn right. Examine the table on the right, grab the heart (4/16) Note the number and the color of the flower. Zoom out.

Examine the shelf with the photos. Grab the 2 hearts (6/16). Take a look at the 3rd picture starting from the left, a piece of paper is hidden behind it. Take it. Zoom out.

Turn right. Examine the shelf on the right of the door. Grab the heart (7/16). Zoom out.

Examine the right table, grab the heart (8/16) and the matches. Note the number and the color of the flower. Zoom out.

Getting in the kitchen

Turn right twice. Examine the cabinets. Select the top right lock. It asks for four colors in a specific order. Use the numbers and the colors you’ve noted from the tables.

Pink, blue, yellow, red.

Grab the key and the color filter. Zoom out

Open the door on the left with the key. Examine the right panel with the cook figurine. Using the clue you got from the photos, reproduce the same pose. Open the door, grab the heart (9/16) Take the pot, and the white piece above it, on the pile of plates. Use the color filter on the hearts, note the sequence. Zoom out.

Examine the coffee machine, grab the two hearts (11/16) Note the green spot, where 10 o’clock would be. Zoom out.

Examine the sink, grab the two hearts (13/16) Turn the water on, put some in the pot. Zoom out.

Examine the stove, grab the heart (14/16) Turn the switch on, and use the matches on it. Put the pot on the fire, zoom out. Zoom out of the kitchen.

Opening the cabinets and solving the rest

Examine the cabinets. Select the bottom left lock. Enter the combination you noted.

Purple, orange, green

Grab the two hearts (16/16), and the disk. Zoom out.

Turn right twice. Examine the right shelf, then the clock. Put the disk on it. As noted previously, turn the disk until the green spot is on the 10. Note the numbers from the smallest circle to the biggest. Zoom out.

Turn right twice. Examine the cabinets. Select the bottom right lock. Enter the combination you got from the clock

5278

Grab the paper and the screwdriver. Zoom out.

Go to the kitchen, then the coffee machine. Unscrew the plate, take the key under it. Zoom out. Examine the stove, put the piece of paper above the pot. Examine the paper, fold the bottom. Note the code. Zoom out.

Exit the kitchen, examine the cabinets. Select the top right lock. Enter the combination you got from the paper

PIXY

Grab the last white piece, and the key

Use the key to open the birdcage. Take the necklace inside, and look inside it. Grab the music sheet hidden inside. Notice that on one side is noted which note corresponds to which piano key, and that you can look on the other side by clicking on it, getting a melody from french can-can. Zoom out.

Examine the music box, open it with the key. Place the white keys back in place. Play the melody you noted previously.

(With 1 being the key on the far left) 11243255

Take the key. Note that when I made a mistake, I had to zoom out and zoom in again, and replay the melody, to get the secret compartment to open. You may have to do the same. Zoom out, turn right twice, open the door. You’re out!

elle•July 14, 2011 8:07 PMAwesome walkthroughs, SpinelessCoward and john. Thank you for them!

Crabbadon•July 14, 2011 8:31 PMThe very last puzzle can glitch: zoom out and zoom back in again if you think you have the answer but nothing happens.

polpotpie•July 14, 2011 9:34 PMI wonder why there aren’t more indoor french cafes with ikea furniture and walls painted like a first grade classroom? If there was one in my town, I would patronize it just for the music.

An Onyx Mouse•July 15, 2011 12:56 AMThat was a nice little brain-workout, I have to say. Nicely done, Tomatea.

Wednesday•July 15, 2011 6:23 AMYay! Done it without help!

Shudog•July 15, 2011 3:58 PMThat was a crazily short congrats screen, unless it responded to an errant click.

VoxPopuli42•July 15, 2011 5:25 PMAgh. Tech problems here- I seem to be unable to read spoilers. Any hints to fix it?

DAM•July 15, 2011 5:39 PMTomatea may not make the most challenging escapes, but they’re well made, logical, and fun to play. While pixel hunting continues to be a problem, they do something that, as far as I know, nobody else does: they don’t let you attempt to enter a code until you’re able to find the solution. This is good for 2 reasons: you can’t brute force a code, and you know what you should be solving and what you shouldn’t, so you don’t waste time looking at the wrong thing. If you have no idea how to solve this, then you know you shouldn’t be trying just yet. I like it.

elle•July 15, 2011 5:39 PMVoxPopuli42,

Please check that you have javascript enabled in your browser. Also, you must wait for the entire page to load before spoilers will appear. If that isn’t helping, perhaps you can try from a different browser. Which one are you using?

elle

elle I love the “I have no clue” message. I’m good with the lack of changing cursor,though; makes it a bit more fun to explore.

Shudog•July 16, 2011 5:54 AMExcept the exceptional game designers always make it logically clear which codes go with which clues. A really top-tier escaper will incorporate that into the puzzle. That’s why no one else really does it. For some of us, it removes an elegant challenge from the game.

jaybo33•July 18, 2011 8:51 AMCollecting Hearts

You don’t ANY to escape!

jaybo33•July 18, 2011 8:58 AMAGAIN, Zoom OUT AND IN TO activate the last puzzle (piano keyboard)

Lewis•January 29, 2012 10:48 AMThis is the only escape the room game I have done without a walkthrough.

I got stuck on the clock puzzle but I didn’t realise that

The coffee machine tells you how to place the card thing, I only completed it because I tried every possible combination haha

florsasha•December 18, 2012 12:03 PMT_T The music box is not working. I did everything you said but nothing

florsasha•December 18, 2012 12:13 PMAh nevermind I only needed to refresh

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