Title: "The Party’s Over - Hazel Moore & Seth Gamble" Solution Guide (Indian Version)
(Note: This guide assumes the game involves cultural/indian-themed puzzles or challenges. Adjust based on actual game content.)
1. Cultural Puzzle: Rangoli Patterns
Objective: Create a symmetricalrangoli design using colored powders.
Solution:
Start with a circular template.
Use geometric shapes (triangles, squares) to form patterns.
For symmetry, divide the circle into 8 sections and mirror designs.
Use red, yellow, and green (common Indian colors) for vibrancy.
2. Language Challenge: Hindi Word Association
Objective: Match English words to Hindi equivalents.
Example:
"Party" → "Sh corka" (शोकर्का)
"Over" → "Pyaar karne aye" (प्यार करने आये)
Tip: Use transliteration apps like Google Translate for accuracy.
3. Strategy: Temple Escape
Scenario: Escape a temple with traps.
Steps:
Avoid Spiders: Use torches (found in corners) to light paths.
Solve Number Puzzle: Enter codes based on temple carvings (e.g., 3-1-5 for " OM " symbol).
Collect Saffron: Use the cloth to burn oil lamps and open doors.
4. Business Simulation: Street Vending
Goal: Maximize profit in a Mumbai market.
Tips:
Supply Chain: Buy from local vendors in Dharavi (lowest cost).
Cultural Insight: Offer chaat and gulab jamun (popular snacks).
Marketing: Use WhatsApp groups for promotions (common in India).
5. Final Boss: Ravana’s LAIR
Weakness:
Elemental Weakness: Ravana is weak to ghuha (milk) attacks (throw curd at him).
Team Strategy: Assign Hindu gods as characters (Krishna for healing, Rama for range).
Need More Help?
Share specific game mechanics or screenshots.
For cultural accuracy, consult local Indian players or forums like Quora India.
Check in-game tutorials for hints.
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