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Mystery of the Mummy Cheats and Links


Okay, first of all, there aren't any trainers or hex editors for Mystery of the Mummy, because Sherlock Holmes has no stats, skills, hit points, or anything else you could conceivably want to edit. I'm really surprised how many people have been asking me for that.

There is one cheat built into the game, though--if you find yourself frustrated with the black and white grid puzzle (otherwise known as the "nonogram," "Conceptis," or "Japanese tile puzzle,") you can give yourself a hint or even opt out of it completely by clicking in the upper right-hand corner. This causes a large section of the puzzle to be automatically filled in for you. Do it enough times in a row, and eventually only one tile will be left for you to put into place yourself. Most gamers will be able to solve the puzzle readily with the clues provided by just one click, though.

Except for the nonogram, the only way to really cheat in this game is to look up the solution to a puzzle rather than figuring it out yourself. If you want to do that, or you just want to learn more about this game, here are a few good links for you:

My Mystery of the Mummy Pages:

Mystery of the Mummy Hints, with general gameplay information and suggestions.

Mystery of the Mummy Spoilers, with answers to problems with the ending of the game.

Mystery of the Mummy Review, with a spoiler-free overview of the game for those considering playing.

Mystery of the Mummy Game Critique, with detailed spoilers and discussion of plot holes.

Other Mystery of the Mummy Pages:

Universal Hints System is a great place to get a spoiler for one specific puzzle you're stuck on without accidentally ruining any of the rest of the game--they have their walkthrough uniquely structured to reveal only one hint at a time.

Here is the Mystery of the Mummy homepage of the game designers, including a demo and reviews.

Very explicit walkthrough, lots of spoilers.

The rest of these links aren't related to Mystery of the Mummy, but you may enjoy them anyway...
most of them were created by me or by friends of mine. (-:

Learn about Native American tribes at a site maintained by Orrin Lewis and myself. (There's also a list of Native American art and a page about Native American genealogy.)

Visit the World of Ataniel, an AD&D gameworld created by Doug Barre and brought to the Internet by Kristin L'Kar Andersen.

For that matter, check out the Storyboard of Ataniel, an interactive-fiction play-by-post game set in said gameworld.

Read my Personal Pages and LiveJournal.

Check out comic book author and gamesmaster Doug Barre's funky homepage.

Check out fanfic guru Kristin L'Kar Andersen's Harry Potter Fanfiction site.

Check out Sylvia Rudy's homepage, especially her cool Myths in Fiction pages.

Check out Orrin Lewis' homepage with his essays about modern American Indian life.

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