#Botanicula walkthrough part 3 Pc

Give the worm to the fisher creature for a creature card.

When you grow the right plant you’ll automatically run up. If you grow one of the plants next to this one it will also grow a pod that you can click on for a creature card. As it spills on the ground the plant it spills on will grow, allowing you to get back up to the top. You need to position the spoons to the positions shown above and then click on the spoon with the water to spill it out. For this rescue mission you’ll need to use Mrs. Click on the first child and select someone to rescue him.

Go right and right again.Ī little baby creature is in the spoonful of water. Feather fly up and grab it and receive a creature card. Go left.Ĭlick on the little worm that comes out from behind a leaf to have Mr. You’ll be scared away again but this time you’ll fall down to a new area below. Go left.Ĭlick on one of the crabs who will scare you away. Click on all four frogs to hear a song and receive a creature card.

Go down.Ĭlick on the frog until it hops up onto the branch and three other friends join him. Go right.Ĭlick on the fishing creature to see that he needs a worm for his fishing rod. Quickly click on the carnivorous leaf which will eat the bee and spit it out. Click on the bee, then again when it lands on another leaf. Go right.Ĭlick on the red vine for a creature card.

#Botanicula walkthrough part 3 Pc

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